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Special Chamber of Commerce Edition. Beflwoody Pa-, Thor^yiyOctober 2J, 1915. Vol XXVffl--No. 35*   Sixteen Pages
LOCAL EK COLUMN
Short Items That WOI Inter-
est Our Readers
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE WEEK
Terse Psrsqrspks Concernlai the Doings
Si Oar Bet-rash—The Oelama
Oar Saftseribers EBjoy.
—For Sale—Several dsslrsbls Improved
propsrtiss Id different locations lo Bellwood.   Inquire of C. F. Moore.
—Ralph Dyssrt, while gaaalaf ea
Brash moaatoto last Saturday, skat s
Sue wild turkey.
—For Ssls—Seversl itosJrahto laspioved
propsrtiss to different loostloos to Bellwood    Inquire of C. F. Meore.
—Msoy wild torksys bava base killed
by tbs hooters en tbs moantslas to this
vieioity sines the ssssae opened a week
ago.
—L. R. DlHee, of Clsrk street, ssllied
.over to Brush moonUln Wednssdsy
morning aad returned in s oonple hoars
with a Ans wild tnikey gobbler.
—A Sits boy bsby srrlved at the boms
of Arehlbsld Igou on Msla street oae
dsy last week. It is the first ons sad
the Joy of the* proud lather knows no
limits. f
—Frsnk Oar I end, wbo hss been ths
custodian of the pesos of tbe baroavh tor
the psst few yesrs, moved his family to
Bellwood from Danosnsvllls oa There*
dsy sad now ooouplse s home oa Firs
street, sontb side.
—A spseisl missionary program will
he held ta the Uoiled Evangeltoal ohu reh
oo Boodsy evening st 7*80 o'oloek. Aa
SBOoilsat sotertslnsseot hss been ai-
ranged for persons of sll sgss, sod every-
body Is most sordlslly Invited.
Eugsns Biss aad wife, at Johnstown,
wsrs visitors Isst Bstordsy at ths hems
ef *8qslrs J. T. Crlswell 818 First street,
sooth side, sad .tots oo s ton daysvaoa.
tloo wbleh will be spent lo the wlidsof
Bradford ooaaty, where Mr. Boat ie
snioytog banting.    .
—Under the beading "Dratoege Pro-
vlaloo" it is sUtsd that "Itbastoso
sseSMsry tor tbs Commonwealth of
rSBBSfllsall to eosspel the boronsh of
Bellwood to provide tor tbs dispossl of
sew sge." This is io srror snd should
read, ''not uroesssry tor tbe Common-
wssltb to oompel us," eto.
—The L'dies' Bible Class of Grace
Lutbersn ohurob will half BO old atom
HalleB'ton dinner snd sool.l st the boms
of Mrs. 0. W. Dstesmsn on Fridsy
even log, Uotober 88, tn whioh tbe pnblio
Is onrdlslly Invl'ed We feel 4MB that
sll wbo will oome will injoy a rsre treat,
a* tbe amusements of the evening will
eonsist of s IsogbaMs sad onlsjsa ohsr-
setot. Ios ore.m, asks sod coff.e will
be mined at a se.srn.We hnar.
—Private Cub Sals of Household
Goods— Mrs K.U, 411 Norlh Firai
street— Booster esbiost. oblos closet,
lestber eoasb, porch ebslrs, poreh awnings, sis osk blebory straight ebslrs,
tbrss roekers, smsll mission uble, smsll
eaa table, hsll bat tree, bsll ohslr, osrd
table, osk chiffonier, white Iron doable
bed, springs sad msttrsssss, msgsslne
stsnd osk bnresn, linen boresa, kltebso
aad Isundry srtlolss. Osn be seen from
8 s. m. ontll 9 p. m".
W. 0. T. 0.
Tbe Bellwood  Cbrlstlso Temiier.no*
union aas orgsnized   ta 1810.   Sn. J.
F. Gilmore, mr two years served ss
president, bat owing to III health resigned. Than wsrs tben tea members.
