Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Knocks Stiffness Out of Joints It's for Joint troubles In knee, hip. elbow, shoulder, knuckles or rheumatic or not. tt limbers them up. rp'dueps the swelling, Phases out tho pain and In- Rots in Joint agony gets tlifte 1 But lately thousands' of 1 people have discovered that Its also supremely good for quick relief In lumbngo, neuralgia and neuritis. Joint-Ease Is a penetrating emollient- that Boaks In almost Instantly.

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R. Telegraphers Have Reviewing Committee For Grievance Settlements Philadelphia, hundred and fifty representatives of the telegraph employes of the Pennsylvania railroad and representatives of the management meet here today to extend representation to telegraphers for grievances in wage and working conditions. Heretofore telegraphers have been the only large group of employes not having a reviewing committee for tho settlement of controversial questions. Representatives of tho management at tho meeting be: W. W.

Atterbury, vice president; Elisha Lee, vice G. L. Peck vice all the regional vice presidents and general managers and other officers. Bishop Thomas Neely Is Critically 01 Philadelphia, condition of Bishop Thomas E. Neely, a leader In American Methodism, who Is critically 111 at a hospital here, remains unchanged today.

Bishop Neely, who is 83, was removed to tho hospital several days ago suffering from he'art trouble. The Secret Of A Clear Skin Daily Use Of Cuticura Bathe daily with Cuticura Soap and hot water to thoroughly cleanse and stimulate the pores and give the complexion a fresh, healthy glow. Assist with Cuticura Ointment when necessary. Itulu br Hall. Addrcu: "Cmtlc.r.

ttfcn- Saldivcrr- Soaf J6c. OlntraentZSondGOq.Talcum SM. fiV Cuticum Arc In 24 Hours Ends NEURITIS When you've tried everything you can think of and nothing seems to even relieve those piercing, agonizing pains, go to Baylor's Urug Store or some other good druggist nnd get bottle of Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2. Be sure you get No.

2 which comes in capsule form, Yor the liquid form Is a special preparation for Rheumatism. Take these little dark green cap- RUles as directed anil notice how In ribout 24 hours they have considerably reduced, If not entirely banish- ret, those 1 peralstent, nerve racking pains that have causer) you many nights. A few more doses und tho pains have left you forever. While this particular formula was compounded for tho purpose of con- i.ui-i-ing painful, Gouty conditions and vhai is known as Rheumatoid Arthritis a knotty, painful swelling the joints It has proven wonderfully successful in' all forms of Neui ills and Sciatic Nerve Pains. You needn't be afraid of Jtg con- I lining dope of any kind it doesn't.

things are only makeshifts and only At. the beat give temporary Be nure you've got, Neuritis to fWwg by United Washington, The national long distance coffee drink- 'ng champion has been discovered. He la, Edward Oyrander, or Newark. N. after reading about th average coffee consumption In the United States was 400 cups per person In 1924, Ostrander asked the department of him national champion.

He drinks 12 cnps of coffeo six days 'tt ihe week, and four Sunday, or a grand total of 3, 964 cupg a year. "That's what I oall coffee drinking," he Wrote. SOUR, UPSET i Instantly! End Flatulence, Gas, Heartburn, Indigestion Bobbed Hair Flapper Was Sought In Phila. Jewelry Store Robbery to News by UnHcd Philadelphia, suspects were arrested today in conectlon with the robbery of Jacob Simon's Jewelry store here last night, when jewelry valued at $3,600 was stolen. Police are seeking a blond, bobbed hair flapper, fashionably dressed in a leopard skin coat, who directed the holdup.

She leisurely packed diamonds Into her patent leather overnight bag, and stopped to powder her nose while covering her three male companions retreat. Then sho stepped Into the bandits ear nnd drove It awny herself. Simon will try to identify the robbers among the men arrested today. Five Men Injured In Auto Mishap at Phila. to by United Philadelphia.

Five men were Injured when the touring car In which they were riding, was struck by a motor truck on Kensington today. Their car was Jammed between the truck nnd an L. pillar and demolished. Stephen Porter Returning From Paris On S. S.

Pres. Harding to Nows'by United New York, Stephen G. Porter of Pittsburgh, headed the. United States delegation to the International Narcotic conference recently held at Paris, is a passenger on tho S. S.

