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An XfTtn ft AT ci a rnnnn A nftiT i n-f THE A LLENTO 0 RNIN CALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 191 BEST. SPRINGTOWN. nm OLD ZIONSVILLE. TO GET RHEUMATISM OUT OF YOUR SYSTEM. The Young Men's Independent Lit IvlR.GEORGE L.

HALL 99 nrpinpifnniiDT Peculiar After Effects of Grip This Year erary Society, cf Best's will hold one. of their last literary meetings and! When, your muscles ache and your debates in the Peter's School Housed joints cain and every Dart of vour Manasses Brunner has moved Into the house of t'tie late Jacob Hess. J. C. Eakin was the first of our farmers to sow oats.

Jacob and Austin Frackenthal, of Bethlehem, spent several days at I II llxll I II lllll I of near Best's on this- coming Satur- body feels sore, when your knuckles day evening, March A special swell up and your feet commence to Henry Berkey. a respected acd honored citizen attended a public sale near Red Hill on April 4 and going to the shed to get his team to return home he was seized with a stroke of apoplexy and expired suddenly before medical aid could be summoned. The remains weie placed In the hotel and kept here over night and coroner program cL.vocal and literary selec-" twist of shape, it is a pretty good home. Leaves K'dneys in Weakened Condition UU ULULUUlt UUUIII GRANDJRAPiDS, MICH. Attracts "Widespread Interest.

1 And Is Causing Much i Comment. tions ha? been arranged. Tne chief, indication that tho is Rheumatism! Prof. John Cawley, of Easton, re-part of the program v. ill be the de-j jn vour system.

turned to college after spending a bate, Resolved that War is a greater; xow the ftrstthing you want to weeks vacation with his parents, evil thnn Intemperance. I know, is how you can get well, how! The H. S. Mul store is unloading Kins of Norristown was summoned to hold Doctors in all parts of the country who deemed it unnecessary SI 1 m. 1.

1 The affirmative speakers are: kflj- Vou oar, hp vm-r niri coif n-nr mn nave ueen Kepi Dusy wiui me epiciem- "vi" ...1.. n.c Tr. ft w-v an inquest and gave a death permit to undertaker Benneville Delicher 'f ic of grip which has visited so manyimoaa uv.am, ss -n rt.m n.iiree to walk, bend, turn, without the homes. The symptoms of grip this i Kuhnsman and the negative sPaU- accompanying pains. leave, ers are: uranwue uuauw, You would like to get a good night's hi, year are very distressing and ienty ai.n i sleep and relieve your troubled mind; I in! sjsicm in it iuii uunii luiiuiiiuUi cvuitti i.ai; ui vusoyuaic.

R. Cressman has moved Into the house of F. O. Strause and Albert Smith into A. W.

Hess's. Isaac Apple sold his milling goods public sale and moved to Passer. Mrs. Jacob Adams Is on the sick list. Clarence Fabian has entered the employ of H.

S. Mill Co. r. Hall has worked' when well at the Grond Kapids Copper-ige Co. He says he has been tortured with poor health and has suffered i Henry Berkey was a son of Nathan and his wife, nee Catharine Scherry, Alter me ueu? a uiu u-j you'd like to eat as other folks do particularly the kidneys which seem sion will take place.

A collection will; to sutler most, as every victim com and was born near Hosensack in tne I liftprt for thi-? benefits of the Lit nervousness. homP now owned bv ex-Poor Director U1 tl un vith ocute indigestion, Bakes BakSng Eas and my kidneys and is cordially inviten jo aitenu, ladder were in a terrible condition, (twenty-eighth day of May. 1S45. l' without your food turning to uric acid and the acid burning like fire. Now let us point out a way a sensible, reasonable, safe way to treat your Rheumatism, and if it doesn't bring about absolute relief you will at least know that you have tried the best remedy known td a to begin at 7.15 prompt.

On the 4th day of November IS. 1 i DILLINGERSVILLE. he was confirmed at Trinity Reformed Church known as Swamp Church by CORNING. Hie' Swamp-Root which so many people 1 say soon neals ana strengthens tie the Rev Clement Weiser deceased and was admitted as a member of said i Mrs. Orlando Eschbaeh paid a visit Mrs.

John Albitz at Palm on Satur- an at nek of kidneys after crip. Laura High and Edna Ackerman spent a few days with relatives at Royersford and Norristown. Mrs. D. M.

