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7 The Factory That Makes Good Cigars It is not satisfied with making ordinary nickel cigars. It has been making cigars continuously since 1S64, and during these 3Tears has become pretty familiar with everything that is identified with cigar making. Sweet Girls Cigars is evidence of what this factory knows about cigar making. Carefully made of selected leaf and blended to give a distinctive flavor. 5c la Interested and staonld bow about tne wonderful MARVEL Whirling Spay The new Vaginal Syrli.

In 8 jection ana Alienor, ijcti lenteiit. ltcleantea If lie omit supply the clhor. bnt send atmnD for UlusiratPil tovk alpd. It 2iM full reticulars and direclonj ip to la.iias. HARVFXtO.

ft SI OJia. or sale by Geo. A. uorgas. Druggist Mall orders solicited.

DISEASES MElh RAY CAPSULE err Mid Klrtuf" Troctuc. Etc By mall. Si cent. cum lnet vitalitv, f(uT tg memory, wtoooele, ew. By mail.

cent. 5 17c Core blood poison, skin eruptions. 10 I I oi) sorer, eopper eoioreii ppot. hlr faU tutt, ton ihrout. etc.

(Jio mercury). Br mail, Sl.Vvfc ISO! SDR. Laf RANCO'S COMPOUND give noaitlve relief. Powerful (3 comolnatlon. rsodbyiluu women.

Prce 25 cents. Druxjists or ajall. Addiesa v22 Lsfr'j anca Jt CoH raUadeljlUaj I'm Kill 'M. vXCE jvtfisrt), how ur )al, e( Fannie Vv 4 KIMBALL PIANOS $300 IT. They stand alone, unless you want to put them alongside pianos selling elsewhere for and and then they right up with the hest.

Sold only at the Troup Music House, 15 South Market Square. m25 3t MARRIAGE LICENSES Frank Brady Bragunier, Harris burg, and Gertrude E. Demmy, Progress. Saul Nathanson, Baltimore, and Fannie Smith, Harrisburg. Karl F.

Kuhnert.Enhaut, and Hannah Deik, Steelton. William W. Wert, Upper Paxton township, and Irma S. Noll, Mifflin township. State ot Ohio, City or TolIdo.J J9 Lucas County.

Chrnrv imlfl nath that he senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK T. CHENEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th dav of December, A. i886. A. V. GLEASON.

(Ssat 1 Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surlaces 01 the system. end tor testimonials tree. F. J.

CHENEY Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 7Cc. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Relieves CATARRH of the BLADDER and all Discharges In 24HOURS Each capml beart th of (MIDY) Bold hr all dmrrlita. Is the joy of the household, for without it no happiness can be Angels smile at and commend the thoughts and aspirations of the mother bending over the cradle.

TO NIGHT I Tj i i 1 ililgi18 The ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass is such that she looks forward with dread to the hour when she shall feel the thrill of motherhood. Every woman should know that the danger and pain of child birth can be avoided by the use of Mother's Friend, which renders pliable all the parts, assisting nature in its work. Bv its aid thousands of women have assed thisJLL crisis in safety. book of Information to women tent free, THE ERADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Atlanta, Go.

SHERIFFS SALES TY virtue of certain writs of fieri fa Xi cias, levari facias, liberarl faclas; venditioni exponas and alias venditioni exponas, issued outof the Courtof Common i'kas and Orphans' Court of vau phln countv, and to me directed, I will expose to Public ale or Outcry, at the Court House. In the City of Harris burf, liaupliln County, on THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1909, at 2 o'clock P. the following real thtate.

to wit: (S. II. Attorney.) No. 1. All those three certain lots of fltuati in the Seventh Ward of tii Cltv of Harris.

urK. County of.pau I. in and Stale of Pennsylvania, hound unrt ripn. rthari nu f.iilnu's. to wit: Be ginning at a point on the west side of CumTun street (formerly Eleventh n.rei t) one hundred and thirty et Muth of the south side of Maclay njrett; thence down said Cameron street flxty feet; thence wrstwardly at right 81.

ties to Cameron street one hundred ten feet 10 an allev ten feel wide; ti.eme northwardly along ald alley rf.xty feet to a point: theme eaMwardly right angles to Cameron street one hundred and ten feet to Cameron street, the place of beginning; said land being unimproved; 1 tKie see TWd Hooks 6 60, 7.13. and 11 B05), lind sold as the property or H. fcour er, defendant. (CARTER. CrtNKMV.

SNOnGP.AP.S SNObtiRASS, UEVER. Attorneys.) No. 2. All that certain lot of ground end premises located In the City of llarrtsburg. bounded and dV.

rlbed as follows: Ufglnnlng on tha east side of Thirteenth Ktreet. nl line of lot of Uev. E. J'aron; thence north along Thirteenth lreet. twenty Co feet to line of Sa VHnnah Sievens; thence east along line ff said lot.

one hundred UO01 feet to avenue; then smith along sains twenty CM) feel tfi lino lot of E. on; tlienc, went along suld lot one hundred (ion) feet to street, the I'lace of beginning. (For title, set Jeed Hunk vol. 11. page IIv.

lug thereon erected a (iree stm brl' dwelling d'lUKe. Hold as tliO IirODefty 1'. Aldinirer, defendant. (CAIITER, C'NKMX. SXODORASS PNobtJKASH.