October. 1918, WB W. F. Bslsbsoh wsa
elected president. There sre BOB* thirty*
three members. Ia these three yean by
doss aad work of vsrloos methods aboat
SUV hss been raised, whieb hss been
expended to advantage, tbe catb fount"
sin being tbe most substsntisl purob.se.
Seversl hundred boquets bave been sent
tbs stab sad to tbe Altooos hospital aad
G. A. R. msn on Memorlsl Day. Hundreds of psgee of literature bsve been
seat out. Musical snlsrtslnmenta, SO*
oisls snd pnblio meetings bsve been held.
To grow to hundreds In membership Is
tbs geal.
Mondsy evening of tato wesk BBS ths
election of offissrs aad the following wsis
chosen :
President, Mrs. Bslsbsoh ; Srst vise
president, Mrs. Gilmore: second vise
president, Mra. Holdso ; third vies prssl-
dsnt. Mm. Anderson ; recordlsg ssers-
tsry, Msrgsrst Forshev ; eorrospoodlng
seoretsry. Bsssls Pries; trassorar, Mra
B. F. Hsmiltoa : svsng.iistie sapsrte-
undent, Mrs. Semes! Belter; few.r
ssissioo superlnteodsat, Mm. W. B.
Dyssrt; meroy ssp.rlnund.ut. Mra. O.r*
sod ; press sopsilntendcot, Mrs. Oiossoa;
Sundsy obsstvsnos .uperinUndsnt, Mrs.
Helssl: llursturs superintends**, Mrs.
Willlsm Bitrosn.
Its BsUwsed Olvto Olah
At  tbs  Spseisl   meeting of the C>vlo
elub  held   la  the  Odd    Fellows'   hall
Tuesdsy   sfUrnooo,   there   aaa  s Isrgs
attend.noe   aod   s  spirit ef besrty eo
operation  aad  euthuslssm   wsa    man
nested.
After soon msttera of minor Import
anoe wsre discussed, plens aero msde
sad oommiltees named for tbe cafeteria
.upper, wMsh the slab will give ta lbs
f).ld Follows* hall on ths sveoiog of
Thursdsy, October 88.
Ba too Clvls olub to tor all Bellwood
lbs ■embers fssl eonfldeot that this,
tbelr first sppssl to tbs community tor
patronage, will mest wltb the liberal
response It should, aad they will spare bo
effort lo ansae tba event asemorshls.
AMONG OUR MERCHANTS
B. W. Commessar
This writeop woald aot be somplsto
without tho msntion of the name of B.
W. Cornmesser, the oontrsot paiater.
Tbe asms Cornmesser Is a Isnd mark ta
this community, tho father bsviog loost-
ed In this seotioo maay yesrs ago
aod engaged io tbs psiotlng aad ohslr
rasnufsatnring business ta Hensbeytown,
wbloh hs suooessfnlly oonduoted for S
nnmber of yean sftsr the Olvll war. He
wss the f.ther of s number of boys and
they soquired tbe trade of their fstber.
B. W. Cornmesser, along with his brotb-
sr, tbs tots A. M. Cornmesser loested lo
oar borough aboat twenty five yesrs age
sndsolsrsd aotivsly tote tbs painting
apd wall paper buslnsss, whieh wss
lly ooodoetsd. Hto plsoe of
Is loested oa Csmbrls street,
where be esr rise a varied I Ins of materiel*, laths rsssat psst he hss soma
pletsd s number of large eootraeta aad
do ring tbe past satsmer was engaged ta
painting sohool heasss la Sinking Valley
aad ta Logan township. He to s Srst
olsss workmen sad employes none bat
the best meobsutos.
Jacob Fuoss
Tbe ►uooes* that have stuodsd the
efforts of Jsoob Fuoss, the bsksr, eaa he
sttrlbnted to bis close applloition bt
business snd tbs exoeileot produo t of hto
bakery. Mr. Fuoss to sn experlooed
bsksr, bavtog learned the trsds In town
under s msstsr wotkmeo, sod thaa waa
engaged st Blsndburg for a fow yeara
Several yesrs sgo bs returned to Bellwood sad bought the bakery sad prop-
sty to wbloh bs to now loos ted, made a
number of improvements Ivy iosulling
ap to date maeblneiy aed appllsnoss snd
bow has a most complete shop. Bver
sines bis entry iato tbo baslaeae llfs ef
oar borough ho has enjoyed e good trade
aad It to ooestaatly growing. Thla
speaks volumes for bis shillty to please
tto potato. Htoprodaou ass tbs heat
sad bis trsds to maab pissssd.
