Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 6

19CC What D'ytth Meai Have A Heart Ferves Shot To Pieces? i Down Today and eel What the Marvelous Rays Will Do For Your Crippled Rheumatics, Insomnia, All Kidney Affections, Lung and Throat Epilepsy, St. Vitus Dance and Nervous Wrecks WOMX.D cnrnoziSB XHJVBED nr BAS. ran Are Entitled to an Abs olutely Free Consultation to Prove What This Marvelous Treatment Will Do For YOU! fThe Marvelous Eadio reatment To The Rescue. Blight here in Lebanon, every day, who have Buffered all the tor- its of the most disheartening dls- are being given a new lease of land a clean bill of health. It IB Those who have been Itililpl their lives away breathe Impure ozone as from the bracing of the mountains, crippled rheu- are internally bathed by the penetrating, the rejuvo- of all paralytics tie sense of returning nerve and freedom'; they stand on their treated and cured.

wrecks instantly are cahn- Etd soothed by tho magic of this profound nnd wonderful the depression ot kidney affects lifted, the entire body throbs a vital, pulsating, enlivening in- nce; every cell and atom of tissue the entire body from head to foot uvenatod, nutrition IB rapid, the id Is purified and vitalized, and 10 can not go on. who are Internally derang- flnd In wonderful Radio treat- the sensation and instant ad- aeht of healthy bodily condl Is. tlons, fear of operations vanish, pains cease, tho dragging and sagging feeling of the vitals is banished, and then comes tho most welcome physical sensibility ot perfect health, and all of those happy results are permanent. Tho mind, the stomach, liver, kidneys, the bladder, bowels, the blood, the nerves, all are so powerfully influenced by the marvelous Radio treatment that every organic trouble overcome you actually the sensation of restored health. Investigate and then possess this wonderful rejuvenation.

Come today and learn what modern medical genius will do for you. If out of town, cut this out nnd wave it till'your first visit to Lebanon. If a resident ot Lebanon, lose no time in seeking this wonderful treatment and consult freoly with master minds in overcoming bodily sickness, disease and decay. THE RADIO INSTITUTE, 41 South Eighth Street, entire second floor, run BO Building Dr. U.

Neall, consulting physician. Office hours: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M Sunday, 10 to 12. PINEQRQVg H. Wolfe and wife and Roy and" wife, of Lebanon, were Before returning home Mr.

a number of schools in ove township and took a nuw- photoB. Mr. and Mrs, Yoiuer 'gueets ot Alfred Gilbert and Sherman Reed, of ana, and A. Drown, of In town "and conducted P. Heltnor cattle sale In hotel yards.

Mr. Reed Is veteran auctioneer Mr. clerk. Sarfe, of Philadelphia, WJJB am A. Helms, of Crwsonn, town.

Hughes and wife, of Read In town in their motor- A. B. Jonea, of Donaldson, Miss Arts, a professional vaa in town, George Smith and daughter, lean Heads for ihool Children use of NO-NITS, clean assured. removes NtU and i. mother should use NO-NITS Just as long as i thrown in contact with other pofeoai or at play.

live where NO-NITS is a hair tonlo. BOrf Miss Fornloy, of Lykons, wore guest ot tho parouta of Mrs. Smith, Mr and Mrs, HarriHon Rehrer. John HoldPiiwag, tho well known engineer, and wife, of Lykons, an Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Robor, Schuylkill Haven, were horo In th former's big car and visited tho unci of Mrs. Holdoinvng. Rov. 8. Sidney pastor tho Trinity Re for mod Chapel, was formally installed as pastor of tha church.

Rev, Dennis Slpplo, Summit Station, assisted by Rov Lolnbach, of Schuylkill Haven, con ducted the ceremonies. Corporal Andre ohunplon tourist, who reported, to, fc.een Injured dorlnir buyonrt ohMtfa uoar Ha bit in the (boulder, a report from from a cliell took off little fluger. rer-Sohmldt reporter for the Bxoelilor made a record trip around the world tliat for many yearo. BETHEL The livestock sale of Samuel Soblaj pig and Son, held at the Con tor house on Frldwy, was largely attended, the stock In general roallised very fa: prices. Win.

P. Stupp the auctioneer nnd I. P. Kllnger, elerk. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Sohlappig weru tho of the former's during the past wook. Messrs. Kmanuel Mwkey, Brown, George Bntdorf and Frank Snyder a trip to points iu Schuylkill county. Mrs, Jucob Billnmn, wlvo was oou- flned with illness, IB slowly convalescing under the treatment of Dr.

of StrftUBBtown. Messrs. Klein and W. 'M. Beldlor mid families guetts of the family of PhMlp Steinbaoh.

