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WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 20, 1910 THE PITTSBURG PRESS jjfalflll1' OPEN SATURDAY MIGHT TILL 10 O'CLOCK "The same amowrl of mmcy spent at ibis store buys someihingi a little better and different? ZEPPELIN IS UNDAUNTED BTMISHAP Count, Though Sorry Over Wrecking of Deutschland, Will Build New and Improved Passenger Airship -nrFRT Gil ftt- CO. Smiihfield Cor. Diamond IP PITTSBURG- $14.95 For RriciUr 935.00 Complete Outfit, Comprising; Brass Best, Iron Frame Spring and combination Soft Top Mattreaa. 1344-1346 FIFTH AVE COR- STEVENSON ST- Tomorrow, the Close of "June Sale97 An unparalleled bargain.

The Bed Is worth the price of the, entire Outfit. It has two-inch posts and heavy solid brass fillers. Don't (ail to investigate this opp ortunity as early as possible. TRIP PROVED ABILITY TO WEATHER THE STORM Women's Waists, Neckwear, Tub Skirts, Coats, Salts and Girls' and Children's Dresses ia a Grand Carnival of Savings Our business during this "June Sale" has measured in every sense ol the word up to our greatest expectations. We are greatly encouraged by tlu extraordinary response to our offerings as it provesto us that the women ol Pittsburg appreciate our advertising pclicM not to make exaggerated statements nor to resort to sensationalism andfor tomorrow, the last day of the "June Sale' we have prepared the biggest values of the month.

You'll need some of these goods whether you stay at home or go away over the "Fourth." By In I ted Press. Berlin. Juue 29. Count Zeppelin, build- i er of the air'liner Deutschland, which was wrecked yesterday, though heart-brok- 1 en over the unfortunate ending of the third cruise of the big dirigible, is still undaunted and declared today that he i would begin at once the construction of an airship of half the size of the Deutschland, but which would be capable of carrying 4o persons. General Manager Colesmann of the airship company that is backing Zeppelin, said today: "The most striking feature of yester Another Lot of That 25c Neckwear for 10c Monday we placed the first assortment of these goods on our tables, and the words of ecstasy of the fortunate customers was sweet music to our buyer's ears.

Jabots, Dutch Collars and Lingerie Waists, Worth Up to $2.50, for 95c AVliat woman couldn't make use of an additional waist or two? Here's her opportunity. Pretty Lingerie Waists in high and low neck styles, about 15 day's trip was not the accident that disabled the ship, but the fact that she was able to weather the storm for 10 hours. No airship of any other type would have dared to ascend in such a wind as we went up in and certainly other airship different and handsome models. Regu Stocks, in the styles most wanted none worth less than 25c choice 1UC tar prices up to $2.50 June Sale price 95c I I Ji Ilk could have gone through such a hurri- fo wrv? cane. "The problem of navigating the air in I Tub Skirts at Almost Half Price the worst possible weather has been solved, but the Droblem of alighting in rough weather remains to be solved, our Manufacturer's sample line of high-class Tub Skirts.

You know the excellence of manufacturer's samples Linen and Smart Tailored Skirts, made in Linen and Repp. Come in tan, cadet blue and white. All sizes. Skirts that are splendid faith Is still unshaken and we will go ahead with our plan for aerial passenger lines." It developed today that one of the members of the Deutschland's crew named Hohenstein, who was tending the motor in the aft car became pantc stricken when the balloon made its final plunge toward the treetops of the Teutoburger Repp Skirts in colors, natural and white, $2.50 and $3 skirts June Sale price. $1.50 $1.00 value at $1.75 June Sale price forest and lumped from the car, while 1 the balloon was still fco feet above the forest.