C A. Hoover.
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Ira R. Burns
Assoog tho long ntaMtohiil
marhets of tbo oommaalty to that ef 0.
A. Hoover oo Csmbrls street, north sale,
fbl* marks* was estsbltobed by Jeho
■Aear, rather of tbe pretest proprietor,
s tiumber ol yeara ago, wbo oonduoted |tt
suooessfully up until hto death a fow
months sines. This stood bss slwsys
enjoyed s isige sod prosperous trade,
aad tbs son Is following Is ths foot stops
of hto f.ther. Hs osrries s oomplsu
line of tbe best mests, tto. obtainable
sad hto Incrsssiog trade to evldenoe thst
ths bosiuess to prospering.
Bland Bros
This is one of ths well known most
firms of the boroogb, located la the
Cornmeseer block on Mala street, sad
tbsy hsve oonduoted a thriving business
for lbs psst five or six yeatmJney sell
ooly horns msde prodaets sad their ps-
trons an snrs of good treatment Their
most msrkst to modern io svsry psrtlon*
lar, having Installed tbe labial sppllsnoes
for tbo bosinses, Tbey am loosted la
the pivotal asrt ef tho bastosss dtotrtot
sad their most msrkst to ta a prosperous
ooodltioo.
W.E Singleton
tbs blsoksmltb, loostad oa Osmbrto
sliest, north side, to eae af the nsossssry
sdjnncts to aay well regalated oommao-
Ity. Mr. Singleton to aa expert bone
shosr sod gives s,*oial attention to the
hoofs of borses. He slso does sotomo-
bile repsirlng aod oonduots a prosperous
business. He bss loosted to oar towa
just s short, time, bat haa ploked ap a
alee line of patrons, all of whom are
nlssssil with his work. He is s fiist
elsss meohsnlo aad should receive the
support of the community.
H.L. Steel
Wb** yoa wsat hsullog dons oe short
■ottoss consult H. L. Btsel Mr. Steel
bss been engsged lo tbto buslnsss for tbs
psst eouplo ef years snd is msstlng with
sasssss. Be to obliging to ell, whioh
attest to bis Issrssslag trsds. Be ta pie*
pored to da light or heavy hauling,
plaaoa betag his spsetallty. His ssrvies
sea bs obtained soy tims by eslllng him
oa ths United tetophone st hto rssldoooe
oo First stress, sooth slds.
CM. Wearer
When yoa aeed year sole rspslrsd sail
upon G. M. Weaver, the oboe saaher ea
Osmbris strsst, north aids, wbo to pre-
p.red to perform lbs job ta a ssttofsotory
aad workmsollke manner. Mr. Weaver
hss been loested to oar towa for tbs past
twenty five yeara, oom log here whea it
ws. s mere vlll.se sod hto Isrgs trsds
stiseii to hto suooess. Mr. Weaver atoe
oatrtos a liae of shoes.
P. P. Karl
Mr. Karl to engaged In tbo barber
bastosss .sud bis sbep ta located oa
Csmbrls street. Be renders good servioe
sad enjoys a atae trade.