Schantz, who has been national association of 12,000 drug-1 gists, by securing a package of A. D. S. Rheumatic Remedy the best remedy that the American Dme-clsta iltliough I tried a number of remedies hat had been highly recommended to but could not get any relief. Thi-s ast year I seemed to grow worse in-teaa of better.

One thing especially vorried we and that was I kept loans strength right olong, as I got al-nost no nourishment from the food I ate. After everything else and a cumber of doctors failed to do me anv I decided to give KaVita a trial, Ifter using it three weeks all my nisery disappeared, and I began to tain in weight, my strength return 3d with rheumatism is soma- Svndicate enuld devtao ramalv I troubled Church. On August 21, 1SS0 he was united in wedlock to Emalina Snyder of Hereford, ha. This union was blessed with one son. Nineteen years ago he purchased a Swamp-Root is a great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, and, being an herbal compound, has a gentle healing effect on the wtiich Is Hlmost immediately noticed by those who try it.

Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, what better. Our public school term ends this week and the children are glad to g' Mrs. Laura Schultz made a business trip to Allentown. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Schuler wiK ence housekeeping in the near future. iiy E. E. Roeder, Henry C.

Scheier and VilUam Gable measured i 1 1. 1 v. .11 V. LtlUV HAS brought relief to a great many suffers who have tried numerous other ways in vain. No person who has Rheumatism either in the first or advanced stngo is doing himself justice without giv- N.

offer to send a bottle of Swamp- farm near Old Zionsville, formerly known as the William Mohr farm, Root, free by mail, to every sufn-rer where he had made a handsome home who requests it. A trial will convince a vacation. H. B. Geho has torn down -his old (Stable and is preparing to build a nev i and substantial barn.

the lands of the late Henry scheti. i o.mucn tnat 1 coma go to worK every Chailes S. Schultz made a business lnS it a trial land a paying investment. He was any one who may De in need ot it. i known as a resnected citizen, was I Regular size bottle 50cts.

and $.1.00. ay, something I have not done for a Don't take anthic fer prantAit lizzie ot Aiien.own, is 01 years, i can eat auyiums vrr c-iiD at ail Hrn-Tipts Qftor cf tive in church affairs and at the time ror sale at all druggists -are for without any bad after et- miinn this nsnpr Be sure crristowu bh i'huuj. I Gahie will get a gasoline engine before long from Lutz llezs, Cf Reading. eets. To-day I have'nt a sign ft i .1 And makes 'the cake lighter, finer flavored, more sightly, and insures Its iea enurcp also trustee tor tne nona consider carefully wb" it that rec-' at H.

B. Shelly's. ommends a medicine for you and get' Marcus Schuler, son of Lewis L. the medicine which vo know is free Schur. nas entered the service of from anv habit-forming drugs I the government and secured an ap- Ar D.

S. Rheurrali- Remedy an at Washington, D. and swers ail these requirements and left.for that point last Sunday, there are 12.000 Morris Stickler and William Rupp i holders of said church, he was one of the strongest active pillars as well i farm has had Charles Snyder, of A1-lentown to drill an artesian well for freedom from alum. HI ione or the nest financial ones, ne tx- ing instrumental in building the hand- A package surprise party was he'd at Corning on Monday for Gable. She received ns follows thirty-five handkerchiefs, ten postal cards, one hslf dozen tumblers, one set dishes, five pairs of stockings five aprons, two dresses, one set side combs, buckles and other some church n3 well as to see if pail who advise you to take it.

Get it at i -tomach, kidney or bladder trouble. I onestly beueve there is nothing on he market that can compare with Ka in fact, it is almost impossible 'j tell how much good it has done 1 Take your out-of-order stomach, indigestion, gastritis or catarrh of the tomach right with you to Henry E. 'eters Co. and get a treatment of and give it a fair trial, and ee if there is left any trace of your him They have been successful. They drilled one hundred and fifty-three (feet and succeeded in getting seventy feet water, but at this writing they are still drilling as Mr.

Schreibr wauts to be positive to have nlentv any A. D. S. drug store. Royal Cook Book 800 Receipts Free.

Send Name and for. The church as well as the neighborhood hav? lost a good citizen. IT? is fcurvived by. the following: The ROYAL BAKiNQ PONTES NEW YORK. I widow, a son David, merchant ''water to furnish his stock with pure i She wishes to thrnk all who so kindly KBMHHn Powder Valley: sister Sarah, living cn her birthday.

i water, as he has a dairy farm of fif- remembered he Henry Weidner, Tf nnt tr. nim- "ilu "Ja illl, jrmer misery. teen head of handsome cattle. I irr.r ni. -r ttii 1 e'h unloaded a car of fertilizer this week.