Ilohenstetn fell. Into a treetop nnd KiiffpreH Rpvpro internal inturies. He Girls' $5.50 White Dresses for $2.95 H6 50 to $16.50 Linen Coats, Sale Prices $3.75 to $10.00 Beautiful Linen Coats that are ideal fnr sumer wear. Exclusive models, Tomorrow we are going to close out was not discovered until three hours lat- er, when the attention of spectators was attracted to the tree top by Hohenstein's groans. The remains of the Deutschland were 1 a collection of fine white laty.n dresses There is never a time that we cannot save you at least 25 per cent as compared with the prices asked in the downtown or high rent district.

At this season of the year we are prepared to guarantee you savings of as much as 50 per cent on many articles that are in immediate demand. Both the cash buyers and the credit buyers should riot allow anything to keep them from investigating the wondertul induce-ments which will make this store a bargain festival the rest of this week. with low neck and short sleeves, all beautifully trimmed with lace and embroidery. Sizes are 6 to 14 years $5.50 dresses, Sale A rtJ price aw that will cause your friends to cast approving eyes. 54-inch semi-fitting styles, some trimmed with Parsian braid others lined to $16-50 Coats "7 $7.50, $5 and packed up today preparatory to being shipped to Friedrichshafen.

The Deutsch- land cost and the salvage will 1 amount to about The balance I will be a dead loss as no insurance com- pany would accept the balloon as a risk. I At sunrise today 1j workmen began re- moving the motors, the other machinery and the aluminum frame. Throughout the night thousands of persons visited the scene of the accident. Troops guard- 1 kltlnrin ll A i iT 1 I Ill.H Inytwil Ice 1t. imm Latea Desljra $25 Tailored Suits, Stunning Models tor $15 These suits are made of finest materials in the correct weight for Sum Herr fnlesmann.

general manager ol $5.90 I he new airship company; Chief Engineer mierr. of the Zermelin and Cap- mer wear, including serges and rajahs. Colors are beautiful new shades of gray, tans, cadet blue and white. Plain tailored, with semi-fitting coat, splendidly lined v. v.

I tain Kannenberyr, who personally had of the crew of 10, and 20 news with Peau de Cygne, full kilted skirt women and misses sizes. Just $15 $Jo suits for the suit for traveling or street wear paper men sailed from Dusseluorf at sow o'clock yesterday morning, for a three-hours' excursion. The objective point was Dortmund, about 33 miles from Dns- seldorf. but a high head wind prevailed 50c Small lot of children's percales, dimities and gingham i dresses, sizes to 12 years, $1.23 dresses for and an effort was made to reach Mutt- i ster. a garrison town, so that a landing might be made on the parade ground by the aid of the soldiers, and it was real- ized that it would require a large number of them to hold the vast contrivance of One of the Greatest 1 Drawers of the Season Is This Mas- I Early E(-lish Mission Library Outfit for O'Connor-Whitnev Co.

Wrst silk and against the wind. AT MERCY OF WIND. It was dangerous to attempt a landing in an open field because of the storm, as the metal w-as likely to pound to pieces. In the high wind one of the motors refused to work, and the other two were not powerful enough to make any progress in the gale. The airship drifted, swaying in the violent gusts and sometimes leaning to an angle of 40 degrees, and all the while the enginemen were Xz.

0k $3,851 You must see this Refrigerator to appreciate what a wonderful bargain it is. It has all the compartments necessary for the storage and preserving of the different kinds of victuals and is constructed in a way that saves the ice and makes your ice bills smaller. fl.OO, then 50c a week. Friday, -will be quests of Miss Bessie Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Mansfield B. Brown, of Beaver street. Mr. and Mrs. RobertNevin, who have been guests for a short time of Mr.

and This Go-Cart Is one of the most fashionable designs in the market, made bv a famous manufacturer who is proud of his reputation. You can fold It up Into the smallest sort of a package, that can be conveniently carried in the cars. Sl.OO, then 5oo a week. Additional Society at work repairing" the disabled motor. This Outfit is bringing $40.00 in some stores.

You never see it marked less than $35.00 in any store. The pieces are all large and massive and upholstered in the finest imitation Leather over the best grade of steel springs. The Early English Oak of which the frames are constructed is of the finest kiln dried grade. FIVE HANDSOME PIECES. (tf.50, then SOc a week.

