Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 10

10 OBERLIN Ii v. 1 312 Market St. Cnr1ln. Tec. 19.

MIks rhocbf Kupp. of Johnstown, Is visiting hr plutr r. Mrs. Harry Rhodcr. Mrs.

Harry Han was the jruest of Mrs. Herr, Har rtsburfc. Monday. Misses Verna Kslirn auh and Florence Iho wers In Harrls burff Tunsdnv ovonlner. Lyman Shank, Enhaut, visited frlonds hero thin wfek.

Miss Leah Llfftit Is 111 at the homo of her brother, Samuol Lifrht. Mr. and Mr. Charles Brown wore In Harrlsburg: Tuesday ovonlnp. Andrew Wolf, Chambers Hill, railed on friends here Monday evening.

Rev. Charles A. Hut ton has disposed of about six carloads of apples this fall. At the meeting of Comfort and Durability is the combination voti get when you buy The "New Idea" Sanitary Half Hose for men They wear well, as thev are built right, and will give you absolute foot comfort. The "diftorent" quarter a pair socks, they are in reality.

The special processes used in the manufacture of The "Xew Idecs" give superior wearing qualities with unequalled ease. Here's the story of The "New Idea" as applied to Hosiery: Fine, strong, wear resisting yarn, with each thread scientifically twisted, and wearing parts strongrly re inforeed: dyed in the yarn, before knitting: the colors absolutely fiust and guaranteed free from poisons; he foot half white, remaining permanently soft and perfectly sanitary. Sold Under a Broad Guarantee That they will give you your money's worth or your money will be refunded Any purchaser of The "New Idea" Hosiery who can conscientiously say it isn't fully worth th" prj. may have his money back. Your werd goes leave it to the goods and you.

Can you afford not to trv The Idea" under these terms? Get them for your own use and for Christmas gifts to your friends. Special hoxeji for Xmas presents now on sale they nntain three pairs and sell for T5 cents the Box. At most dealers who sell furpihinss and shoes. If yours does not have them and will not get t''em no will supply you. Give size you wear.

25c a pair. Six pairs. $1.50. W9 14th Street and Haehnlen Ave. Harrisburg, Pa tho (ire company 1'rlilny evonlncr tlio following officers woro elorted for Hi" ensuing year: Preslil.

nt. V. II. Ilnnu r. vlie prsl(lfnf, linrilon: rororil Inp secretary.

(1. Smelt flnai' cial secretary. J. K. Ilerklielnier; treanurer.

II. V. Jones: trustees, Pr. M. t.

I'utt, T. I'. Urchin and Jcilin Kl.y foreniim. William Look: llrst iis slstant. Lawrence Macketl: second assistant.

(IcorKP Slncr. Christian Mess. Steelton. called on friends here Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. William Livingston were In lIurrlsbr.rtT Wednesday. he T'nit'l I'm it lan Is in eeuipped vl 1 llRhts, ami in Luthoriin fl.iiuli electric U'e being renoyed gas lights put In tl.clr place Suggestions for Holiday Gifts Regal Umbrellas Cuff and Collar Cases Regal Canes Card Cases Traveling Bags Suit Cases Dressing Cases Jewel Cases Hat Boxes Cigar Cases Manicure Sets Ladies' Handbags Bill Books Cigar Cases Letter Cases Playing Card Cases Writing Cases Pass Cases Drinkine Cups Medicine Cases lli2I2S Vrork.Pt 1 Pocket Companions REGAL UMBRELLA Travelers' Outfitters Second and Walnut Sts. A Gift Like This Is always appreciated because of its usefulness. We have lots of other articles Just as useful.

The place to buy them is at E. L. Fackler's FUKMTI RE STORK 1312 DKRRY STKKKT Tin: iiAKUisr.njf; i ckaimi rinMuv, p. iw. llii: tUlt IKst MlilsfMVs Itir.

