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PERRY COUNTY HAS RIG FIGHT ON Judicial ApiMiintniriil May 'Itiinpi; I Jy ll.u Not Mili An louiuTinnil tfoftl 'Htm tt lh tf rr I'M Ju4rf N. tniin, fit lo tf lMr a mm sf mrfiiione4 r. ih 4t titl.l urn John p. I id, ef Nort Mr, J'm annoufxM anr Irnlien ffl'M Mf Wilt ii run W. I.

I of New il.ntnrl4. i it candidal fuf lha ltrfutl. kd nomination n4 fclr4ir work, in a hi. fm. I'UrW ir, linitunnl In th ui irl of A rituiiur I m(4 lo hat soma i'ir.

imi ha not ii or4 alona lite linn. Hi MmMTll lJ th only .1.11 U( uUr4 et nMr, jtrrl, Ml in Hi lliUK itl I he rulun o( 107, ho la al i I mrt lo 0 whether lhl I iri Id Itiiicm rune yrr, ataul lii li pnm douMt rin nriHfly hfotn for iu'te again, hut thvr hi iiiy of lirorc It. Mtfhfil. ho a candidal fr th nomination it )rr ao hrinc put forward iru.iu rounlt ha a candidal In Hir r.n iHatrirf Attorney John J. fnllrfMin.

Jr. FLUSH KIDUETS I'll SALTS IF IS A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up Thla home made remedy la a wander lor quick results. Eaallj and cheaply made. I Noted authority tayt we eat too much meat, which clogs Kidneys. Take glass of Salts when Kidneys hurt or Bladder bothers you.

No man or woman who eat meat rt eulnrly can make a mistake by fluxhlnic the kidneys occasionally a well known authority. Meat I or inn uric acid which excites the kidneys, they become overworked from the strain, Ket sluKKish and fall to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then we set sick Nearly all rheumatism, headaches. liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness. sleeplessness and urinary disorder come from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache In the kidneys or your back hurts or if the urine, is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of scalding, stop eating meat and get about foir ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast and in a few days your kidneys will act fine.

This famous salts is made from the ncid of grapes and lemon Juice, com bined with lithio, and has been used lor generations to flush and stimulate the kidneys, also to neutralize the acids In urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot injure; makes a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which everyone should take now and, then to keep the kidneys clean and active and the' blood pure, thereby avoiding serious Kidney complications. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Better Than ALL OTHER PAIN REMEDIES A LETTER, from Dr. Simp son of the Anderson Zouaves, N. T.

(62d eaya: "During the time our regiment was stationed on Riker'f i I Tril aittnu ws acre oui oi meai y.1' 11 cal stores. I obtained some iHlSIsiof RADWAY'S READY 1 DCI ICC I i mm READY! jRELIEFi fc aim uocu who greater success in Oie treatment of Bowel Complaint, Colds. Rheumatism, Chills, Fains, Aches and Soreness of the limbs than all othet remedial agents." This letter was also approved by Col. Eiker, Lieut. Col.

Tisdale and Gen. Oscar V. Dayton of the same regi ment. Cut ont this edv't and arad with name and ad dress for this SAMPLE BOTTLE to CO208Centre N. Y.

For Sale at all druggists. 35c. 60c, $1.00 The prompt and positive action of this simple, inexpensive home made remedy in quickly healing the inflamed or swollen membranes of the throat, chest or bronchial tubes and breaking up tight coughs, has caused it to be used in more homes than any other cough remedy. Under its healing, soothing influence, chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens, breathing becomes easier, tickling in throat stops and you tret a good night's restful sleep. The usual throat and chest colds are conquered by it in 24 hours or less.

Nothing better for, bronchitis, hoarseness, croup, whooping cough, bronchial asthma or winter coughs. To make this splendid cough syrup, pour Vh ounces of Pinex (60 cents worth into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with'plaingranulated'sugar svsup and shake thoroughly. You then nave a full pint a family supply of a much better cough syrup thanrou could buy ready made for $2.50. Keeps perfectly and children love its pleasant taste. Piner is a special and highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, and is known the world over for its promptness, ease and certainty in overcoming stubborn coughs and chest colds.

To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for "2 ounces of Pinex" with full directions, and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or moneyprompt refunded. lha Fines Co, FJ, Wayne, Ind DISMISSED TECH TEACHER UNDER CLOSE SCRUTINY Iulruiiir if I'm litrnun Sinialhli I Nalur atiir.l Cillr I'luf A ljh t. Ialr'tr of iiria r.h at ttq Ik i4 4imi4 fa Off na Mliml )ali4f, I atfic4 mi, lit t'ml4 4iar4 4at, a4 i is ry improvable KI Ingulf t'nn4 lial Mrtl liar rt T. Dntiih ill laaa any 4ini aim.