Ira B. Barns bss beea eae of tbe well
known aad leading etttasee of tbs
boroogb for tbo pest twenty five yeara,
earntag to oar towa from Saulbarg,
Hantlngdon ooaaty, whom he bad besa
engsged ta teaoblng aehool and the
undertaking business. Upon bsoomtag
a fall fledged Bell woodlta be engsged bt
teaohiag sohool, to wbiob he aaa aa*
usually suecessful aad to the summer
months followed hto trade, that of a
oarpoater. Later be eagsgsd la the
uogsrtsklng business. A fow years sgo
he was oboseo obief bnrgsss of tie'
boroogb by the voters had performed-
the duties of ths offioe ta a eredltabto
maooor aod It waa daring hto admtraiSBafej
tion tbat ths sidewalk ordloanos wSty
ooforoed,       whereby ear      h>a)_£
aea* sojoy this maoh  needed    Itoflflijn ,
meat.   Upon the dsstb of   tba    U>**_
•Squire MoFarland he wsa appointed aKtf^**^ "***!_•**.
ths govsrnor to SU oat ths uuexpirSdT
term aad to now a candidate for election,
aad ss he hae no opposition,   will  bs
sleeted to serve for -tho ensuing  term.
Daring hto short tenure ho bee dlsobsrg-
sd tbs duties of tbs offioe in  aa  sooept*
able way.
M. J. Wiley
Possibly oae of tbo oldest established
pisses of business in town to thst of M,
J. Wltoy oo Csmbrls street, wbo has
been loostad ta the asms atand lor the
psst twenty five yesrs where s general
merosotilo line bss been bsndlsd. The
trade this stole enjoys to largely dee to
prompt and ooattsous treatment .nd a
desite to treat sll silks. The room Ie
well stocked with s shotoe line of nations
grooarles, sts., aad sasssss baa attended
tbe efforts ef tho proprietor wbleh to evf>
dent from tbs constantly inersaalog Bomber af customers.
H. C Cornmesser
Bellwood has eaa first slsss livery
stohls sad ths proprietor to H. 0. Core*
messer. His stsbls to loested oa Oaas-
bila atreet, where be baa beea ssgsged la
business for the paat too years. Etta
horses aw spsidy, pit sals to ba drives
by aay lady without foar ef sssldsat.
He just recently Installed ao SBBjambllo
and to aew ptspsrsd to siiuoWHtSstt all
who may desire to a trip Bto**____Shtalt. | s uredll _aaH.
j*-.00""-" ™* * *-^™ -V'-Tlb.li'Jt Schwenk
business snd his servioe osn be ewtaloed       1
William Sitman
!§ the oourse of evsnU tbe servioe of
i drayman to. needed. Among tboss
aaa sre engsged lo this business in oar
town to William Sitman, who haa aetata
dMathe wants of the publio in tbto line
Tor tbs psst number of yeara. Ba gives
sloto attention ta Shoos orders sad whsn
sailed ho to soon found oo tbo job. Bis
hss been a suooess from tbe be-
and by strict attention to all
salts be hopes to merit a oontlnusnoe of
the same.
W. H. Zunmerman
■ Mr; Zimmerman to one of the well
hasjle Barbara aad has been ooodueting
this easiness in towa for the poet fiftesa
ysars, Hto shop to located la ths Corn-
Batafar block ea Mala street, sad to
IsrgBJy pstrooissd by ths publio, whieb
isaVidont tbst bis trade Is satisfied with
Mr. Zimmerman to
a thorough meohanio.
Henry Brunner
Tbera to no better known restaurant
to Bsll wood than Hoary Brunner,
who bss been engsged to this business
for the past twenty years or mora. Mr,
Brunner first ssgsged io esterlng to tha
tastes of tbe publio to a room In tba
Cornmesser building, whom bs was
loosted for a number of years, and where
he met wltb muoh suooess. Feeling tbst
bsshould hsve s ohsogs ho disposed Of
ths restaurant a few yeara ago and
engaged in other Hoes. Some time later
he aaw tbs saw tbs opportunity to again
engage In the business snd pa ro based ths
plsoe In tbe Craps building, near the P.
R. R depot, when he bss besa loosted
for the psst few yesrs. Mr. Braaaer
understands tbs busluess from stsrt to
finish sod hto patron, tske mash pless-
are la praising ths sxoelloot servioe tbey
rsoeivs. Maay people ta town ragolarly
/\ partake of tbe meals salved st Ibis res-
tauraot, while tbe traveling pnblio to s
liberal patron. It to tbo only plsoe In
town when shell oysters osn be obtained
aad fomooa brand to sold* Mr.