I' rrarM tin llirir fUel I nlltui ah I im 4MNl ri.U aiil fturl Wei. klHV ltU lrl lUf .1,4 lima t.f...n lr sr 4 Uii' i or irr mo li huin tl It )ouf coi'iB ittiinj a aiury, iut lury bf hair? Not plttteit tiory.u ii? ItrnJtttJiy. Tbt ttery fell rtettint tb tiofy tl Arer'a lltir Vijor. Promptly nopfiB( hair, 4et. tro i dandruff, Itept the xalp heatihy, IWi not color ih hair, fe Comb Out? lltlttt A uJ.

A Ax't t'tf. It BEZESEE3Z gssa Worth While Christmas Things II ua.oi Tin: 4TKII. John Mimniel. lii's Id' als This oven lug. balance of the w.

IVIday c. cepteil; dally nun inee. Mcntyre and Heath The Mam Tree Friday evening. I'ecentlier 2K F'lff. I'lifT.

1'oulY Christmas Matinee and night. The Time, the Hace. the Ulrl Thursday, Hccemher 21; matinee and night. IIIM VIDI KIVS To night the "Ideals." who are tilling a week's engagement at the Lyceum, have in Ktore for the theater going public a play never before attempted by any stock company. It Is one of Al.

II. Woods' sensational melodramas, "Healers in White Women." The play deals with a Hindoo, known as "Doctor Salsya," who Is possessed of the secrets of Eastern mysticism, and Is the greatest villain ever pictured on the stage. The "Ideals" vacate the house Friday for Melntyre and Heath, resuming their engagement Saturday, with two performances, concluding with the wedding should there be a couple accepting the offer. II AM TRF.R. The most important musical attraction booked for presentation at the Lyceum Theater Friday evening, December 21.

is Klaw Erlanger's great big production of George V. Hobart's new musical novelty, "The Ham Tree," of which Melntyre and Heath, the widely known black face comedians, are the stars. This company opened at the New York Theater in New York In August, 19(15, and made a run of several months to the largest receipts in the history of this great playhouse. Then followed long engagements in Philadelphia. Pittsburg and Chicago, where the New York success was emphatically repeated.

Their current season also began at the New York Thea i ter. where they repeated their success i of a year ago. PIFF, PAFF, POl KF. A booking of considerable interest at the Lyceum for Christmas Day. matinee and night, is B.

C. Whitney's bubbling musical cocktail. "Piff, Paff, Pouff," full to overflowing with mirth and melody. The leading comedy role of the "Sand Man" is in the hands of Hen Grinncll, for two seasons featured as comedian at the New York Hippodrome, and the excellent supporting company includes the dashing comedienne. Lulu McConnell.

THK TI.MK. TIIF. PLACE, THE GIRL. "The Time, the Place and the Girl," will he produced for' the first time in this city on Thursday, December 26, with a matinee. The new offering is by Will M.

Hough, i 'rank Adams and Joseph Howard. The new piece will he different from those previously offered by the well known Askin Singer Company. Heretofore the atmosphere has been foreign, but in the forthcoming production it will be strictly American. The scene is laid in Virginia. There are three acts of refined comedy, with numerous popular musical hits.

SAVED AT ST. WiNNIFRED HOSPITAL (San Francisco Bulletin.) The physicians in Honolulu could tJo nothing fcr U. S. Deputy Marshal Winters and he gave them up in de I spair and came to San Francisco to see if there was any physicians here who could cure an extreme case of chronic Bright's Disease. He tnd had two uraemic convulsions, was almost bursting with dropsy, and, after fighting the disease for two years, tvas at the end of the way.

The first physician he consulted in this city told him that chronic Nephritis is now a curable disease and that he would probably recover. He sent the patient to theSt.Winnifred'sHos pital, put him on the new treatment for Bright's Disease, and proceeded to aid it in many ays that the skilled practitioner understands. In four months Winters went hack to the Islands perfectly well. San Francisco Bulletin. We sent for the treatment given the patient referred to in the St.