When this was done all four screws were driven at their full power, under which in normal conditions the airship was i An Interruption. Aiiwnit the prixiary pupi's enrolled in a Bil-thpifre this term is tlx- 'n of a promi-M-nt Imsiness nian of tbHt tity. says Harptr's utii: afternoon at the of nchiwil, the so lit out is lath' in his office, to whom lt. said: "Dad. I'm gi Uirs tired school.

I think I'll quit." i "Why." sVd the astonish 1 parent, "what's matter, T'-mniy? I iroti-ht you were fond 'if K'-ir to M-htl." I oo I am. rpf-pointcil the youngster, suppressing a. -ivn. "but it hifal.a up the day A capable of attaining a speed of 40 miles i an hour. But the helmsman was unable i Wlltos $26.00 Ray S3 12 Heavy RUCi SPECIALS Heavy 25 OxlS Brussels Itag lurs.

jonn c. black, of Edgeworth. have gone to Warren, Ohio, where they are guests of Mrs. Kevin's mother, Mrs. John Bradshaw.

Miss. Alice M. McCague. has returned from a short visit as the gue.st of a school friend. Miss Margery Edwards, of Chicago.

Miss Anna MeCague, who went on to attend the United College conference held at Silver Bay will A eil.lt nac Hells, to keep his course, ami the great crati was swung about at the mercy of the winds. Colesmann did not dare to turn the ship around tor fear of overturning, and he decided to drift in the gale, which Joltn Peppisch. Jr. and Mary Peck, of Sit. Oliver, were married yesterduy at o'clock mass in St.

Michael's Church, South Sid. John Heck, was best man and Miss Margaret Deppisch attended lio bride. Thcv left for the east after the wedding: c-remony. Mr. iitid Mrs.

Tlionias Pursnn. of over1 was now blowing at the rate of ,0 miles 4 le east, with friends. in August or September. They are going to be freed from the worry of a thin and depleted purse. The Press will pay expenses.

To win this independence it isn't necessary to shoot anybody or freeze to death at a second Valley Forge oOiTH attend the Catholic college. The play is founded upon the historical novel "Quo Vadis," written by Henryk Sienkiewicz, and dramatized into six acts, and is given under the direction of the Rev. Michael goi.nefeld. C. S.

one of the professors at the Holy Ghost College, and also connected with the "Filaref society. Oallitzan. announce the marriaee of i -fitter. Alma, to Micheal Mat- son, whidi took ttla.ee on Saturday even DR. GOEHRIUG fter absence of 1 years, of which 15 years were spent in Europe and European Hospitals.

RKTt KNS TO AI.f.F.GIIEN'V to practice general family medicine. In connection with this his great experience of 40 years In RINARV an diseases of men snd women in their worst forms. IEAM HIM TO fPECIALIZF, in these particular branches. Hours: 8 to 10. 1 I and to P.

M. Offices. T19 Banduky Allegheny. Bell phone 1398 Cedar. This ia not an advertisement, but a notice to thousands cf patients of former years of his return.

an hour, toward OsnabrucK, wnicn is also a garrison station. If he missed that he would continue on to Senne. Suddenly he perceived a whirlwind coming and ascended to a height of nearly 4.1MH) feet to avoid the worst of it. With the whirlwind came an avalanche of rain. After half an hour the Deutschland came down to permit of observations, and it was seen that the Teutoburgian forext lay below.

The forward motor again stopped, and Colesmann sent five of the correspondents to the aft gondola to ballast the vessel. iii ruut in or juiy. fl anTal fete of pt- Jariifs' Catholic eureh will be held tonight on the church grounds in Walnut street. Rev. 1-ather Sweeney has been in charge of all preparations.