Brunner Is ably sssistsd by bis good
wlfa, wbo hss tbe reputation of preparing
excellent mouus. Frequsntly tbsy have
besa,sailed upon to serve gatherings sad
the manner In wbtoh It to soeomplished I.
at aoy time. _ .
Euraka Coal Company
The Boraks Ooal Co., bet an business
to oar towa aboat eight years ago, bavtog ersstsd a yard from tbs old P. B. B.
ooal tiplson First strsst, north side.
This yard to eondnoted by that well
known aad populsr oltlsso George W.
Wltoy, aha, by eartsona treatment of
hto patrons, has enjoyed a large trade.
The manner ta wbloh the business has
growo oao be batter lea rood by a perusal
of tbe advertisement whioh appears to
another autumn.
C L. Moffitt
0. L. Moffltt to ooe of tbs recent addi-
tions to the business setlvlttos of tbe
boroogb, having purchased the business
oonduoted by' Mrs. Amsnds Keoote,
whieh stsnd aas In suoeessfo! operation
for the past twenty five years. The
busioesa waa nsw to Mr, Moffltt bat by
energy and oloss applies tion to the
waats of hto trade to meeting wltb sasssss. It to ooe of tbe populsr business
ptoses of the boroogb. _.
Williamson Lumber Co
Tbs yard of ths Wlllismsoo Lumber
oompany to loested oo the north side aad
tbsy esrry a llos of lumber, bonders'
sappHaa. .to. This oompany suooeeded
ths Bellwood Lumber A Construction
oompaay the baglaotag of the year. &
ti prepared to tarnish lamber ead material ta Isrgs aad small quantities aad will
to glad to rsoeivs yoar orders.
J.W.Wyland.
Ooe ef tto tost sqalppsd barber abops
to to fonnd ta these parts to tbat of I.
W. Wylaod to tto Crops bonding oa
Msln street, wbsre Is lostsllsd the latest
appllaeess to most lbs demsnds of his
huge aad laoreaaiog patronage. Mr,
Wylaad and hto assistant Bob Conrad
are both first olaaa msebsnles aed tto
trade to slwsys pissssd with tto servioe
given.
J. A. Irvin.
Mr. Irvin to Bell wood's ••ires doctor."
Be to a gradaato of forestry aad has beea
employed by tto stste oa number of Its
prassrvss. Mr. Irvlo to prepared to
trlmtisssof ay Mads, aad especially
fruit snd ornsmsntsl tress. Be thoroughly Budststands tto work ead If yea
esed his servioe it woald to well to give
blm a oall.
G. E. Fuoss
Mr, Fooso to ear undertaker. Hto
rooms are loosted oa the aeoood floor oi>
tto Fuoss buildlog ea Mala strsst, whsrs
to has provided a stock of goods satiable
for tto oondaot of bio boslossa. Quite
rsosotly ha laatollod a motor hearse. Be
to a yoaag aad sasrgstls maa and to ever
alert.
Mats Sobwenk to ons of ths w «'l knowa
milliners ef the town and has been
loostad oo Gembrte street tor Ito psst
fow years, whsrs tor room to stocked
witb sll tbe latest fashions. Miss
Schwenk hss enjoyed s alee llos of trade
sad her many satisfied pstrons sttest to
tor ability to ssrva tbem. She to s practical milliner aad pays strlot attention to
tto. needs of tor trsds.
A. E. Barrett
Tbia wall known jeweler, loosted oo
Main strsst, begun business ta Bellwood
a few yearn sgo. oomiog bete .from Gtoa
Campbell, Indiana oounty. wbers to waa
engaged In tbe ssme business, During.bis
esresr to oar towo Mr. Barett hss been
suoosssful. He oairtos a fine stook of
jewelry aad Is a praotioal watoh
and olook repairer. He ia an ent bus Isst io
hunter aad fisherman sod daring tbe
seas'- j spent muoh time lo tbs woods aad
aloog ths streams. Ha to getting ready
for the holiday season sod ta his sdvsr-
tisemeot states tb.t be will make it to
yoar advantage (to trade st home.