President Maid- ing, which is due Friday afternoon from Bremen Ports. Elks Ladies' Night Proved Brilliant Social Affair (Continued from Page one) Elks guests of the evening, they were dazzled by the splendor of the rangements throughout. i Immediately following a hurried session of the lodge, at which $35 i was donated to the Boy Scouts' Campaign, in addition to'liberal individual contributions by considerable part of the membership, the festivities opened at the Colonial Theatre, at 8.15, with a vaudeville performance. This feature was made possible through the co-operation of Carr and Schad, lesses, through their capable local manager, James Clay. Mr.

Schad was personally present, to assist in the general arrangements, which involved the closing of the theatre In the afternoon to permit 1 of the orchestra rehearsing with the special acts brought for the entertainment. The hosts of the evening were profuse in their expressions of appreciation of the accommodations and generous help accorded by the theatre, people. The shoy was "A to use stageland colloquialism, although space forbids a description of the acts with any great elaboration of detail. One of the surprise features, was put over early in the evening, when a bevy of pretty girls, all dolled out in white dresses, with Elk-purple trimming, passed through the audience and presented each lady with a souvenir, consisting of a beautiful metal box containing powder, mirror and nose trinket highly prized by most women of all ag.es. The metal boxes were beautiful in design, most of them being studded with stones, and there were a score or more of varieties.

There was a murmur of appreciation throughout the house as the trinkets were distributed. Assemblyman Ralph H. Behney, a past exalted ruler of the Lebano'n I'odge, made announcement of the gifts in behalf of the generous host of the evening, and at the same time he extended a cordial welcoirie to all of the guests of the evening, especially the ladies of the Widows' Home, who occupied reserved seats in the front part of the house, and the other special guests who were admitted tickets furnished widows of departed members. The gifted speaker performed his duty artistically and eloquently. The vaudeville bill was presented with a fine discrimination to please everybody.

The opening number was furnished by "The Honey-Bos Pen Orchestra, of Reading, wblcl. later also the music for dancing at the EUis Home. Their concert was an encouraging attraction to the dancing element. "Marty and Nancy" pleased all. with a clever dance skit; the Four strong man, girl and two boys fairly took the breath of the audience in hand-balancing and other gymnastic stunts; Master Ranltin, a xylophone wizard had difficulty in getting off the stage after he bad stivted a wonderful dem QnatraMoa Chew a few! Stomach So pleasant, so Inexpensive, so to settle an upset stomach.

The moment "Pape's Dlapepsin" reaches the stomach all pain and distress from indigestion or a sour, gassy stomach vanishes. Millions know Its magic. All druggists recommend this harmless stomach corrective. THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY TROUBLE AND NEVER SUSPECT IT Applicants For Insurance Often Hojectert. Judging from reports from druggists who nrp constantly in direct touch with the public, there is one preparation that, has been very successful in overcoming those conditions.

The. mild and hsaling Influence of Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp-Root is soon realized. Tt stands the highest for Its remarkable record of success. An examining physician f.ir one-of the prominent Llfo Insurance Companies, In an inti-rview of the subject, made the astonishing statement that, ono reason why so many applicants for insurance are rejected Is because kidney trouble is so common to the American poople, knd Uie large majority of those whose applications ar.e declined do not even suspect that they have disease.

Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is on sale at, all drug atoms in bottles of two sizes, medium and large. However, if you wish first to test this gr.eat preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N. for a sample bottle.

When writing sure and mention this paper. The teroslcnorenn antics of Dolly" Moore, one of the disciples of jaw who entertained at the annual banquet of the American Let(ion Post at Md, so shocked the Rev. Nolan D. Herman, chaplain of the post, t'nat he resigned Immediately trom kis POBlUOB. Moore and Sterling, in song and surprises had tho audience in wondering admiration-; Dey's Dance Review with boys impersonating girl dancers with remarkable grace and Carbon and Willlard, in a hilariously funny character sketch; Delmore.and Lee, in a spectacular aerial acrobatic to mako the evening ono of unalloyed pleasure, for nil.