Rustic booths have been erected for the various amusements and music, and supper will be served from 5 to 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Drynan, of avenue, who went east ten days ago to attend commencement exercises at Vale, returned home this morning, accompanied by their son, Charles Drv-cfs's Wh SS member of thJs' year's Tcr Treatment and Medicine FREE X-RAY EXAMINATION ing at Kinsmen's hall, Kast Tlie Jtev. Anton Trabert performed thecere-n-ony Prnf. Fred Klein played the wedriinn march. The bride was attended by her mother and wore white" satin. She carried a hounuet of bridal roses and We never accept a case unless ws valley lilies.

Her veil also was caught know to a certainty the cause of the with valley lilies. Miss Clara Fier.son. a trouble, and this can be determined by sister of the bride, wearing net, ncted as scientific X-Ray examination and i maid of honor The bridesmaids. Miss other modern aids in diagnosis. Come Anna Hart.

Miss Oerda Kglatuler and and be examined. Come and find out miss Margaret Schiepu. also wore white FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE POSSIBILITY It Will Mean That for 42 Girls and Women Who Win the Great Press Vacation ContestGather the Ballots i GET YOUR FRIENDS TO GIVE YOU HELP Will Meet at McKeesport. Sharon. June 29.

The convention of "The Sons of St. David" has adjourned to meet next year -at McKeesport, the date not having been chosen. The delegates decided to pay the grand lodge officers the same salaries during the current year as last. The following Cy-and Lodge officers have been' elected Grand master. Samuel Firestone, McKeesport: grand secretary, Joseph M.

Steinitz, Brad-dock: grand treasurer. Lewis Judkovits, Braddock: first grand deputy, J. Diamond, McKeesport; second grand deputy, Wil or do a hundred and one other brave things, which- we will all hear about on Monday. Not a bit of jt; all that's required If you are employed in some place of business or other, is that you collect the ballots to be found every day in The Press. The ones on week days cont for one vote.

Those on Sunday count for 10 votes. So fight your fiercest battles for the Sunday ballots. Nobody cares, nobody except your opponents, and they don't matter, how big an army you put to work fighting for you. Get the ballots and a vacation independence is yours an independence that will take you to the moutnains, to the seashore, to the beautiful country, to some summer resort or to a long visit to some firend or relative In another city. WINNER TO GET LOT.

There's more that goes with this war. The girl polling the geratest number of what your trouble is and we will advise you in reference to a cure. HOW HE KNEW. and carried pink roses. The best man was William Jnfert and the ushers were V.

K. Malloy. Mr. William Granberg and Charles Sohickhaus. A reception follow-ed the wedding and a buffet luncheon was served.

The bridp! table had covers for 14. Mr. and Mrs. Matson are now nt home at No. Collins avenue, Kast End.

In the home of the officiating clergyman, the Rev. Robert R. Durst, in Mary street. McKces Rocks, the marriage of Miss Kstella Pear! Klirhardt. daughter of Mr.

it ml Mrs. Ben jamin Ehrhardt, of Chartifi-s avenue. McKees Rocks, and Albert J.tini Hathaway took place yester- liam Webber. McKeesport; grand inner guard, P. Weinberger, McKeesport; grand outer guard, Lewis Brown.

McKeesport; CAS BAG KIPPF.P. The Deutschland sank rapidly, having lost much gas in the high altitudes, and dragged along the top of the dense forest. A heavy branch of a tree hroke through the floor of the cabin amidships, throwing two of the guests to the floor. Other branches ripped through the gas compartments, and the whole great structure settled down 3l of 40 feet from the ground. "Tt isn't the fault of the Zeppelin svstem." exclaimed Ilerr Colesmann: "that is all right.

It is our own fault, and our benzine ran out." The airship, for which Herr Coljs-mann's company had just paid looked like a wreck. The frames were broken, btit the motors were not damaged. The silk was ripped and had fallen in a torn mass on the tops of the trees. A rope ladder was swung down and ballots in all oft the three districts into grand trustees, Samuel Klein. Duquesnf A.

Birnkrantz, McKeesport. and Z. Engle, McKeesport. Excursion to BeatOD. Low fares, via P.