Adam K. Brown supplying the town with ohotae watonnelona. C. Q. Clemens attended a conference of the Grammar and High school In Reading, tin Saturday.

Mtae Bertha Baunx, daughter of Mr. Mre. John Baum, is on Uat, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mr.

and M. Family Theatre Has Fine Entertainment An entire vaudeville program was presented on Friday for thu end at the Family ou Soutl Kiglith streot. Tho now show was greatly appreciated and coniirmed tha splendid IraprcBsiou made by tho bill of tho first halt of tho week, Undoubtedly one ot tho most capl tal acts ever seen In Lebanon wa that of Wopiuon and Hortou. This act combines very nicely rich comedy with equally good singing, in fact both mon have excellent voices Mr. Horton is a high tenor of raro sweetness and tho selections render od wore most happy.

Their comedy might be called almost a riot of fun. In fftct the audience baroly stopped laughing when it had to start again. It is tnily a great net. "Tho Great Mozarto," novelty musician and double ttnetmrnoivfeUlst, should not bo overlooked. Ills act Is a very remarkable and highly de llghtful number, and hla specialty of Playing two and sometimes three instruments at one time IB most remarkable.

Mile. Azore Rosa Is a slngor of real ability and her voice and selections were greatly appreciated. A good hill all through Is.the verdict of the largo audience of the opening day, and their high opinion Is sure to attract others today Tho hill as usual, Includes several fine motion IN FIVE MIK "Pape's Diapepsin" is the only real stomach regulator known "Really does" put bad stomachs in does" overcome indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sourness in five Pape's Dia- pepsln the largest selling stomach regulator in the world. If what you eat ferments into stubborn lumps, you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested food and acid; head is dizzy and aches; brpath foul; tongue coated; your insides filled with bile and Indigestible waste, remember the moment "Pape'a Diapopsin" comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. It's truly marvelous, and the joy is its harmlesanesB.

A large fifty-cent case of Pape's Dlapepain will give you a hundred dollars' worth satisfaction or your drugglBt'ttands you'your money back. It's worth Its weight Jn gold to men and women who can't get their Btomachs regulated. It belongs In your always be kept handy In case of a sick, sour, upset otomach during tho day or at night. It's tho quickest, surest and most harmless stomach regulator in the world. HERSHEY TO FOR ORPHANS Hershey, Oct.

9.. Hershey will contribute its shar to the great national plan to if? i vessel of the American navy com labored In the worthiest of causes ana the results will be of lasting value to the organization which is doing so mucii good in this community. The full returns are: New members gained by Blues, renewals gained by Blues, 26; new members balned by Golds, 38; renewals gained by Golds, 39; sustaining members, gained by the Golds, total, 159. MR. TOLLIS HAS RECOVERED.

Agostlon Tollls returned to Hershe from the Harrlsiburg hospital, wher he was successfully operated one month ago for Tollis was a popular cornet playe summer and his many friends will be glad to learn of his recovery. SUNDAY'S SERVICES. Evangelical Lutheran Church ot tha Holy Trinity, Rev. Frederick C. manded by an American, naval i and with an American crew to convey, of the Hershey band during the pabt the Christmas gifts of the children to America to the orphans of th, European war.

Mrs. Charles V. 1 Gly nn, of Granada Avenue, is at the, head of the local movement and is in correspondence with the commltto which has in charge part of the program. The matkr be placed before the various or gonizatlons ot Hershey and alreadyj it is promised that there will be a prompt response to the appeal. MOTHER'S CLUB ORGANIZED.

On Tuesdny evening Miss Lang worthy called a meeting of mothers of kindergarten children in the Y. Wj C. A. rooms. There was a flue and a club was organized with the following officers: President, Mrs T).

F. Magee; vice president, Mrs Smith was butted into a fence and the fact thut the animal did not have horns no saved his life. Mr. Smith was In a serious condition for several days, but at the present writ- Ing IB improving. LARGE FLOWERING BEAN.

A large and very beautiful flowering bean is growing in the rear of Squire Caseady's house. It is within a few inches of the top of the llght- and Is filled with lovely purple flowers of rare delicacy In tint. is a regular floral Jack in the bean stalk. PRINTER IS DELEGATE. I Joseph R.