Hotel Windsor
Then to perhaps aot a totter known
aad better ooodnoted bostorly lo Blsir
oounty tbsn tto Hotel Windsor on Msln
strsst. This building was erected ss
peci.lly for hotel purposes lo 1893, by G
M. Meadville, who, after Ite completion,
oonduoted It for a number of years and
later leased the buildlog. The property
saa aold ta 1808 and ewes purobssed by
the Iato J. J. O'Neill, a bo oonduoted tbs
hotel op until the tims of his desth to
1910, sines wbiob time It has been ooder
tto management ef John Carroll. Tto
building to- a targe tbrss story brlok
struoturs and oootatas twsoty five sleeping rooms, aad Ms appoiotmsatesreoom
plots throughout. It oontains steam
hast, hath aad stootrto light, Ths hotel
ll Isrg sly patronized by the traveling
publio aad tto service rendered to tbs
best, Tbe table is supplied at all times
wltb tbe best the msrket affords. Ills
oouveotootly loested to ths P. B.'B.
depot aad tbo trolley aad Is sn ideal plaoe
to wbtoh to stop when In Bellwood. Tbo
tost of attention to g<vou Its pstrons and
noes go aaay dissatisfied.
Charles   Figart
Among tho oootrset pslnurs sod
psper hsogsrs ta town to- Charles Figart.
Mr, Figart bss beau engsged ta buslnsss
ta our town for tbs psst fifteen yesrs and
bss met with liberal anpport. Hs started
bosinses whea qulu a young man and by
sloes appliesUoo to bis Mae aaa built up
a prosperous trade. His plsoe of business Is oo Fourth .treat, north aide. Bs
does oontrsot painting oa a targe scale
aad employs s oumber of hands. Mr.
Figart Seas art—Ho p.paring and daring
tto 88880 n to kept busy from stsrt to
finish. Hs is s first elsss meohanio and
gives good satiafaotton to his pslraas
THE CHAM Of COMMERCE
Held  aa lalsrestlsg Btetiag ea Bon-
day Evealnf.
The regal sr meeting of tbe Bell wood
Chamber of Commerce waa held on
Monday svsning. The attendsnoe was
aot Isrgs, bot tto msstiog waa of s most
interesting obsrsoter. Tto Matins business inoluded tbs report at the treasurer,
wbtoh showed a small tolaoos la tto
treaaary after paying all bills. Several
new members wsre sleeted and standing
committees on membership aad publieity
were appointed. Tbs membership Of
tto Chamber to growlag rapidly snd
with tbe addsd efforts of tto oommlttee
oa membership, this growth should con-
tinus vigorously. It to earnestly desired
that this body should, not only to nine
hot to feet, to a truly representative
Bellwood orgsoisition, and as saeh It
hopes to sxsrt s continuous and effective
influeooe for tbe advancement aed oettar-
ment of tto borough lo every line of
progress. Tbe publioity oommlttee is
entrusted with tbe work of putting sod
keepiug Bellwood in ths pahlio eye snd
on tbe industrial map of this distriot
Fortunstely this oommlttee hss plenty of
ammunition to fight with, io oar natural
snd soquired advantages, and we oonfl-
daotly look to it to oonduot s winning
campaign. Tbe meeting also voted to
endorse tbe proposed Mummers' parade
on tbs 80th, lost.