GEYER, Attorneys.) Xo. t. All that certain lot and prem ises located In th City of Harrisburg, ra. bounded and described as follows: ginning on the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Halley stieefn; thenc north along Thirteenth street thirty two i3: feet to lino of lot i.f Mrs. Taylor; thence went along line of said lot one huriUr1 fifty Mfcot i'l to ln ln street; ihenco south along said attest thirty two iSj) feet to Halley Street; theme eastwardly along stild mreet one hundred and llfty feet to Thirteenth street, the plnie of be rlnning.

l'T tltla sea lfeed Honk Vol. pug Ii2. and Ied n. 11, puKD 473.) Having thereon erect, ed a large three story brick dwelling l.oui. and frame siabe on the rear.

(1 ll as the property ot J. C. AUtngsr, defendant. (CAItTKIt. conku.v.

RNOnrmAM H.VOUtjHAHri, IJKVKH. Attorneys.) No. 4, All that messuage and lot of ground, situated In lower I'nxton township, beginning at a post; thence by land of Estate of John llufnngl soulh "4 degrees; wsst 2H perches and p.vcn. tenths to 11 post; thence by land of Estate ot Jonas Shatter south 1H de krens, east 48V per he to a atone: thence by land of Estata formerly of John Moyer. deceased, north degrees, east 14 perches to a post; thenra by Innd formerly of lianlel AungM.

north degrees, West 47 perches and Iglil tenths to placa nf beginning, ron Isltilng seven acres, lo perches, (Knr iltlii eed Hook Vol, 8, pa 21), Having thereon erected a two story frame dwelling bouse and frame barn, Hold a tha property of J. AldlPgsr, defendant. Attorney, No, 5, (A) All that certain part of a lot or piece of ground, situate In the Cltv of Harrisburg, aforesaid, bounded ami described a follows, to wit: lie ginning at a point on toe wsst side of fvood avenue one hundred and fifteen (lit) north from the corner of i A A II. II i thn' westwsrdlv along th Una of ier THE HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH, MAY 27, 1909. seventy (70) feet, more or less, 1 street, distant northwardly one hundred 10 a point; thence northwardly along aland twelve feet and one and one half line ten (10) feet to a point; thence I Inches, more or less, from the nortn orivnrriiv nmntr (T0 tfft tn Wood western corner of Kittatlnny and Hum avenue; thence southwardly ten (10) feet to a point, the place of beginning, Having theeron erected a two and one half story frame dwelling house, Xo.

17104 Wood street, or avenue, Harrisburg. Pa (B) All that Interest In remainder of Alice M. Crook and Harry S. Crook in and to that certain lot or piece oi ground, situate, lying and being in the Cltv of Harrisburg, County of lauphln and State of Pennsylvania, and partlcu lraly bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on Fifth street one hundred and five (105) feet above Hamilton street; thence eastwardly along line of lot numbered 5 eighty 8) feet to a point; thence northwardly by a line parallel to Fifth street twenty (20) feet to a point In the line of lot number thence west wardly along the line of lot numbered 7 eighty tS'i) feet to Fifth street; thence southwardly along the line of Fifth street twenty (20) feet, to the place of beginning. (See Deed Book vol.

6. page 451.) Sold as the property of Alice M. Crook and Harry S. Crook, defendants. (BEIDLEMAX, Attorney.) Xo.

(A) All that certain lot or piece of land, situate In the Township of Swatara at a point on the western line or Mneteentn street rorty (40) reet distant northwardly from the northern line of Brookwood street and running thence westwardly parallel with said Brookwood street one hundred and fifteen (115) feet to Holton avenue; thence northwardly along the eastern line of said Bolton avenue forty (40i feet to a point; thence southwardly along the western line of said Xlne street forty (40) feet to the place cf beginning. Same being lots numbered 1)1 and 2 of Block as shown In a plan of lota laid out by Lunkle Ewlng, known as East End Plan Xo. 1, which plan Is In Plan Book page sS. Having thereon erected a double three. story concrete block dwelling house.

(B) Also, All that certain lot or piece of around situate In the Township of Swatara aforesaid, bounded and ilest rlbed as follows, to wit: Beginning ot a point on the western line of Nineteenth street eighty (60) feet distant northwardly from the northern line of Brookwood street, running thence westwardly parallel with Hrookwood street one hundred and fifteen (I IS) feet to Bolton avenues theme northwardly alorg the eastern line nf said Unlton avenue forty (40) feet tn a point: thence eastwardly parallel with said Brookwood street one hundred and fifteen (115) feet to said Nineteenth street: thenca southwardly along the western line of said Nineteenth street forty (40) feet, to the place of beginning. Kama being lots numbered and of Block "A as shown In a plan of I r. a laid nut bv ImnWla A Kwlnr known tix East End Man Xo. 1. In flan Book pag" as.

liavin tnereon erected a frame nutcner snop. Nn i the rroperijr or Edward M. Uoyer and George M. Boyer, defendants. (GRAY, Attorney.) No.