Hospital with such re markable results and have it in stock for patients here. Both Bright's i Disease and Diabptes are now curable. Call and let us tell you all about it. J. II.

Bohrr. Druggist, 203 Market street. HairrUburg. hy waste yur niuu mi iii K' trinkets f. Cl.ri jifis tilings which will s.m.jj iliaj.j.c.ir ami Le fi.r4 i ten ami which newr will Ik aprici.iul Why 'iiu tliin 4 wrtli while, something substantial.

snnu iliiiiLj tiled. itiu tliin; useful i the Hniiitihiii in furniture. Why mt "itie ur neriiis in chairs desks, lamps caliche, parlor, fci! room, ilinini; room, kitchen furniture, curtains or Why not? And yu can pay for your Xutas pjfts a little at a time as your income permits. ThiStrtit Morris Giajr i Morris Chairs With Foot Rest A present that will last for years. tflLViO to OUR EASY TERMS weeklv on 20.00 75c weeklv on $1.0.00 $1.00 weeklv $2.00 weeklv on.

.100.00 562E3SX This Large, Comfortable Solid OaR ROCKER only $8 95 Polish finish, spring scat, upholstered in genuine leather. A 2 TWss. vi HI NEW CUMBERLAND New Cumberland. Dee. pi.

Mr. anil Mrs. W. Zlinm. ruiHii spent Monday In Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Walk. and Mr. mid Penford.

of Harrisburg, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1. on Sunday. (in Tuesday morning Mrs.

Stettler died Ht the home of her daughter iii la Mrs. Solomon Stettler, of lt. lhivlsta. She was in years of age. and had been sick for a year with dropsy, of th heart.

Funeral services will be announced later. Harry Ylnger moved from York county to their new house, on Fourth street, yesterday. Mrs. Heed visited friends at Harrisburg on Monday. The Christmas entertainment will be held In Trinity I'nited Brethren Church Monday evening December 2:1.

Miss Gracey and Miss Coover. of Harrisburg, called on friends here yesterday. Rev. K. W.

Loach, wife ami daughter are spending a few days at Grecncastlo. Robert Weigle, who lias been been spending some time in Ohio, returned home. Miss Tressa N'auss and Mrs. Sellers, of Steelton, visited relatives here yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Crane, of Harrisburg. called on friends here yesterday. Cecil Cripple and daughter, Helen, of West Fairview, spent Sunday with friends here. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Miller, of Llsburn, visited John Leach's family this week. DERRY CHURCH Derry Church, Dec. 19. "Santa Claus." Charles Gabriel's famous Christmas cantata, will be produced by the schools of Hershey in the Auditorium Saturday evening.

J. II. Moyer attended to business in Harrisburg Tuesday. A. K.

Hess, precinct assessor of Derry township, was in Harrisburg Wednesday, making the annual returns to the County Commissioners. A conference composed of workers from the various Sunday schools of Hummolstown and Derry township, will be held in the Lutheran Church at Htimmelstown Sunday afternoon, January 12. at 3.30 o'clock. J. W.

Barker, president of the county association, will participate in the. meeting. George Greenawalt, Htimmelstown, was in town Tuesday evening. Mr. Armstrong, of Ardmore, spent Tuesday with Ills son, Ross Armstrong.

Cyrus Goodman, Palmyra, was here Wednesday. The Hershey Volunteer Fire Company has arranged hold a banquet at the National Hotel, in Hummolstown on New Year's eve. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Walmer are spending the.

week at Annvlllc, the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Kipp. CHRISTMAS SERVICES Rev. 15. H.

Hart Will Preach Special Sermon. Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church will hold special services on Sunday next, partaking of the Christmas spirit. At the morning service Rev. B. H.

Hart, the pastor, wili preach on "Christmas Joys." The choir, under the leadership of Mrs. John Conkling, will sing "Wienachf and "Blessed Be the Lord God of Israel." Mrs. Frank H. Smiley will sing a solo entitled Night Divine." During the evening service the choir will give a musical, composed, of four different Christmas anthems, as fol lows: "It Us Go Now Even Unto Bethlehem," "Holy Spirit," Nazareth" and "And the Glory of the Lord." The pastor will give a brief talk on "The Lost Word" instead of the regular sermon. boon I C.A BEAT PITTSBURG.