L. E. Tiekets on sale June 30th. July 1. 2 and 3.

tlav. Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway will make Beautiful, Picturesque Conneaut Lake Where days are bright and nights serene. 700 feet higher tSan Pitta-burg assuring cool, delightful climate.

Modern hotels and cottages. Reasonable rates, all amusements. Easily accessible 3 hours tneir nome in Elliott. Next Monday will be celebrated the one which the contest is divided will be presented with a free $50O lot in the Over-brook plan of William E. Harmon Co.

Overbrook is going to be a fine place to live within six months. It's worth while. And even that's not all of the good things. This fortunate young woman hundred and thirty-tourth Dirtnaay oi our nation. That's the day our fore The Rev.

lw is Robb, pastor of Reformed Church of Wilkinsburg. of- fathers obtained independence, sure enouarh. This is not a Fourth of July KlizabMh Norton nnd Percy Snowberger aiso win cei ine cnoice oi any eKirt or i waist in the house at the store of the oration, but is only a suggestion for the contestants in The Press Vacation everyone was mustered below, uninjured except for a bruise or two. Two contest. nat'ves identified the spot as near to Wtltendorf.

east of Osnabruck. have They that is. 42 of them are going to Young Hopeful Mummy gooseberries got legs'" mlJ' Mother No. dear. BAD BACKS MADE WHOLE Women Who Suffer from Backache and Ills Peculiar to Their Sex Will Find Zoeller's Kidney Remedy a Never-Failing Help.

oi Phiiuuelphta. which took place in the home of the bride in Olenn avfr-nue. WMkinsbnre. yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The ceremonv was witnessed bv a few relatives and friends.

After a weddins, stipper the bride and bridegroom left for Philadelphia, where they will make their home. have an independence of pocketbook, when they take their vacation some time I've swal- ouns Hopeful Then lowed a caterpillar. by train from Pittsburg. Profusely illustrated booklet on request. Cofineaut Lake Co.

Exposition Park, Penn'a. Rare Violins and Their Owners Dr. flyers Klectrlcal Trent-ttieiat for lllneuinntisin. Lnnif find Weak iiacks, l'nral)tnl Muscles and Xerves. Stradivarius fashioned his best instruments between the years 17 and 1720.

PUT YOUR SAVINGS Our Strange Language. The verb -to strike" is likely to provoke more or less pother among persons seek- IN THIS BIG i acquire trie English Iangua nguage. it may nave any one of trneci ruling Kin waist inn avenue and Market street. Get as big an army gathering ballots as you can. Get your little brothers and sisters to help.

Get your friends and acquaintances ot enlist In this contest for wages and have them turn Ihe spoils the ballots over to you. If they won't enlist, draft them into service. Boxes of candy, promises of postcards from the place you will spend your vacation, cajolery and pleadings will bring them around. Here's a modern independence that's worth while, isn't it? Why, of course it is. This is the method by which the money will be distributed: District No.

1 comprises all Greater Pittsburg and the girls and women receiving the greatest number of votes will be kiven prizes as follows: First One hundred dollars Second Seventy-five dollars Third Fifty dollars Next 22 each twenty-five dollars ($25. District No. 2 comprises all Allegheny county outside of Greater Pittsburg. First One hundred dollars Second Seventy-five dollars Third Fifty dollars The wedding of Miss Clara Oertrude Soisson. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. I. Soissor. of Ilazeiwood aventie, and John R.

Mui tha. of Connellsville, took place at o'clock yesterday morning in St. Stephen's Church, with the Rev. V. J.

Devlin officiating. The bride was attended by Miss Bessie Moxley as maid of honor and John B. Holleran served as best man. Following the ceremony a weddinsr breakfast was served for 35 in the bride's home. The decorations were pink and white.

Mr. and Mrs. Murtha left during the afternoon on an eastern trip ami will be at home after July lo, in McKeesport. "To strike" means to hit bea TsTault It is this meanine- or f.PS1-ult THE BI-CH'EMIC TREATMENT The Bi-Chemic treatment cure pain-fcly and without operation. Tumors.

leers. Consumption. -Deafness and iieati Noises, Catarrh. Asthma. Rheumatism.