7, Beginning at a point on the east a ds of North Front street, for merlv Harrisburg and Mtllersburg Turnpike lln sixty so) jn north warn irom wia nnrinensiern corner or. V'ront and Herr streets. Ilerr Street he Ing formerly known aa Eckert'a I.ana; thence along tn una or said worth 'rnnt street northward twenty (201 feet to tha corner of lot No, thenca lnnir tha Una of Said lot Xo. east. ward one hundred and four (104) feet, Ulna i) incnes, mora or ie, to nar Una avenue, rormeriv mver avenue; thenca along the west Una of Bartln venua southward twenty (50) feet to tha corner of lot No.

thenca along tha una or sain lot so. a westward on hundred and thrs (10) feet, six Inches, mora or leas, to tha said North 'rnnt street, the placa of htnnlir. The said lot being lot No. 7, aa marked and known on a Plan of Iot laid out bv Aaron uumtinugri, wnicn rian Is re corded In the Recorder's office, at liar rlsburg. In fed Hook vol, and paga 044, Having hereon erected (wo sfory rrame flwei mg house, being number 1I09 North Front street.

Hold aa the property of ueorg Gilbert, da fendant, (KAnXRST. Attorney,) Xo. All that rerltln plca or bar e) of land situate In tha City of rlsbutg, County of tiauphln, and Htata if Pennsylvania, bounded and described a follows, to wit; beginning at I olDt on the itra siu at Uutnmt CHURCH ANNIVERSARIES Baptists Celebrate 79th Year of Con gregation, Fifth of Mr. Anderson's Pastorate. Two hundred members of the First Baptist church crowded the lecture room last evening to celebrate the seventy ninth anniversary of the founding of the church and to pay their respects to their pastor, Rev.

A. Freeman Anderson, who celebrated his fifthnniversary of the pastorate. Rev. Mr. Anderson made the first address of the evening, giving a brief sketch of the work accomplished by the church since he came here.

P. Jerauld made a short address on the work done by the ladies' of the church. An excellent musical pro gram, including solos by Mr. Stone' sifer, the organist, and Mrs. Bair Funk, were rendered.

At the conclusion of the program the ladies of the church presented a beautiful brass pulpit desk; tied to this was a huge bunch of American beauties. Mr. Anderson accepted the desk in a happy little speech. The Sadies of the congregation served luncheon. CONFIRMATION SERVICES Ohev Sholom Congregation Observes the Feast of Revelation.

The anniversary of the Revelation of Sinai or the giving of the Ten Con mandments," the most important feS' tival of the Jewish calendar, was celebrated yesterday. The following children were confirmed at Ohev Sholom on North Second street, yes terday morning at 10 Dr Samuel Freidman officiating: Robert Cohen, Jacobina Mayer and Charles Goodman. The services consisted of brief addresses by' the children on religious subjects, examination in the tenets of I Judaism and a short address by Dr. Freidman, after which the certificates of confirmation were distributed. DLE.

TETRAZZIXI, THE WORLD FAMOUS PRIMA DOXNi Has expressed her preference for both piano and player piano by buy ing and using exclusively the Hard man in both her American and European homes. A careful examination of the Hardman Piano and Hardman Autotone will reveal the qualities which appeal to the refined and educated tastes of the world's great est artists and musicians. See the Hardman at our warerooms, J. H. Troup Music House, 15 South Market Square.

m25 3t AVAR VETERANS TO MEET. The regular semi monthly meeting of Howard L. Calder Post, No. 22, Spanish American War Veteran's association of foreign service, will be held this evening at Spicer's hall, 313 Walnut street. Important business will be transacted.

A FAMOUS HEALTH BUILDER. Tnorilrinn that will cleanse the bowels and Dai them in condition to do their proper work nnalded will do more than anything else to preserve neaim Snrh a medicine Is the tonic laxative herb tea. lane's Family Medicine. Get a 25c. pack sire to day at any druggist's or dealer's.

No matter what you have tried before, try this famous herb tea. mel street, at the of a private alley between house Xo. 240 Hummel street (formerly belonging to the es tate of Samuel t. pass, aeceasea, ana sold unto Charles Edward Pass), and house Xo. 238 Hummel street, erected upon the lot hereby conveyed; thence westwardly along the center of said private allr and the extension of tha line thereof, at right angles to Hummel street, one hundred and thirty flve feet, more or less, to Xectarlne avenue; thence northwardly along the eastern line of Nectarine avenue, fourteen feet to line of lot at Xo.

23S Hummel street, sold to Annie M. Groff by H. F. Westen. Executor of the last will and testament of Samuel F.