Mrs. Leon N. Shelly, who has bean under the doctor's care for a while past on account of a sore h3nd and severe cold improving. Mrs Clara Shelly is engaged at nurBing at Pennsburg. A carpet rag party was held at H.

Z. Heists place last week and this week there was a quilting party at the home of Wm. Rupp. John B. Schuler, son of Peter A.

Schuler, began attending the Perkiomen Seminary this week. yj I -1 1 r. i t. 1 11 lilt, i 1 tl 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 ood health do this to-day KRUMSVILLE. BOWMANSTOWN.

HELLERTOWN. These Are the Local ADS Druggists Louis H. Baun, Slatington, Pa. Harry W. DoncJore, Pa.

D. M. Knabb. Allentown Drug Mfg. Co.

Charles C. Klump. Lehlii Pharmacy, 334 Lehigh St. C. L.

Freeman, llarnflton Ninth Fegley. of Schamrock: Albert Berkey, Ainert Hauler helped of Brick Tavern and John Berkey, of his neighbor to move. The pin holding I Plover, besides five grand I the vole of the wagon became loosi, The funeral will take place I the Ple dropped and the team com- Tuesday forenoon the 11 inst. at 9.30 menced to run away. Mr.

Hapler was ASHFIHLD. William Kuehner, of VVeatherly, 's spending a few days in town this week. E. Frank Boyer returned to Lehicrh Mrs. Peter Harris was in town yesterday afternoon on business.

Wm. H. Zlmmer, formerly of has moved totown in J. A. Lau- George C.

Buck and William Waga-man attended Schaeffer Son's hors sale at Fleetwood on Friday the 31st ult. Air. and Mr Georee A. Schlenker. of at the house, further services at Old i lu ip norses ana one or Zionsville Reformed Church.

Burial in i them fel1 and broke its leg. The ani- bach's dwelling on Penn street. University. on G. w.

Shoemaker Co. his i-eadjoining cemetery of said church. mal nd Just been purchased and was after snendinc: a few davs with Mrs. Wm. Dorney, formerly of Kutztown.

were under the parental Leslie S. Freeman, 343 N7 Seventh St Fegley Sixth and Allen Sts. Claude H. Kratzer. Centre Valley, 'moved in Stever roof on gun(jay.

Jonathan Lauchnor moved his saw-till to West Bowmans on Tuesday, here he has a large job on hand. Our old friend, William Kennel to this place after a few weeks jjourn among Schnecksville and Al-mtown relatives. Edward Omalley, of Bowmanstown, Friends and relatives from Allentown a valuable one. jpsrents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed. Boyer. will take the Perkiomen train, leav- Irs- H. O. Shiffert is staying with 1 Mrs.

Strohi, of Palmerton. called cn nouse on warn sueei. rr-v, ttt vex Ing Allentown at 6.18. where teams I tne parents of her husband at pres- her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice parents, erm of ent. PercVval will meet train ot Zionsville. Rev. JaniC3 Blatt officiating.

The funeral I Romig, on Wednesday. Miss Ruth Snyder tranracted, busi On Saturday the Sth inst. an exam HARLEM. Schlcgel, Maxlmillian Weida ana tsited his parents here over Sunday ination will be held at. Zionsville for director is Benneville Dellicher.

He ness at on Wednesday The quarantine notice was taken off his age to 56 years, 10 months jthe rural route, number 2 carrier in den yesterday. Erwin Seifert moved in his home at North Hellertbwn yesterday. imea Brobst on luesday and tho Herbert Miller's vacancy as night place of Richard Reese, who has pur and 6 days. Miss Mabel Sobers returned to he: operator in our telephone exchange John Strauss, cf Saucona, moved to On Monday, Charles, son of William Kuhns will be buried. Rev.

D. Kauff-man will officiate. Harry Schreiber. who purchased a Duse fumigated. Elias Sensinger and wife visited ra-tives In Lehigh County on Sunday.

Mrs. Charles Youse and Mrs. Mar-n Rehrig1 and daughter; Elsie, were chased the Zionsville store and also! was aj5pointd postmaster. There are i seven candidates. i The remains of the son of George Marks will be buried to-day.

at the Lutheran Church, Rev. D. Kaufman of- 1 town He has occupied thejm shortly be taken up by Miss Mat-house that was vacated by Erwin I tie Roth. Seifert on Durham street. Solon Spohn- and Edgar Dietrich Next Saturday evening Asher Freyjwere visitors in town on Saturday ev-will leave for Missouri where willjening.

purchaee a car load of horses, that will Nevin R. Prey entered the employ Km of v.o fonnn of Leon Bavpr for tuft summer. whll home on Monday after an extended visit to Trenton and New York friends. George Edgsr, of Lehighton, spent a few hours in town Wedneaday. Miss Flossie Hoffman visited Le-highi'on friends on Tuesday.