The espeoislly interesting feature of
Monday svsning wss the disoussioa Of
tto matter oi "Home Dealing" presented by Mr. Csroell for tbs buyers sad by
Mi. MoFarland for tto sellers. Those
absent from tbto meeting, missed sn instructive statement of this very praotioal
•object. From the buyers' standpoint,
there seemed to to little to oomplslo ta
tto treatment received a% ths stores although it ta evident that, tore sod there,
ON tosqaalittos of prices aad vsriestions
ta quslity of goods aad oonvenlonoe of
servioe, tbat might seem to need expls-
nstioo, bet from the subsequent rsmarks
of Mr. MoFarland sad other store keepers present, It appears tbst la most
oaasa. there good and satisfactory reasons
far these There am msoy lees! snd
temporary conditions that osuse flae
tualtoo la prtoes hot when ths fsetsbaek
of these .are known, tbey sre readily
understood. It ia, at all times, tto
interest of tto store keeper to asset the
demsnds snd serve tto convenience of
hto onstomsra to the fullest possible
degree, snd it is tto rnurest ef the bnyer
to plsoe ss muoh of bis trade ss possible
with tto boms merobaot, because in tie
long run, he saves lime aod money and
builds np tbo home towa whioh benefits
sll tbe reeideoU of tto towo. Inssmuofa
sa we look to oar morehants to stsnd by
tbs town when In nsed, se ws ought to
support them In business. Tbe bettor
we support them tbs bettor servioe
tbey osn give aa This is simply looal
patrlotlam and to aa good ss soy other
kind. Those of aa who srs doing mora
or lorn of our buying elsewhere, may well
oonsidsr abettor we are aot hurting
ourselves aod oar towa by so doing.
Tbto whole subject was plslnly aad
foroibly presented sad tbe genersl ooo-
olaslon might to drawn tbto thsrs is
really very little reason why nearly all
oar baying might not to done at home
sad this eonditioo eaa to realized by a
better understanding of the facts took of
eaoh side of tbo questioa.
L
Shelton Cisney
Whsn yoa fuel that yoa aeed something to est just go into the restsursnt
oonduoted by Shelton Cisney, ta the
Cornmesser building, wbers year wants
Bill to qulokly aud satisfactory attended
to. The best meals am served here st s
norminsl mias, and quloh looobss are
always ready. Mr. Cisney hss been engaged la tto business for tto past yssr,
oomiog tore fiom Nssleyton, Huntingdon oounty, snd his baslaam to s suooess.
Be also osrries a fins Baa ef eigara,
tobaoco and oandiea. Hoffman's fsmons
ios oresm is ssrvsd. Prompt and oourto-
ous treatment to gtvaa to all.
A. S. Williams & Co.
Ths shove to tto tills of the firm so-
gagsd in supplying tbe trsds of Bellwood
with pore drags sod drag sundries. The
business wss opeosd in tto Oornmesser
building isst September wltb A. 8.
Williams ta obarge. Previous to the
opening a number of additiona aad improvements aero made to tto room, sod
among tbey being a new front with eon.
vsoisot dieplsy windows. Tbs most
modsro furniture was installed aod a
■sore complete drag store woald to herd
to find lo sny place outside of tto oltlee.
Tto stook eoostott of tto tost drags
obtainsble, and tto usual sundries connected with tto business an ssrrltd.
The vsotara proved s suooess from the
ajeita ss wss aatloipatsd, aad to owing
Isrgsly to tto oloss attention given tto
same by Mr. Williams.
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—For Dels Seversl desirable Improved
properties to dlffereot locations la Bellwood.   Inquire of O. F. Mean.
People Who Visit Here and
Those Who Go Away.
MOVEMENTS OF OUR CITIZENS
Quests Whs Are Entertained by PsUBBBi
Hosts—Persoaal fleatlea ef Theee
Who Travel To Ml lis.
Mrs. Anna M. Weaver returned home
last Bstordsy from s week's visit at tbe
borne of Bdwlo Wolfe aod family at
Bast Altooaa.
Postmaster C. W. Ssusser sod wife
left Tuesdsy night for Washington, D.
0., wbers tbey srs ta stteodsoee st tto
snnual convention of the National association of Postmasters of tto first sod
second olsss. . Ths sessions opened
Wednesday and will oontinue until
Friday. President Wood row Wilson will
reoeievs tbe postmasters snd sn interesting program has been arranged for tbe
tbree days. Through tbs courtesy of the
Cbsmber of Oommeroe of Washington a
trip to Mount Vernon is planned tpt the
postmasters sod tbelr wives. Luneheon
sod tbsstre parties srs slso planned.
Moving piotures ot a model poet office
will to abown to tbe delegates.