Pass, deceased; thence eastwardly along the Una of said lot, and at right angles to Hummel street, one hundred and thlrty nve feet, more or less, to the western line of Hummel street; and thence southwardly along said Hummel street, fourteen feet to the place of beginning. Having thereon erected a two and one half story frame dwelling house number 238 Hummel street. Sold as the property of Foster Fisher, defendant. (GEYER, Attorney.) Xo. 9.

All that certain tract of Cole brook land (Xo. 29). situate In London derry township. Dauphin county, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a post; thence along the new road and land of Abraham Strlckler. south twenty three and one half degrees, wst one hundred and one perches and five tenths to a post In another road; thence along aald road north twenty five and one half degrees, west thirteen perches and nine tenths to a post, and north fifty three and one half degrees, west twenty flve perches and two nths to a post; thence north twenty degrees, west flfty trjreo perches and five tenths to a stump; thence by land of Henry Strlckler due east twenty and one tenth perches to a post, and north twenty nine degrees east flftv one and five.

tenth nerchea to post: thence by land of Christian Longenecker. south fifty three and one half degrees, eual forty nine and elirht tenth perches to ft post, tha place of beginning; containing thirty one acres and una hundred nnd twenty five perches, neat measure. Having tnereon erectea a two awry frame dwelling house, frame barn and outbuilding. Sold a tha property of ilrs. Mary Shunk, defendant.

(DARBY, Attorney.) Xo. 10. All those certain two lots situate In the Borough of Steelton, be ing Nos, 25 and In Block H. as mark ed and numbered tn a Plan of Lot laid out by Ewlng, Purdy and Iing a an addition tn the said llorougn or hieei ton. which Man I recorded in tha Of flea for tha Recording of IeedS, Ac, In and for said County of liauuhln.

In Plan Hook Data 89. said lot being bounded on tha southeast by Trnwlck street, on the southwest by Hecond (now Main) street, on tha northeast by Orchard illey, and on tha northweat by lot M). 24. in Uloi'K h. ana being together forty five (4ft) feet In width on Main street and atiout ona nunnred (100) feet In depth from Main street to Orchard alley; thereon trected now be ing a new double fame riwening nouse, Sold as tha property of Sarah Prowell and J.

Prowell, Mortgagors; J. A. Prowell, Robert Prowell, Mr, Bertha Nunemaker, Frank Prowell, Albert Prowell. Mr. arrl Perr, a minor, by her Guardian ad litem, Chaa.

F. Zim merman, defendants. (XKAD A NEAD, Attorneys.) Xo. 11. All that certain pleea or parcel of land, altuata In tha llornugh of Steelton, being part of lot numbered ona (1) and part ni lot numbered two S) In Plan of lot laid out by Ewlng, Kunkel A Hchnnebly, which plan I recorded In lieed Hook Tol, page IS, Hlock and mora Particularly described And bounded a follow, to wit; Beginning at tha southeast corner of Franklin and Myr streets; tbeiic southward along; said Myers street thlrly threa (83) feet, more or lea, to I her center of mV numbered two (2) on said plan and property nf Mose Voffeej tlietus at right angle to snld Mver street and along said Yon property, through th renter of said lot numbered two sixty four UMi feet to a point and land owned bv Martha It and Jnna B.

Bet; thenca northward along said llelst property thirty three (J.li fet to said Franklin street; westward along snld Frnklln street lty.four 4J feet. In th place of beginning. Having thereon erected a double iwu slury fratu building, con To Condensed milk is wasteful. It is limited use. Please let us explain There are thousands of people who think that condensed milk is very much like Van Camp's.

They are buying condensed milk for part of their uses, and milkman's milk for the rest. So we are taking this space, in our mutual interest, to explain where the difference lie Condensed Milk is Nearly Half Sugar 'A can of condensed milk is about half milk and half sugar. The sugar is added from 40 to 50 per cent both to cheapen and preserve it. In the old days, before the sterilization of milk was perfected, sugar was added to keep the milk sweet. And many people still cling to this sweetened milk because they don't know how evaporated milk has displaced it.

Van Camp's is Pure Milk Van Camp's is simply rich Holstein milk, with two thirds the water evaporated. There is no sugar in it, no starch, no preservative nothing whatever but milk. We have evaporating plants in six states, all located' close to our dairies. The fresh milk from the cows is poured into receptacles. Then the air is pumped out, leaving the milk in a vacuum.

Because of that vacuum, a very moderate heat sets the milk boiling, and evaporates the water in steam. Thus we evaporate two thirds of the water to reduce the bulk. It is that economy in shipping which makes Van Camp's cost even less than raw milk. Van Camp Paclrirtf Co. Indiaaapolia, lad.