Mrs. Lelby moved her household goods from Third street to Main street on Thursday. BREINIGSVILLE. The public schools of this pla-e closed this week. Mrs.

Tillie Houser and Mr. and Mrs. G-eorge Hauler, of Allentown. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Lan-dis. Herbert Ebert moved to East Texas during the week and Wilson Greena-wslt moved on the farm of Jonas P. Acker. Next Sunday morning Lutheran communion will be observed in the Zion's Lehigh Church by Rev. Chas.

Kerschner. Miss Julian Schmoyer is spending several days with her sister in Bethlehem, who Is sick with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Schmoyer, of Allentown, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.

Clinton Schmoyer. Coroner James Goheen was in town Thursday viewing the remains of the suicide of Mrs. William Miller. No inquest was held. flciating.

I I Good to lopping at Lehighton or Saturday. Mrs. James Schultz, of PcUsville, as the guest of Tobias Youse and mily over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Freeby and child of ackerton, were the guests of the lat-j rs parents here Saturday. BATH Mr. and Mrs. Victor Heller, cf near Land is Store, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Rohibach. George R. Giegory and ron, Homer, of Reading SurtJay with his parents, Mr. and Nathaniel Gregory. M.

M. Gery made a business trip to Alburtis. Mrs. Albert Rohrbach and son Clayton of District, spent a few days with her sister, Oswin Schantz and family. Mrs.

I.ewis'Heimbarh and Mrs. Henry G. Schmoyer spent Saturday with the formsr's sistPr, Mr. and Mrs, James M. Rohrbach, of near Sigmund.

Howard Hersch and family moved to Ea-t Macungie; Francis Moll and family, to Green Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Simon Schantz, to Dillirjgersville. Frank B. Fox and family, of near Reading moved to the Masters farm of this place.

i uactcu uuiiv. i. 1 1 Hotel stables later. This will make the Harvey 'J. Christ entered the employ fifth carload for him.

i of H. W. Wagaman. Miles R. Ruch has purchased a dogi Mr.

and Mrs. William M. Lefby of the fox terrier specie. transacted business at Allentown. JacOb L.

Seifert. milk dealer oni Yost, of Myerstown, called cn1' Depot street, has purchased a fine A. A. Fis'ter on Sunday. The trip was to you owe seems The money tl.a be everlasting.

Yourself and the v.orM be good to you. The way is to keep your stomach, livef, kidneys and lov.els right. And you'll find great help in Alvin Hamm and wife and Henry offmsn and visited the form's brother. Albeit Hamm at Jordan alley on Sunday. Joseph A.

Gilbert moved hi? family from Bath to Bethlehem, oaTuesday. John K. Desmond has teen employed at the Marten's Works, Hugh R. Jones moved his family from the hcuse on South Race street, into the Rabenold house on Wabash avenue, on Tuesday. blak horse from Mr.

cressman. i-iejmade in his Rambler touring car. has also ordered a new milk wagon Tilghman Fogieis staying wljif rela 3 vu.fc", ICIlUfltfU O.NIOHT 1 CHA L. G. Dech has built a two story addition to the old Dech heme in from H.

F. Meyers. James Callahan is reported on th? sick list with his old complaint. Herbert Seifert has taken up quarters with Howard Barnett. Mrs.

George Ruth, "of Poke Valley, intends-iaising a lot of young chicks this spring. lell on Saturday evening in honor of natal day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill visited the tter's parents at West Point on Monty.

Granville Frit2inger visited at Le-ghton on Tuesday. Lower Nazareth township, and is now i jonn wein. mercnant, mads a Busi SUMMIT LAWN. ILI having it redecorated and painted. Wednesday was pay day at the Bath Silk Mill.

tives and In town. I Fister and Wagaman took potatoes to Lenhartsvillife, for F. B. Levan. They received 33 cents a bushel.