PEOPLES MDSE.  COMPANY
This store wss opensd for business ta
Ssptember, 1807, by lasso M. 'Jsmtoon
who oonduoted s suooes.ruI grocery
store until September, 1918, whea It was
token over by tbs Peoples Store
oompsny.
This oompsoy wsa organised oo
September 15,1818, by a smsll party of
working men who bad been seriously
considering tbe subject of a oo-operstlve
store, they know that Mr. Jamison wsa
moving to other fields of labor aad there-'
in tbey saw ths obsnos for tbe people to
have a store of tbelr owe.
At thia msstiog of Sopumber 15, these
twelve men perfected aa sjeefitoial
otgaoiastioo aad seen oos tried to Intsr-
est ethers. The next meeting was held
on tto 17tb, tatarest at tbls time betag
taken by a far larger number of people,
At tbia meeting the desl for tto plsoe of
Business wss oloeod with arraogemenu
fer the oom_*aoy ta begin busloess on
-^optember 88. " "i|>_f'i'.»mia^..
Oo 8_fU_fiber 88, snotber meeting W4g>
jtosjf. BjBBlft ^eTteetors elected, a
BaaWgef sad otsrk!sm^l°__» sod the
business venture of llm I inipfM* II11"''
company aotually leuoohed with stoat
thirty stockholders.
Aboat tto 1st or April, 1814, tto bast*
esse bad increased to aa extent that the
board of dlreotors Mt sure of ito stability
aad applied fer srtlolss of inootpor»,tlon
for the Peoples' Store oompany, finding
tbst this oaape had been taken accordingly obanged name to tto Peoples'
Merobaodtos Oo., uodor whieh nsme
articles of Incorporation were secured
dated April 80,1914
Tbe business has steadily increased and
tbe stockholders bsve no reason to ra.
grot their venture. The present board
ef directors are : M. P. Williams.
president ; I. J. Snyder, seoretsry : B. A.
Williams, B. E. Greenland, J. G. Mo-
aeal, vios president ; R. H. Colobioe,
treasurer ; G. H. Lersob.
WUl lane Cafeteria Sapper
Tbe Civio elub will bold a cafeteria
supper In the Odd Fellows' bsll Than*
dsy evening of ooat week, beginning at S
o'olock. A foil oourse supper will to
served. Tiokets will beat ten omts.
These will contain coupons aad tto por-
OftasST will visit tto different booths snd
mske his selection for sapper, paying
one ooat for eaoh artiole parsbased.
Tioket sellers will bs oat oo the towa ta
tto suaisi ef s few days sod siwjhedy to
expected to patronise the undertaking, ee
tto proceeds an to to used lor a very
worthy purpose. Tbs fund JoiisadBom
ths suppsr will go toward swelling the
exobeqaer of - tbs Olvto olub ead later
Bill to applied to ths betterment of the
town. The ladles will sppreelsto yoar
support. Don't forget tbe tims—Thursday svsning of nest wesk to the I. O O.
F. toll.       _•
OsfiaBtaff Retlos
There will be a meeting of tbs stook
holders of ths Logan Valley Cematerv
assoolstioo oa Friday, Oetotor 88, st 8
p. m., at tbs oemetery tor tto purpose of
electing s board of directors te servo one
yesr. All persons holding tats ta ssid
cemetery srs .lookholders and era earnestly requested to bo present.
F.-M. Glasgow, H. 8. Hbnshkt,
Secretary. President.
Miss M. E. Price
Miss M. E. Prioe is numbered among
tboss wbo have rsosotly enured tto heal,
osas actlvitlea of oar borough, having. *
opened s millinery store oa Mala street a ~
few weeks age, Ths room to stoebsd
with sll tbe season's oboioest orsattaos
and abe haa gathered a alee line of natrons. Her stook is complete ead having
previously been engaged with a prtoBb*
nent dealer in ladies' headgear in ml-
toona, ahe Iato position to salt bb
fsstidioas tastes. , _________«
Hat
—For Sale—Seversl desirable itopaBaf
properties In different toeatlona to B*U*
wood.   Inqulio ol O. F, Moore.
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