TEACHERS' CODIEXCEMENTj Bishop Dubs Will Speak at Graduation of the Teachers' Training School. The teachers' training school graduating class will hold its commencement in the high school auditorium this evening at 7.30 o'clock. Bishop Dubs will make the address and President Dlehl, of the school board, will.present the diplomas. The teachers will demonstrate their work with the children of the model school. The roll of the 1909 class, with the subjects of essays, follows: taining store room and dwellings num bered 4S1 and 485 Myers street.

Sold as the property of Sotlr SplrkofT, Tasa P. Abracho rt and Jordan Stancoff, defendants. (F. B. WICKERSHAM, Attorney.) Xo.

12. All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the City of HarrlBburg, County of Dauphin, and State of Pennsylvania, and bounded and described aa follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the south side of Hunter street one hundred (100) feet east of the eastern line of Sixteenth street; thence by a line at right angles to Hunter street ninety (90) feet to Ella alley; thence along Ella alley In an easterly direction twenty (20) feet to a pot; thence by a line parallel with said first mentioned line tn a northerly direction ninety (90) feet to Hunter street, and thence along Hunter street in an easterly direction twenty (20) feet, to tha placa of beginning. Sold a the property of Amos Tittle, defendant. (EARXEST, I. P.

BOWMAX.Attorneys.) Xo. 13. All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate In the Borough of Steelton, County of Dauphin, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described aa follows, towlt: Beginning at a point on the western side of South Second street one hundred and twenty five I125 feet distant In a southerly direc tion from the southern line of Hotter street: thenca In a westerly direction along lands, now or late, of Jerry Donl tel, parallel witn said noner street, seventy (70) feet to River allay; thenca bv said alley in a southerly direction thirty (30) feet to a point and land of Edward ii. hnen; tnence aiong saia last mentioned lands In an easterly direction parallel with said Hoffer street seventy (70) feet to eald Second street; thenca along tha western Una of said Second street thirty (30) feet, to the place of beginning; being parti of Iota numbered thirty six 3 and thirty seven (37) In a plan of Benton, now a part of the First Ward ot tha Borough of Steelton, aforesaid, as laid out by J. A.

Dunkle (deceased); said plan fcelng recorded In tha Re corder' Office of Dauphin County In Plan Book page 9. Having there on erected a two story frame dwelling Sold as the property of Daniel Shell, Mortgagor; Sarah Shell, widow of Daniel Shell, deceased; Edw. H. Shell, Guy H. Davis, Guardian of Wm.

Hoov. er, Raymond Hoover, Jennie Hoover, Freeman Hoover, Clyde Hoover, Charles Hoover and Bertha Hocver, helra of Daniel Shell, real owners, defendant. (SWART25. UMBEHGKR 8WARTZ, Attorneys.) No. 14.

All that certain lot or place of ground, altuata In tho Borough of Mlddletown. Pennsylvania, bounded and described aa follow, to wit: Beginning at a no I nt on th east aide of Cameron street twenty flva (25) feet north of piaraei pirwi, mw, a i thenca eastward along aald lot Xo, 117 on hundred (100) feet to a fourteen (Ui feat wlda alley: thenca northward along aald alley forty on (41) feet to a point; thenca westwarn in una at rlaht ancle tth aald alley ona hun dred (100) feet to Cameron street aforesaid; thenca southward along said street forty one (41) feat to tha placa nf beginning, th southern part of lot No. lift and all of lot No. II In the plan of Rlfe's Extension, which plan I recorded In the Recorder' Office, at Harrisburg, in 1'ian itoog page at. il.vlna thereon erected a new two ot.ooa.half atnry frame dwelling.

men Deed Book 'n." Vol. IS, page f07. Sold a tha property of osear Cohen, defendant. (NEAD tt NEAD, Attorneys.) Nn. is.

Alt that certain bleca or par rel of land, altual In tha Cltv nf Harrisburg, and particularly bounded and described a follows: Beginning at a nolnt at th oulhwt corner of Third street and Dautmln avenue; thenca westwardly by line of Dauphin avenue one hundred and sixty two (MI) fet to Mifflin avenue; thenca southwardly by Una of Mifflin avenue twenty five fifi) feet tit tha lot of Christian Nagle; thence enstwardlv by Una of lot of Christian Nagl una hundred and i.lv.tuo feet Ilrt2l feet to Third street; thenca northwardly by Una of Third street twenty flva (Id I fet to Dauphin avenue, tha place of beginning. Having thereon erected a three slorv brick dwelling bouse, with brlrk back building, numbered 111 North Third streei, Hold a the prop. erty of I.lssl Oeisej nd nnry ueisei her hUShnnil, Moiiisgors; Iienrv II sel. Jr Eaecutor nf Maul ()la, rfe reaaed: llnry Gelsel. Hr surviving husband III Said Llatla Oesl, A ctastd.

Hnry Oeissl, Ju John JT. Osl Housewives Who Buy Condensed Milk 28 Per Cent Solids This evaporated milk is 28 per cent solids 8 per cent butter fat. Such is the milk that we put into the cans, and the milk that you get in Van Camp's. Then the milk is sterilized after the can is sealed. That's the only thing we do to preserve it.