Neuralgia, Diseases of ths Eye, Paralysis. Female Weakness, Nervous Debility. Piles. Fistula and Rectal Diseases. Liver.

Stomach. Bladder, Kidney and Bows! Troubles and okin Diseases. brought to mind bv the sneeti aS blackened eye. Often it 5' a After a day's "grind' py moving on wijen the no STRONG BANK so. "To strike' means a moT hit, as when a batter ee" Dorts on 10 re- while the choicest were made between 17iW and 1715.

Viotti's violin is from 1704 and Js valued at i The violin owned by the virtuoso H. W. Ernst, but now the property of wilma Neurda Halle, cost Charles Halle Frans Ries had one from 1710 which cost $16,700. One in the possession of Sarasate is dated 1713 and is owned by the Spanish crown, which has loaned it to Sarasate for life. This is the one he usually plays upon.

The other he owns himself and is from the year and is a gift from Queen Isabella of Spain. The value is not less than Joseph Joachin has three. The most famous is the one called "Pestergeige," which the mastes uses most frequently. It is from 1714 and cost Another one from the same year was given to Joachim by friends in Kngland, who paid The third is played by Carl Halir. It is from the seventeenth century, and has a small but brilliant tone.

Joachim has loaned it to Halir for an Indefinite time. Kneiscl's violin was formerly owned by Prof. Grum of Vienna, and is also from 1711. The famous Rudolph Krcutzer's, now belonging to J. Winkler, W.

oor. PII PS afii other DISEASES The spotless-white depths of a tub are mighty inviting TX7 you have the conven- iences of instant flow of not water no stoppage of waste water, assured by 1 Where They Will Earn cr tne Kr.t, i Dv an original meinoo urm without Chlornfrtn or Knife and without Mrs. Frank G. Paulson returned today I our patients up. from a visit to her parents.

Colonel and I Mrs. R. Conway Macon, of Oraugh Court House. Va She was accompanied by her "Wel-Kel-Co." I if A Next eight (each) twenty-five dollars EI-CBEMIG MEDICAL INSTITUTE, JIt. V.

UtKRS Cuusultlns Pbyslci.to. 414 SIXTH AVE. air," therefore a mis! This suggests a contradiction, but no matter, hire Irt others in the language. "To strike" means to leave a job be-caus of dissatisfaction with condition This sort of strike is never a miss for hits something every time 11 t1 the words 1 while prospecting a depos.t of precious metal, or an orf: bearing From this use the term has been adapted to express the achievement of sudden wealth in any field. To mak? "a strike in bowling, however, is difficult Again "to strike" is to make a gentle touch directed toward a friendly book.

Here the strike Is in the effort and not in the result. Chances are th. District No. 3 comprises all territory outside of Allegheny Voimty in Western sister-in-law. Latimer S.

Macon and Miss Nancy Shackleford. of Oraugh Court House. Mrs. Robert Clarke and sons. Robert.

William and James, returned yesterday from a visit of a week with relatives in BrownsVille. Pa. Mrs. Lerinond Watts, of Aurora. ill Plumbing There's only the first cost-few if any repairs, if your plumbing is done by Compound Interest and Be Safe.

Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. First--One hundred dollars (Sioot. Second Floor, opposite Nixon Theater. OFKICK HOIKS: 9 A. M.

to 12; P. tu -tt Kvenlnsrs. 7 to dallyt Sua. IO A. I.

tu 12 91. Second Seventy-five dollars Open Saturdays in Vienna, is from 1 1 14 and Is worth up Third Fifty dollars (S50). N-xt three (each) twenty-five dollars Jlti Weldon Kelly Co. 305 Wood St, Pittsburg. Until 9 P.

M. Pills are wrong $6.00 To Chautauqua. S6.00. Lake aad Return. Yes, lady, this is the one pleasant, gentle remedy you can take at all seasons of your life with assured beneficial results.