I Ir. inen Willing to Have Test of Skill. One of the advantages of the State Firemen's Association was clearly brought out by some of the firemen who went to Pittsburg at the la annual meeting. It seems that some of the iiremtn of this city visited every fire engine house, of Pittsburg and Allegheny, and compared notes, and In some ins ances went with the firemen io fires that occurred during their stay in the Srr oky City. Ore ol the delegates declared that there is not a company in Harrisburg that couid not hook up ready for a fir? in one third less time than the most active company of Pittsburg or Allegheny.

They report that the firemen of those cities are cared for in the best possible manner. At one of the engine houses it was noted that after a men can throw their a for them. th. T. i'i be waj hed, and within two hours time returned to them almost like new uniforrr The pin hare most comfor' ihle beds ir Jinable.

and everything is lib mvided f.r trti; comfort. Nn: lisae ding. tb ile ates present at ja I in i Iniin in tine some' i ail tleeij.re tli. from persml Ma on. the 1 i burg men I r.

li fire and It in l. it tin.e ll cvniiiam Pif.sl cTi. A int.fi.Urrr. a It wlil for lb bay tUl ItiU.I 1' lu k1!) HIW fl rilt r. an i.r orinii, taiuriu u4 A liuio J.lr4 Uk ro( la )i hu lr rar ri4 lhr.UKh arauhi) hIU liriiy an4 un ful cif.

In WMi )a. kfl Jf lhr t.t. r)f a haw I.k 4 taaiiiur. Kh a IiimhI at i j. rt it an4 tlaiit' If Hi baby ol.l ftioiiRh i hina l.r 4 aiui K't hla.

Tb ra)lv dffral. l'h MoihT Jin!" Miniaiitr furniture of all kind iiiMit, rana, itaniilon. wbitf rtiamt aud ev 1 fry quaint ami rhsriniriR. Tb iliairi ar per tally kihhI. but ihn iblffonlra anj IimIh dreinUnK tablfi.

arw vr ry ful lo a tmriM ry to bolj ib baby'a many linle A baiikM I ainihir ili for ihf baby. It baa MroiiK hau)! and llk and Ini litn and irlnmi'Hl. A wooden apiwn dfroratei! by py rnKradl iiroc itii Is a uwful ornament for tho nuriw ry. The bol. and handle nro burnt and btalned In artlBtlP dsln" flotm, nurwry rhym charartorn, tr.

All along tho handle runs a mtI of brnhH bookii for banInK up tho lltll Tht KjicHn Is iiiiHMnil'd by th fliiffli hl aorl of bows of pink satin ribbon. R. nilUSTMAS WY.Y.V F. Mosoh. tho well known biitchor.

has purchasfd a numbor of rattle from the ('hlratjo rat Cattle I Show, averaging I.S'.O pounds, cost ling seven rents per pound, and will offer the fame for pale on and aftei Saturday. December 21. at hla stalls at the Broad Street Market. 2t CHHISTMA IX THK Norway and Sweden celebrat with a real Santa Clans. Farly Christmas eve the children arc dressed In their finest iittlro.

Hays previously songs, dialogues mid speeches have been prepared. The house Is decorate. 1 with tho holly and greens, and all day long the children arc on the qui vivo. Every knock on the door or ring of the. bell brings a thrill of expectancy and a rush to the door, until finally Santa claus appears.

Tho children have on their best behavior with their good clothes. Santa Is respectfully saluted, but with expectant eyes, and finally, after repeated handshaking and ox changes of good wishes, he Inquires Into the behavior of the children. If a child Is guilty of any gross misdemeanor, he chides the little, delinquent, but always forgives under a promise of a better report next year. Little speeches are then made, songs of the day are sung, and the younger, children climb Into Santa's lap, thoroughly enjoying his visit. At last comes the grand distribution of gifts.