When you open the can, and replace the water, you have whole rich milk without any subtraction or any addition, save a slight almond flavor due to sterilization. Paying a Double Price for Sugar Condensed milk may be also evaporated. But each can contains about as much sugar as milk. Let us figure out what this means. The large can of Van Camp's contains sixteen ounces of evaporated milk.

That means a full pint a full pund. Mf you buy Van Camp's by the case, and replace the water which we take out, you get a rich milk at about six cents per quart. The 10 cent cans of condensed milk contain only 12 ounces four ounces less than Van Camp's. And about half the condensed milk is sugar, for which you are paying more than twice what sugar ii worth. Unfit for Cooking That sugar in condensed milk makes it unfit for cooking.

So it serves only table uses. Van Camp's on the table serves the same purpose, and it goes twice as far because it contains twice the milk. Use You have no need for the milkman when you use Van Camp's. It gives you pure milk for your table and rich milk for your cooking. It is cheaper than raw milk, because yoa save the cost of daily delivery.

It is economical because there is no waste. It is convenient for you have it always on hand. 4 If you prove these facts, you who use condensed milk will gladly change to Van Camp's. Van Camp's Milk is sold in and 10 cent cans at your grocer's. We recommend the 10 cent cans because in them you get more for your money than you get in the 5 cent cans.

The 10 cent cans contain 16 ounces and the 5 cent cans contain only 6 ounces. It is put up at our dairies in six states by the Van Camp Packing Indianapolis, lna. Van Camp's Milk Evaporated Sterilized Unsweetened Bertha M. Berthel, "Public Schools In the United States;" Catherine A. Burd, "The Relation of Physical Culture to Mental Development;" Gertrude Huber, "Literature in the Primary Schools;" Helen Laucks, "The Value of Pictures in School;" Mildred P.

Lewis, "Professional Reading a Means of Growth;" Irene E. Loomls, "The School and the Community;" Catherine Payne, "The Social Life of the Teacher;" Edna M. Peters, "The Use of Stories In the Schoolroom;" Phoebe A. Robison, "The Disciplinary Value of Music;" Mary Rodgers, The sel and Henry Gelsel. Testemantary Guardian of Charles Gelsel and Grover C.

GeiseL devisees? heirs and real own era, the said Grover C. Gelsel being a minor and having Wm. Earnest aa his Guardian ad litem, defendants. I (GEYER, Attorney.) Xo. 16.

AH that certain house and lot of ground, situate in the City of Harrisburg, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on uwb. icBiiiiiiiik a ijuiiii uii lern Una of said South street nd one half (12) feet east i dividing line between lots Xos. the northern twelve an from the dividing 104 and 105 on the John Forster plan of lots; thence along the line of South street twelve and one half (12) feet towards Spruce street to the dividing lines of lota Xos. 105 and 10 on said plan; thence along aald line fifty one (51) feet to a line; thence westwardly along said line which Is parallel with said South street twelve and one half (12H) feet to a point, the line of ad Joining property; thence along the line of the adjoining property fifty one (51) feet to South street, tha place of be ginning. Thereon erected a two story mansard roof frame house, with all the city Improvements, numbered 434 South atreet, Harrisburg.

Pa. Sold aa the property of Isaac Norman, defendant. (D. a SEITZ. Attorney.) No.

17. All the undivided one third Interest of Harry A. McCoy of. In and to all that certain lot or piece of ground, situate, lying and being In tha Fourth Ward of tha City of Harrisburg, County of Dauphin and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described aa follows, to wit: Beginning at a point In Forster street and Myrtle alley: thence along Myrtle aNay one hundred and fifteen (115) feat to Dubhs alley; thence along sabl alley In a western direction fourteen (14) reet to a point; thenca in northern direction one hundred and fifteen (115) feet to Forster atreet aforesaid: thence along said Forster street fifteen (16) feet, to the) place of beginning. Thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, numbered ifl Forster street, and a two story frame dwelling house, numbered 111 Myrtle avenue.

(See deed from john C. Kammerer and wire anil ash naton Sturgeon and wife to Hannah Welper, recorded In Deed Book 7,, vol, 3, page 237.) Hold a tha property of Harry A. McCoy, defendant. seised and taken into execution to be sold by J. RQWH FLETCHER, Sheriff.

Sheriff's Office. Harrisburg. May 20. 100V, CONDITIOXH OF BALE The Ii ghest and het bidder to be the buyer. TKitMS The purchaser shall be required to pay 150.00 of tha amount of his bid when the property shall have been knocked off to him under 1500.00; ahoe that amount ten per rent, on tha furrnase money, ana in resiitu, lieror he confirmation of sale by the Court.

If the purchaser fall to comply with the term of sales the property will resold at hi cost. myio 4 at PROCLAMATION IITHKHKAR, th Hon. Claorge Kunkel president Judge, and Hon. Samuel J. M.