Snavely, of the Hershey Press, is a "delegate of the Harrisburg Typothetae to the annual convention of the United Typothetae and Franklin Clubs of America, which is being held at the Waldorf-Astoria week. Mr. Snaye- Lay ing tnd pullets lay now and keep I them Uying nlhvinterl by giving them Pratfs, Poultry Regulator the lay and gives you lou of eggs now. All your keep require leu feed, actually Storm Sewer for North Eighth St. Frltchey and Son, of Lancaster, who were awarded the contract recently to place the new storm sewer on North Eighth street, this morning a force of men at work on the job.

A twenty-Inch reinforced concrete lock-joint pipe is to be laid from Welmer street southward to the Qulttapahllla creek, but for the pros ont only the section between the Reading railroad tracks and the creek will bo laid, so as to make way for paring. Later, probably not until lato In the year or possible next spring, tho section north of the railroad will, be put part 'of the job will be held up until the domostte Is placed, so that there will be no occasion to dig up the street moro than once. F. secretary, Mrs. L.

-Edwards; treasurer," Eppley. A very. pleasant evening was spent and there was an interesfj ing nnd informing discussion of tho questions of child life. For a garten benefit it was decided to hav a tag day. MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN.

The campaign for new members the Young Women's Christian elation was one of the most interest Ing contests ever waged in this coun ty. Both sides did valinnt work an to both great credit is due. They miinlon at 10.30 a. m. Bible school at 1:30 p.

m. MR. PHILLIPS' INJURIES. John Phillips, who was injured nine months ago while in the employ of the Herstoey Improvement Company and who has since that time imade his home with his daughter in Lebanon, waa a visitor in Hershey Friday. Mr.

Phillips is still unablo to walk without the aid of crutches and has improved very little since the accident occurred. Being dissatisfied with the slow progress toward recovery, Mr. Phillips went to.Phila- delphia 'last week where picture was taken. It showed his hip had not been dislocated but FREDEEICKSBUEO The Bale of the real estate of the heirs of Mrs. Rebecca Oberholtzer was held.

The farm waa sold to L. S. Gerhart for store house nnd old homestead to Charles Behney for and a house on Pinegrove street to A. Merkey.for 1,800. Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Meok will move into the house whiob will be vacated by Mrs. Solomon Boeshore in the near future.

Dr. T. A. Kurr purchased a and lot situated" on Main street from Levl F. Wagner for Miss Alice of visiting friends In town.

Paul Wilhelm, Meckville, and MRS Ellen Wolf, Freystfliwn, were married by Rev. C. 0. Kissinger. Q.

B. Krall and H. Fprscht visited in Mr. and Mrs. B.

In Lebanon.) Mr. and Mrs. Foj, of Lebanon, visited Pavilia Elsonhouer an') family. Mr. and Mrs.

Dsnlel Poroaroy daughter. Maggie, Philadelphia. After from the Colbert oollli his leg broken just below the joint. Mr. BhilHps will return to Philadelphia, where he will remain untl his recovery is complete.

MR. SMITH INJURED. Harry Smith, residing on a Hershey farm, near Union Deposit, had threa ribs' broken and was otherwise badlyj shaken up and bruised about the body In was attacked by a vicious last Wednesday morning. Mr. Among the many present convention is the special Mbit of the earliest printing, including the first book ever printed with separate cast type, the Gutenberg Bible.

NORTH LEBANON Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowman and children were the guests of Martin Hoke on Sunday. Andrew'HJartman IB nuralng a broken arm, caused by a fall. Dr.

John Light 'for'Harry Mrs John Hoke and (daughter, Carrie; were the -Frank Miller Willlaa R-exmont. on 1 The following were the guests of Aaron Hartman and family on Sun day: Mr. and Mrs Arnold and children, of Lebanon, and Augustus Arnold and two daughters, of Heb- ton. Anron and John Hoke took a spin on their wheels toCllnton Hoke. Thoughts are Sparks flashes of the mind that decide tor success or failure.

The question is, what kind of sparks does your brain generate? The brain, like a papery, muflt be supplied with certain elements to generate thought proper. ly. Theae brain elements water, albumen and phosphate of potash. If any of these are lacking in' the daily food, brain and body, energy are vitally lessened, Are any lacking 9 Listen! Water and albumen are plentifully supplied in ordinary food, but phosphate of together with other mineral is almost wholly lacking in white bread and all white flour products. Grape-Nuts all the nutriment ot wheat and barley, including the precious phosphates so essential to perfect bodies and active brains, provides a food at once delicious, nourishing and economical.

A morning dish with cream furnishes PQWJ5B for accomplishment thftt mapy a man, has come 10 Common sense goes long way toward success. To eat right often means to PR right. "There's a Reason 1.