From his pack Santa selects each one's gift, when the ringing of the sleigh hells is heard in the distance and he must go. Such a tugging and pulling the dear old saint never experienced; htit there are other children waiting, other presents to be given, and he cannot disappoint so many, so hn must speed on his way. Woman's Home Companion. THE REST CHRISTMAS GIFT Is a Christmas gift the whole family can enjoy. If this is true, why not buy a Reginaphone? A Reginaphone is a Regina Music Box combined with a talking machine and sold for but little more than the price of either one alone.

J. H. Troup Music House, exclusive agents in Harrisburg. decl7 tf DIMINISHING Mrs. Benham I'll buy it after Christmas; everything goes down then.

Benham Especially the size of a man's pocketbook. We make a study of making portraits that have a personality. Give us a trial. Kellberg Studio, Second and Walnut streets. novl6tf DIDX'T KILL HIM.

Bath News. 2 P. "Papa, is Santa Claus a really?" "Why. certainly." 2:10 P. M.

"Papa, is it true wot th' Bible says about Ananias." "Of course, Willie." 2:11 P. "Say, papa! You must have a wonderful constitution!" IVe arc Headquarters for all CHRISTMAS GREEN'S Newest Variety of House LINCLESTOWN Jng! lown, I're Mr. K.i.lnrr. tf Itar i i.i. a i.n.ir id oi Tu.iyl;r Mr Iv.a ki4 (aiully, ft lie I niio.l lir.llirrit I tir.

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fnt old bulft gitMlHft Ublft 4 i i iiufttift4 ft euft of or kvftrft. Btftrlipf Rmdjr Chiftc Of N.Y. 59) ANNUAL SALE, UN MILLION BOXES A MUSIC BOX and A TALKING MACHINE COMBINED "WHERE Ml'SIC DWELLS THE HEART BECOMES ATTUNED TO ALL THAT'S BEST IN NATURE AND IN LIFE." THE NEWEST THE BEST Instrument for Home Entertainment SOLD BY H. TROUP, House 15 S. Market Square CASH OR EASY TERMS ilW mmua jMTifflyVfliiBL 4 4 4s 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 "PETS 4 4 oily Wreaths Well made with dark green foliage and heavily berried.

PLANTS For Holiday Gifts Nothing more giveable, nothing more acceptable to boy, girl or grown up than a nice house pet. It is a living reminder of the giver. Visit the Only Exclusive Pet Store in Harrisburg for Canaries, Gold Fish, Rabbits, Puppies, Parrots, Pigeons, Guinea Pigs, Squirrels, Japanese Rats, Ferrets, Cockatoos and other fancy birds and animals. All kinds of Pets Bought, Sold or Exchanged by MAUGANS 904 Market Street fy 4s 4 .4 4 4 4s 4 Christmas Mistletoe, Southern Smilax, Holly, Moss, Laurel Roping, Ground Pine Roping, Greens Lycopodium, Foxtail, Holly Wreaths, Tree Fences. Christmas Trees, Christmas Tree Holders NOTE Greens will be very scarce especially Holly get yours now.

Guaranteed Perfect Healthy Specimens We offer only perfect specimen plants at prices much less than their real value. All Harrisburg Talking about our Gorgeous Showing of plants, and are buying them because of the desirability of plants as gifts and because of the reasonable prices at which they are offered Do not wait for bargains at the last hour ethe bargains are now there will be none left for better bargains. Come See Our Plants and Jardinieres There is nothing quite so appropriate or so much appreciated as a beautiful l'ALM. BI KR. DRACKXA.

FERN. PAX HANI'S, AlCTBA. HOLLY TREE, RICAR1A, ZAI.EA. IX A SUITABLE JARDINIERE HOLMES' SEED KSK Open evenings until Christmas. We reserve the plants until you 3nt them.

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