Mi Carrell, Additional ijiw Juuge, of Oyer and Terminer and Quarter Sessions of tha peace of the Twelfth Judicial District, composed of tba County Of Daunhln. having lasiied their tira. cept, bearing data tha third day nf May, a. to in nirecieii ror holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery and quarter Sraalon of th Peace at llarrlahuig for tha County of Daunhln, and to commence the second Monday of June, be ing th 14th day of June, 1909, and to tout Inn on week. Notice la therefor hereby given tn tn nroner, justice or in reure, and Constable of said countv of Dauphin that they may then and thsre in their proper persons at 14 i lock in in torenoon of said nay with thslr record.

Inoillslt Inn, eusml. nation hd their own tn do those thing which to their of. flc appertain to ha done, mid those who are bound In recognisance to prosecute against tha prisoner that are or shall ha In th Jul I nf tiauphln County then and there to prosecute naainsi inrnn mm posh ii Given under my hand at llarriahutg. th toth dav nf Msv. A.

D. Il'iib. being tha on honored and thirty helna third year of It hdetit nilenr of th Vtiitd ImB'PS J. HOWE FLKTCtlRR. herlff.

Shriff a Offk. Harrisburg Pa. May jo, myiM tt sweet and why unnatural. It has but Camp's Milk is better. And Van Camp's gives you for cooking the whole rich milk the finest milk in America.

Please note what this means. When you use raw milk for cooking you don't get the whole milk, because milkman's milk separates. The butter fat rises and the solids fall. In Van Camp's you get all the butter fat; all the solids that exist in the richest milk. Thus it gives to milk dishes a richness and flavor which you never can get from raw.

milk. You lose all this in condensed milk. Playground a Factor in Education;" Dora C. Sourbeer, "Thaddeua Stevens as a Factor In Pennsylvania's Educational System;" Anna G. Sweeney.

"The Influence of the Teacher Upon the Moral Development of the Pupil;" Mary Warlow, "Character Building;" Ruth K. Wells, "The Growing Teacher the Only Real Teacher." penbHqok Vetera na Will near Memorial Sermoa Snndar Penbrook, May 27. Mrs. A Shore and Mrs. Edward Maekley attended the Sunday school of the Derry Street Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, bs In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County.

Xo. 412, January Term, 1909. Libel' In divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Joshua Jones versus Ellza lie 1 1 JUUCD, no eui'L'umie. QIIU BIIHO subpoena tn tha above stated case have ItrVII ITIUI IKU til, II 7i1l III.CIIHID. AVUt Elliabeth Jones, are therefore directed to appear In the court at Harrisburg, i 'i" lo second Monday or June, a.

answer the complaint there in filed. J. ROWE FLETCHER, Sheriff. Harrisburg, May 20. 1909.

Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, ss: In the Court of Common Plea" of Dauphin County, No. 347, January Term, 1909. Libel In divorce a vinculo matrimonii. David Roy Wlngard versus Alma Elizabeth Wlngard. The aub poena and alias subpoena In the above stated case have been returned "non est Inventus." Vou.

Alma Elizabeth Wlngard, are therefore directed to appear In the court at Harrisburg, on the second Monday of June, A. D. 1909, to answer the complaint therein filed. J. ROWE FLETCHER, Sheriff.

Harrisburg. May 20. 909. Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, ss: In tha Court of Common Pleaa of Dauphin County. Xo.

78. January Term, 1909. Libel In divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Mary E. Rolllson verau Charlea W. Rolllson.

The subpoena and alias subpoena In the above stated case have been returned "non est Inventus." You, Charles W. Rolllson, are therefore directed to appear In tha court at Harrisburg, on the second Monday of June. A. D. 109, to answer the com plaint therein filed.

J. ROWE FLETCHER. Sheriff. Harrisburg, May 20, 1909. Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, sh: in tne court or common nea ot Daunhln County.

No. 291. January Term. 1909. Libel In divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Mary Kranthelm, by her next friend and father, Joseph Zoll, versus Christian Kranthelm.

The subpoena and alia subpoena In the ahove atated rase have been returned "non aat in ventus." You, Christian Kranthelm, are tnererora reeien to appear in tne court at Harrlaburg, on the second Monday or June. a. 1. inns, to answer the complaint therein filed. HOW FLETCI1S.ll.

Sheriff. Harrisburg, May 20. 109, in Divorce Daunhln Countv. ss: In the Court of Common Tleaa nf Dnunli County. No, IK.

January Term. 1909. Libel In divorce a vinculo matrimonii. Augustus D. Richmond ver sus Clara Richmond.

Th supboena and ana sunpoena in tn annva atanii rase, nave tieen rnturnen non et in ventu." You, Clra Richmond, therefor directed to appear In tha court at llarrtstiurg, I nn the second Monday of June, A. 1909, to answer tha complaint therein Sheriff. Harrlaburg. Pa Mty ID, 1909, Proclamation in Divorce Daunhln County, ss: In tha Court of Common Plea of Dauphin County, No. 4.1, Septem ber Term, I90K, in divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Mary II, Erskln versus John M.