William Wagaman and daMer, Cora, visited Wilson Stump, of Kemp-ton, who Is ill. On Friday Llewellyn Gehringfr took possession of the Grimsville' Hotel. A. A. Fister transacted business in Allentown on Saturday.

oxci 10c. and 25c. In Sold ETerywhare. ness trip to Allentown. Miss Maggie Reichard for Trex-lertown as a domestic in the familv of Erwin Stettier.

George Wien of Allentown, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. NISS HOLLOW NOTES The following visited the family of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rau on Sunday: Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Shoemaker of Saegersville, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Samuel Miller with his men Is doin? carpenter work for Levi Roth, of Stony Run. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Mohn and family visited Mrs. Mohn's parents, of Brown, Mrs. Edwin Steigerwalt, oft How Are Ycra Fixed for Don't You Want to Be Weil Dressed? Mrs. E.

J. Kessler spent a few days In Lebonon. on business. Chas. W.

Lord, an advertising solicitor of the "Poultry Culture" of Tope-ka. Kansas, was a visitor at Overlook Poultry Farm, on Monday. Frank M. Hohe is offering one of his beautiful frame houses for sale. Joseph Mory has secured the ser-vices of William Schaeffer, of Kutz-town, as a farm hand.

Owing to practicing of Easter services at the St. John's Union Sunday School the meeting of the Aid Society will be po-tponed until Thursday evening. They will meet at the home of Mra. J. M.

Smith. Miss Edna Ohl, of Allentown. visited her couin, Miss Verna E. Hohe. of Summit Lawn, on Sunday.

Julius of the U. S. S. Missouri who Is staying in Allentown on a furlough, visited his friends in Summit Lawn, on Sunday. Bowmanstown.

Prof. John. A. Lentz, a teacher in Lehighton, public schools visited relative and friends here, on Saturday. Harry Knecht who was employed on H.

H. Warner's farm through the winter months, left. for Bethlehem, where he has secured a position. Assaba Steigerwalt and family took possession of the Rev, Strauss farm in this valley on. Tuesday.

Harry Ohl visited relatives at Andreas, on Monday. Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Miller wre the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Miller on Sunday. H. C. Gehringer visited at Clauss-ville oyer Sunday.

Roy H. Buck entered the employ of William Spohn, while Charles Schlenker entered that of Samuel Becker for the coming summer. Elias Miller is making a 16 foot warer trough for D. A. Wlsfer.

George C. Buck and William Benne-' coff are unloading their consignments of phosphaje at the Kutztown John ien. Frank R. Fox of Northampton was here visitirg friends. Daniel Neil ltft for Gilbertsville, where he is employed'by Horace Fegley as a farm hand.

The following spent Sunday with John Hoch and family: Monroe Rauch, cf Huff's Church, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E'chbach and sens, David. Melvin and John and daughter, Celia, of' Palm, Meda Rauch, of Pennsburg. William Gerhard, of.Bally,' Edwin Hoch.

of Congo and Elwood Rauch, of Northampton, "i The Democratic Caucus was held at Harlem Hotel on Friday. The following nominations were made. Constable, M. M.Gery, assessor John G. Gerhard, supervisor, Henry H.

Bitten-bender, School Director, Hnry W. Fox, registry assessor, Jacob F. Greiss, auditor, Daniel H. Rothenberger, Judge, William L. Gery, inspector, Benjamin G.

Reitnauer, committeeman Edwin C. Gery. School was closed of the winter term on, Tuesday. Geneva Schultz was the teacher. Nobo-'y can "ever grow up to his own opinion of himself.

It is a Trell known saying "Good Clothes Open All Doors" and 4 'Hat in Hand (Joes Through the Land With out in GUTHSVILLE. graceful manners and genteel appearance, you're welcome wherever you go. It's our business to help you looking Just IiighV in your wearing apparel, and wu do it in a satisfactory manner to purse and person. HOW Was Cured of Malaria Men's and Youths' Suits, verv latest stvles and col-ors, at $10 50, $12.93 to $26.50. Men's and.

Youths' Spring Overcoats in biack and mixtures at $13.50, $16.50 to $22.50. On Saturday evening. Camp 378 P. O. S.

of A. of Guthsville, initiated Clinton Kuhns into the mysteries of the order. It was decided that on Saturday evening, May 6th. The camp hold their next special "new members" meeting. On that evening new mem-berg will be admitted at special reduced rates.

$1.50 for all, morally and physically qualified, between 16 and 40 years of age. The Guthsville Union Sunday School is busy rehearsing their Easter program to be rendered on Saturday evening, April loth. POINT PHILLIPS. Ladies' Suits, elegant styles, $12.50 to'SSSJSO. Ladies' Long Ccats in satins and mixtures, $9.93 to $27.50.