Mr, Pmiiaj '4 IMa morning thai tf lh naa la a alurali4 Am Iran, n4 maae na roaaBl ii. Irranraa, ha can aol roaut4 fur hia arA ilarman arnlintama. I lily Mrhal hm.lh i'l roh4fl an let lianon. ttuwavar, Ith a lo rtnliri any 4iloaa Inlrigvt ika far! th pro ilrrmas. II an mvntiaallnn iha mornin lo a rain hla parmananl komr, In tij.r ron.munlr! ilh ha rnii4 Kialaa marshal of mat 4 in.

I I'rof. Ivblg'a 4iamiaal )rlfJav earn aa lha ruli of rvral altg4 pro irrman utterances ha mada ri rrnlly. I'hirf among lhas uirr anrra aa hia atatnnant that "no American eul4 learh in il rmany." Nt Maenlna I It la charted (hat Uel.ig rrfua4 lo rnmmil himarlf aa favoring either America or German? In th present ronrU t. When urged to state which aid 'would Ilk to see win th war. It la aald ha refused to say anything.

When th German pro feaanr refuaed to anaarer thla quea tlon. several of th dlrertors derided he waa an unfit teacher of th liar rlnhurg youth. Iurlng the recent convention ol the school board directors In tlil city, when huparlntendent ha nun I Hamilton, of Allegheny, delivered a speech on the heat method of teach Ing the pupils the difference between autocracy and democracy. In which ha condemned the German espionage and spy system, l.loblg is said to have taken exception to the speech. declaring It mas not correct "aa to facts." It was thla incident tnai led to the Investigation by the si hoot directors and superintendent of schools.

rrof. Ueblg came to thla city from Nuffield. last December, to (ill the vacancy caused by the death of Trof. Hamilton. He Is 55 year old.

a graduate of Michigan Univer sity, and I declared by Dr. Fager, principal of Technical High School, to be an able scholar. Charles T. Snyder, Hotel Owner, Dies at Hospital Elizabethvllle, Feb. 14.

Charles T. fcnyder, properltor or the Snyder Hotel here, died at the Jer ferson Ilospital at Philadelphia, on Tuesday night, after an Illness of several months. Mr. Snyder came here from Lykens some years ago and built the hotel which, he con ducted until his death. He waa years old and is survived by his wife, one son.

Clarence, who assisted him and two daushters, Mary, at home, and Mrs. Williams, of Easton. No funeral arrangements have yet been made. ACCIDENTS IV MIFFLIX OOUXTY Leistown, Feb. 14.

Joseph Fichthorn, aged 86 years, fell on an icv sidewalk and suffered a severe Injury to his right shoulder and arm. Mr. Fichthorn Just recently retired from fifty years spent In the tinning business here. George Craig, of Toledo, Ohio, while visiting friends here, slipped and badly sprained his left ankle. John C.

Nolte, while trying to re move some ice from the sidewalk in front of his store, fell on his side, injuring his shoulder and fracturing wo ribs. Russell Wertz had the first finger on Visi right hand crushed at the Standard Steel Works, when it was caught between two heavy flasks. MRS. CORA ALEXANDER DIES Middleburg, Feb. 14.

Mrs. Cora Alexander died at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Thomas, on Tuesday. She had been a sufferer with tuberculosis for several years. and was 35 years old.

She Is survived by her husband, three small children and her mother, Mrs. George Specht Funeral services were held at the Globe Mills Church this morning. Dr. H. D.

Hayes, pas tor of the Middleburg Lutheran Church, officiated. IIRXRY THTJMA DIES Marietta, Feb. 14. Henry Thuma, aged 80, a prominent car penter and builder, died yesterday. He was born in East Donegal township, and at the age of, 17 learned the carpentering trade in Adams county.

He returned to Marietta after the war in 1885, and has lived here ever since. He was a canal boatsman and raftsman, and among the last to follow that vocation. His wife, four children, five grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers survive. LANCASTER COUNTY DEATHS Providence, Feb. 14.

Miss Mary Huber, aged 80, a. former school teacher, and daughter of the late John Huber died Tuesday night. She Is survived by two brothers and a sister. Lincoln, Feb. 14.

Mrs. Daniel Funk, aged 61, died Tuesday night from a stroke after a short illness. She was a member of the United Brethren Church. Besides her husband, two sisters survives. MIDDLEBURG BOY ENLISTS Middleburg, Feb.

14. Wil liam Stetler, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Stetler, left for Washington on weanesaay morning, wnere ne will enter the services of the United States Army as an expert mechanic. Percy Reid, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Reid, left on Wednesday morning for Fort Sloeum, N. where he will enter the United States Aviation Corps. WILLIAM BRETZ BURIED Elizabethville. Feb.