Eras In, Th aubpoena and alia subpoena In tha above stated rasa have bean returned "non aat In ventu You, John M. Era Kin are therefor directed to appear In the court at Harrisburg, on th second Monday of June, I). 19ou, to nwnr th complaint therein rued. J. U)WK KLfcTCJIFm.

Sheriff, Itarrlahiirg, May 10, 1109.. Proclamation in Divorce Daunhln ('mint v. ss: tn th Court of Common rlsaa nf rsuphtn Countv, pa, No. 1)4, eptm. bef Term, lna, Llhsl In divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Carrl A.

pr vsrau lac k. llsaora Th Subpoena and alias tubpotna la tha above stated I Only One Milk United Brethren Church, at HarrisbnraT, Sunday. Miss Nora Wolf, of Harrisburg, was the guest of Mrs. Waltz, on. Sunday.

Miss Ruth Nissley visited Mlsa Erma Henry, of on Saturday. Misses Esther Earley and Talltha Shope are vlsltlnsr friends tn Lebanon. Mrs. Miller and Ruth and Clara, of Harrisburer spent Sunday with relatives In Penbrsok. Mrs.

Edward Gllbprt and Margaret and Dollle Lyons, of Harrisburg, visited at the home of Edward Ream, on Sunday. A memorial sermon will be delivered by Rev. II. M. Miller In the United Brethren Church on Sunday morning, May 30.

Grand Army mem bers of this borough and vicinity are Invited. Mrs. William Karmany and Mrs. Polly Heed, of Hummelstown, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

William Reed and family. case have been returned "non est Inventus." You, Isaac K. Besore, ara therefore directed to appear In the court at Harrisburg, on tho second Monday of June, A. D. 1909, to answer tha complaint therein filed.

J. ROWE FLETCHER, Sheriff. Harrisburg. May 20, 1909. Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, sa: Tn tha ffturl Prtmmnn, 'Plena a Daunhln Countv.

Xo. 618. June, Term, 1908. Libel In divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Mary e. cox versus up ward Cox.

The subpoena and anas been returned "non est inventus." You. r.awarn j. uox, are mereiore airociea to appear In the court at Harrisburg, on tba second Monday of June, A. 1909. to answer the complaint there In filed.

J. ROWE FLETCHER. Sheriff. Harrisburg. May 20, 1909.

Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, as: Jn tne court ot uommon i ioaa or Dannbln Countv. No. 490. June Term, 1907. Libel In divorce a.

vtncul matrimonii, Elizabeth Mae Barrlck versus George E. Barrlck. The aubpoena, and alias subpoena In the ahovetatel case have been returned "non est In ventus, lou, uflonxo narxica, i therefore directed to appear In tha court at Harrisburg, on the second r. AAA Mnnuay junn, a. u.

lya, awniri the complaint therein filed. Sheriff. lUrrlsburir. May 20. 1909.

Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, ss: In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County, r. Xo. 494, January Term. 190K. Libel In divorce vlnouW matrimonii.

John C. Loomls verau Mollla Loomls. The suDimena ana anna subpoena In the above state naae have, been returned "non eat Invontua." You, Mollla Loomls, are therefor directed to appear In the court at Harrlaburg. on tha aeeond Monday of June, A 1 1909, to answer tne complaint tneroiia "led. ROW IS Harrisburg, May SO, 1909.

Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, in tne court oi common ieaa na Daunhln County, No. 110, March, Term, 1909. Libel In divorce a vlnoulo matrimonii. Mary Relchort varaiit Con rad Ralchert. Th subpoena and enaa suhnnoiia In the ahove atated case have) been returned "non est Inventus." You Conrad Relchert, ara therefore directed to appear In tha court at llarriarturg, on tne aecona roonnay or juna, fu D.

1909, to answer tha complaint there In filed. J. ROWE FLETCHER, Sheriff. Harrisburg. May 10, 1909.

Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, in ma court ot common na ni Daitphln County, No. 4M, Juna Term, 190ft, Libel In divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Mary J. Beard vru How subpoena In th above stated ess hava neen returned "non est inventus. xou. Howard I.

Beard, are therefore directed to appear In tha rourt at Harrisburg, on tha second Monday ot June, a. 1909, to answer the complaint titer In fllcii, J. ROWB FLKTCMICR. Hhriff, Itarrlshtirir, ra May 10, 10. Proclamation in Divorce Dauphin County, In tha Court of t'nmmon T'lea of Daunhln County Pa.

No. 117 Juna Term, Libel In divorce a vinculo) matrimonii, Sadie A Speaee Versu Charlea W. Upeece. The subpoena and sllns subpoena In tha ststed caaa hava been returnd ni aat Inventu. You, Charlea W.

Spc. ara threfor directed to appeal In th rourt at Harrisburg. on tha second Monday of Jim, A. D. 1909, tn answer the com plaint therein filed ROWB FLETCHER, Simla, Harrlsburv, May 10, 1901 S3.