The Black and White Quartette, of Lebanon, consisting of Robert Reiber in a burnt cork outfit, and Guy Jones, Donald ICvans and Ned! Schor.k, filled in the final period, with inspiring sings and barbershop chords, a bit of comedy monologue by Reiner. The local entertainers shared with the imported I talent the surprise of the audience. Promptly at 11 o'clock, the house was darkened as per Elk custom, and tho 11 o'clock toast "To Our Absent Brothers" was glvon by Representative Behney, while the Elks stood. Following the performance the dancing element repaired to Elks' home a few doors away, while those not thus inclined proceeded to tho 'Hotel Weimer where a buffet luncheon was served. It proved to be a fitting finale.

At the W'oimer luncheon (lie guests wero alj provided with a tempting lunch consisting of potato salad, sliced tongue, sliced boiled ham, pickles, olives, cake, coffee, ice cream, etc. There Can You Sleep AHNight? Or Most Ton Get Up Frequently Bj Reason of Bladder Trouble? were social features too. which proved to he most enjoyable. At the Elks' Home the same buffet luncheon was seryed the grill at 12.16 during an Intermission in the dance program. The dance was held" in the lodge room on the second, floor.

There were many guests here who did not dance, but of these spectators retired after the luncheon. The grill was ed with festoons of artificial flowers which made a decidedly pretty 'appearance, and the pool and billiard for the and decorated with'-ferns, palms and potted plants'on pedestals, were used as tables by the guests. Long tables on the other side of the were laden with plates readily available, and from'which supply the guests seryed the food to their ladies. Here too social hour was provided which gave additional zest to the evening. The lodge roo.m was also the spene of.

artistic efforts on. the part of the floritit r.nd decorator, and the place was given many of esthetic attractions of parlor, and -the dance partook much of the nature a family affair. It was a late hour when the party finally dispersed with a rollicKing "Good Night, Ladies," and the last of the pnrty-repaired homeward with recollections of the greatest event In the history of the locnl organisation, and that is saying something. The theatre performance was clever and quite entertalriir and was clean enough to have been staged l.n the social rooms of a church building. The high class character of the vaudeville production was carried right through the evening's festivities to the very last strains of "Home Sweet Home" played by the orchestra, and the affair w'ill go down In the annals, of lodge as a wonderful success.

The Merchants' and Manufacturers' committee which Included representatives of the above classification of excellent taste and judgment, has the felicitation of all lodge members as well as of the guests of the evening. Ill Pay $25 JPer box for ai better powder By Wallace Hopper I used to pay $5 per for my powders. They were made to my order, and the makers proved them the beat powders In existence. 1 will gladly pay $2R per box for any better powder. And countless friends of mine on the stage and In movies will do likewise.

But I am convinced that 1 obtain the best powders yet produced. And, by thousands! of requests, I now supply them all who use what I use. These powders nre still made to my order. Hut now, In supplying all women. I order by the hundred thousand boxes.

So I supply them to you at tho cost of ordinary powders. These powders are matchless c-re- atlons, made by specialists In powders. All tho lore of powder mn.ltInR Is embodied In them. tine ns vapor, as harmless ns drw, and fragrant with my favorite perfume. There are two kinds -light and heavy.

My favorite Is the heavy powder, in fquare box, based on my Youth Cream. It clings and stays. That 1 call my Youth Cream Powder. costs, $1. But I have the same powder made light and fluffy for people who pre- for it.

And that light powder In round box sells at BOc. All druggists and toilet counters have both. And come In three flesh and brunette. Mall this coupon and 1 will send you samples of both. They will change your whole conception of fine powder.

Plei.se do that If you think I know the best. SAMPLE FREE Edna Wallace Hopper, 869 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago. I want to try Youth Cream Powder Powder Three of Real Merchandise Elevator Servica td CHILDREN BEG FOR CASTOR OIL NOW Mother, don't be so cruel as to give the children nasty, vile castor oil from the bottle. Remember how you used to hato and, detest It yourself? When tho children are cross and peevish or have a cold and need a dose. JiiBt try Raster Jems, which is pure castor oil in a high grade chocolate can't taste or smell the can't toll a Kostor from a good candy and the kids Just love them.