Ladies' Silk Dre sses. $12.50 to $26.50. Ladies' Trimmed Hats, $2.98 to $12-50. Ladies' Shirts, latest styles, $2.98 to $14.50. Willow riumes.

all colors, at $9.98, $12.50, $16.50 to $29.50. Children's Suits and Overcoats, very newest styles, and Ritter. who will this spring erect a machine, blacksmith $2.75, $3.98 to $8.75. 'v Men's and Ladies' Shoes from $2-00 to $4.50. "I was for over five years troubled with Malarial Fever.

It would almost always come on in the Spring and would bother me for the remainder of the summer. I tried different medicines, but they did not seem to help me. I also had the doctor off and on for some time but the next yea; I would be troubled just the same and I -would have to be at home fox several weeks. I would be in bed one day and have chills and a heavy fever, and the next day I would be up about the house, and this is the way I would be for several weeks each summer. I finally decided to try some good blood medicine, so I began taking Pinkham's Blood Purifier, and found it did me lots of good.

I began taking it early in the spring and continued taking it all through the summer. I found, after taking a few bottles, that my body was covered with and it seemed to drive all the humor out of my blood. After that I felt much bctter.and now I am just as healthy as ever I was, and I am never troubled with Malarial Fever. George P. Strong, 85 Grove-land Street, Lynn, Mass.

Thousands of people believe in Mrs. Theodore and daughter, Mrs. Irwin Dilcherd, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Miltoji Schott.

John moved to Bath on Monday and Jacob Young moved into the house vacated by Mr. Reinert. Henry Bender, one of the oldest res-idents of this place, died on Monday of old age. He was buried on Friday with services at Moorestown church. Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Lilly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bilheim-er. of Moorestown.

The following were the guests of Mr! and Mrs. Asher Zellner on Sunday: Misses Sadie and Ruth Topfer, Messrs. John Kbcher, Harry Lsbarre, E. F. Lilly and Malcolm Lilly.

To Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Trach a baby boy.

To Mr. and Mrs. Albert a baby Boy. and other ehops have already one buildirg up and in use. Geo.

E. Rothermal received for distribution a carload of Whamis Chester Valley fertilizers. Ed. Gehris moved from Guthsville to Snydersville. on Tuesday.

Victor Sell moved on the Hiram Bal-liett farm. WE YOU on yoTir word. Xo reference required. Come in and select your spring outfithave it charged and take the goods with you. SIESH0LT3VILLE.

Pinkham's Blood Purifier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muthard and daughter Tillie and on Phaon, of Rockdale, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sfmmel and family on Sunday.

T. E. Lilly made a business trip to i Bath on Tuesday. Jacob Young bought two horses I fromlOscar Beers, of Siegfried. Clsrence Williams moved from th farm of ueorge Graver to Moorestown.

CI Malaria is caused by a parasite which gets into the blood, and unless the blood is in a healthy condition and has normal resisting properties, they attack and destroy the red corpuscles, and so seriously impair the general health. Chills and fever are the most marked symptoms of Malaria which can be cured by purifying and enriching the blood. Mr Strong found that Pinkham's Blood Purifier cured him after all other failed, and what it did for Mr. Strong it will do for other wffSwT ALL DRUGGISTS EELL IT WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT? Misses Minnie and Florence Kink, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Syl.

P. Schuler. on Sunday. Mr. Weidner.

of Upper Milford. moved in our neighborhood, on Tuesday. Charles Schuler, of Ormrod, was in our neighborhood, on Sunday. Mrp. Franris Hoffman, of Reading, was the guest of her mother, Mrs.

Mary Gehman, on Sunday. A baby was bor-r to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moyer, of this Henry Heiserman, of Upper Saucon moved on the farm last week, which he bought from Sylvester P. Schuler.

Schalf moved to Lower Macungie, on his 13 acre farm. Peter Warner moved from the old Stephen Miller farm to the farm vacated by Mr. Williams. Theodore Williamson moved from the old Marsh homestead to the farm vacated by Samuel Davidson, of near Celarfield. Thomas Eckert moved from John Arndt's farm to the farm vacated by Mr.

Williamson, and Thomas Seip moved from Shimersville to the farm vacated by Mr. Eckert. Mrs. Thomas E. Lilly and son, Fred, nude a trip to Berlinsville and Wal-nutport on Sunday.

Allentown, Pa, 51-9r Hamilton 'Street Store open Monday and Saturday evenings. 2T" II.