ZOELLER'S KIDNEY REMEDY The Clmial Trvst Company 3IT rOVRTH AVE 314-316 DULMONn ST- ward of The strad owned by the French virtuoso Alard -s from 1715, and Is offered for sale by his family in Glasgow. The violin owned by Vieux-temps was Fold from Hamma's in Stuttgart for John Lauterbach's from 1710 was sold -to Vuillaume. the famous violin maker of Paris, for Those owned bv Hugo Heermann of Frankfort-on-the-Main and August Wilherrt are both dated 17'Jo. and are worth from $3,000 to $10,0. be no result.

A few lines might be devoted to "pare "pear" and "pair," identical In sound but in nothing else except spelling by' the foolified method. 8 lne Briefly, "pare" is a verb, meaning to denude of tegumental covering but applies mostly to fruit. Also potatoes You may pare an apple, which is to skin It but you may not pare an elephant although it is possible to skin it if you have the elephant. Pear is a pomological product that grows on a tree. If the tree had but two pears these would be a Sixteen-day tickets via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Sold from Pittsburg and East Liberty every Tuesday. Friday and Saturday In July and August. Convenient service. Will Plav "Gun Variis enroute to New Yorw. whence 5he sails for Europe.

Is spending a few days in the valley, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold. Mrs. Mary Quay Davidson and daughter.

Miss Agnes Davidson, of "Pulpit returned yesterday from an out-ine of two weeks at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H. Davis leave the first of Julv to spend the summer at Peaoh Haven.

V. J. Miss Gertrude Allen returned the first of the week from Milllamstown. Mass-where she spent six weeks. Mrs.

Wilson A. Campbell returned yesterday from Boston. where "she went to spend commencements week at her alma mater, Wellesly College. Miss Jessie and Miss Frances Harbison, who have been "jtuests of relatives in Younsstown. Ohio.

for a few weeks, have returned to their home in Olen i Osborne. Miss Pnrdon Smith and Ijwucks Xaud-' ers. of York who came to the valley on so is every harsh cathartic. They callous the bowels so you must increase the dose. Candy Cascarets bring natural action.

They never gripe nor injure. One tablet, taken when you need it, always remains enough. Drives away backache, headache, weakness and depression. It strength- ens and builds up the organs and helps i immediatelv all who sutler from so- I I I I oil The last instrument Known to have been made by the great master is thej called female troubles. Mrs.

C. Shea. 3S46 Mary SC. city "Law of Beauty" Toilet Preparation BLACKSTONE SHAMPOO Pittsburgers who have heard Quo I Vadis' in English will have an oppor-I tunity to witness a performance in the I original Polish tongue at the Amn thea-f ter this evening, at 8 o'clock. The play say: "For a year I waa troubled no with my back "that at times I was not able to do any work.

One bottle of Zoeller's. Kidney Remedy helped me i Tnmm tfee ermlp from dandruff. Kcerpe the hair oxi, giuacy ua mi- uroi own; won xree. TaTnOUS one iivn munoiicnprMIIg, dated It belonged to Saint Sennoch and was sold to the Hotel rrouot for 15.U0. This instrument has an autograph by Stradivarius on wliich appears "danni that is.

the Instrument wa? made when the master was 93 years old. Lyceumite and TaJent- will be given by he "Filaret" society. pair. A married couple sometimes constitute a pair, and then one goes to Nevada. A pair, in short, is made up of two of a kind.

By remembering- these simple facts the ttudF nt wilr be ensbled to avoid conluslon. rhiladUyaia Ledger. At All Dealers i an organization of Polish students of the Pittsburg College of the Holy Uhoit. to mo much that 1 now teei pertectiy wen and am about my work as usual." Sold Everywhere. SOc ana $1 a Bottle.

BUckstoae Mfs. Okai. Vest-pocket box. 10 cents at drir-tores. Ptosis mwu mOUon boxes aaoaUily.

863 raise funds to enable Folish students to.