Understand, it's pure castor oil you're getting nnd nothing One IK ii dost- for a for nn adult a lot of nro eating H. couple lit. leant, oiico week IKM-IIIIHO castor oil Is tho IK-HI lubricant for the bowolH uuyway. Saylor'H Drug Store or S. Don- jough can mipply you.

Ask your to Knows. REISTV1LLE A number of people of iliis place and vicinity attended the public salo of household goods, of Joseph Krall, deceased, of Myerstown. were conducted in the Heidelberg Church of the Brethren At Inaugural If so, I would like, to soiul ymi pie of my Homo Treatment vim jrlvo a trial. want you In Un how quickly It rellpvpH tho Irritation tlift bladder and Htops the RcttliiR nltphts to urlimto every limn- vflilc'h IB very wearing and a soiin-o omllesH annoyance. you urn lonli tor quick relief, nil out thf roiip-'ui low rniall to p.

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Amerir can made dresses of irresistible appeal and exquisite imported hand- a models. Fashioned from fire foreign and domestic colored fabrics including Everf ast materials, which are absolutely guaranteed not to fade. Approved by the leading American style authorities at the New York Fashion Salon these charming dresses will satisfy your every desire for style, quality and value. And the prices are extremely, reasonable. Prices 3.25 and Upward Shenk's Department Store When You Catch Cold Rub on Musterole Musterole is easy to apply and it gets in its good work right away.

Often it" prevents a cold from turning into "flu" or pneumonia. Just apply Musterole with the fingers. It does all the good work of grandmother's mustard plaster without the blister. Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made of oil of mustard and other hqme simples. It is recommended by many doctors and nurses.

Try Musterole for sore throat, cold on the chest, rheumatism, lumbago, pleurisy, stiff neck, bronchitis, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pains and aches of the back and joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet-colds of all sorts. To MiuteroItiU alto in milder form for babiet and small children. Atk for Miuterole. 35c and 65c, jars and tubes; hospital size, $3.00. Betttr than a muttartlpbtti Exchange Your Dining Room Suite for a New One See display of latest designs and ask about ullow- ancc un old on Sunday forenoon by ReV.

H. T. King, of Reistvllle. Earl Royer and Paul Bright, of Reading, spent Sunday in Reistville with their friends. The wanm misty weather dampened the in th sheds this week, so that our tobacco growers could take It down in their They ar now ready to a finishing touch to the sorting of the tobacco chop and have It ready for the market.

Misses Esther and Vera of hitltz; Helen and Catherine Fertig, of Klelnfalterevllle; Qrac Gockley and friend, and Mrs. Showers, of Lebanon; Mrs. Florence P. Royer and daughter Mvrle. John Lebo, John Bucher, and H.

B. Royer, were visitors at the nom of Michael Witiner and Clarence Noll, of Reistvllle. on Sunday. Since the birth of Arlene ElizaJbeth Noll, a number of other friends and neighbors visited this borne and showed their appreciation toward the mother and daughter with various gifts. Mrs.

Kate Wltmer "nd Miss Susan and Ezra Bucher, of (his place, attended the musical entertainment rendered by tho Washington le Quartet In Schaefferetown on Wednesday evening. rcmrrm Kurtz, who spent a week In the home ol Michael Holstein of Rlchland, returned hom 0 on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mary Smith transacted business in Lebanon on Tuesday. A weo visitor that has come to stay, entered the homo of John Bucher, on Tuesday night, at 13 o'clock.

It's a BOY. Abraham Bucher, son of K. Bucher, and Grant of this correspondent, of Helstvllle, enllateij In the U. S. Army recently, Abraham r.ucher Is located Newport, Miss Grace Hershey Here Arranging Community Chat Miss Grace Hershey, repi the Swarthmore Community tauo.ua Association, Is in this ranging for the Community qua shows which will visit during the summer months.

Miss Hershey has been Inp guarantors for the past and according to e-i this morning many new gua have signed to assist In. Sncw. Lebanon Is In the same Olfw Heading, Lancaster York an! rishurg, and some fine? entertal will be presented. No deflni bus been set, but within the ture a date will be set for th The representative has be fine work thus far and befi Ing Lebanon she expects to full (luota of guarantors. Johns.