14. To day the body of William Bretz, who was killed on the railroad at Har risburg, was brought here and buried in Maple Grove Cemetery. This was the boyhood home of the deceased. Only One "BROMO QUININE" To get the genuine, call for full name WXAT1VK BROMO QUINTNK. Iok for signature' of E.

W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. 30c Advertisement. Mir) land fa Line For Federal Prohibition Ar.aaii, U4, talk II aKla eler4af ftaallf a4 lha i.niihim ran'iitia vitiitta A4mM TKi n4a In t.alice (ar a MarUe4 la ra rny ih It ourt Ka4 lh leaalulioa lal atf an4 II 4 nel hat la aia4 hy lh or.

IMte HI I I. ialXAM I itMI Kial blue satin Friday Sale, yard, Notions Hooks and sorted makes. Sale, card, 3c Hat pins. Friday Sale, 6 for 5c Duplex safety pins. Fri day Sale, card, 3c Stickerei braid.

Sale, bolt, 8c Solid lace pins. Friday Sale, card, Sale, Water 3c Darning cotton. Friday 3 spools for 5c Wire hair pins. Friday Sale 3c Shears 8 inches Friday Sale, Belding silk. 49c Tumblers Friday Bros.

spool Friday Sale, spool, 4c Needles. Friday Sale, 4c BOWMAN'S Main Floor Water Tumblers the thick kind used by ho tels, boar di houses, etc. Friday Sale, dozen, $1.15 BOWMAN'S Basement Velvet Bags fitted with purse and mirror fancy lining. Friday Sale, 69c BOWMAN'S Main Floor Ribbons Novelty hair bow ribbons 54 inches Friday Sale, yard, 25c BOWMAN'S Main Floor Silks Remnant one seven yard Drommer, Sample. conMMinj; of UtTcta, satin, mescaline and crrpe jdain and figured.

Friday Sale, yard, 98c eyes as cordurov 22 inclic 95c Mof crccn velveteen 24 inches wide. nAnniPBL'no Tni.ro RAnt thuksiuy r.vrNi.vn, rnmuwRY pis. idc. Friday Sale, vard, 95c Navy elveteen 27 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard.

95c Taupe velveteen 24 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, 95c Black vclour 36 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, 95c White velour 36 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, 95c BOWMAN'S Main Floor. Women's Handkerchiefs Women's handkerchiefs inch hemstitched edge embroidered corner.

Friday Sale, omen's crepe de chine handkerchiefs fancy corners. Friday Sale, 12M BOWMAN'S Main Floor Women's Stockings Samples and manufacturers' seconds of thread silk and fibre silk boot hose double soles high heels. Friday pair, 39c spliced Sale, Women's thread silk boot hose in black, white and colors (manufacturers' seconds). Friday Sale, pair, 45c BOWMAN'S Main Floor Wash Goods Gingham madras 2 to 7 lengths 32 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, 25c Mercerized foulards 29 inches wide.

Friday Sale, yard. 19c Figured batiste light and dark grounds 30 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, 19c Striped crepe ie chine half si Ik 36 inches wide. Friday Sale, 29c Silk and cotton shirt ings 32 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, 39c BOWMAN'S Main Floor Jewelry Pearl beads gold filled clasp.

Friday Sale, pair, 47c Gold filled Lavallieres fancy stone setting. Friday Sale, $1.25 BOWMAN'S Main Floor im OX lU MlM'UII Man Uk lr.aH ArT. far rtlka la iHe4 HaaWlaa, ab, 1 1 Jahn i hrJu. tt llaician, r) aa a 4rft4 ma l'ap lala IrtiiM hla Ha rttSa tclt ahurin4 lf an a' l4m rear an4 ha nut rant hia ha4 ar aur. hi paranla bee ht rix lh ft la) lh atrial a fur la aan hatln; Mrtlan4 la Ik Mta alaia ralifr lha nn4m II oat ai I hann4 hing utn4 4on rani la lha larl thai II a lh aav.

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Ii Malum li NW tlalr) Flam For More Work tlla robdiiiun a "niul oat. I cll uh hifM .1 ih lat I la MM fc hox 4 tltlioa I utohal a kar. tal 4 r4 I ai4 I maam Ir wrk Ma Torh, cb l.a Ika HUl In; ieii rim lwl in in MieriMton ht Wia J.wi mm hn aa4 in plrirhrr, lh I'oloorl a oarfalart, rrial trk at Ih MkHMKHI Mb, tilt Mll. HMI INI, It. ht Lowered Prices Hold Full Sway Bargain Day Friday This weekly sale day is looked forward to by many shrewd shoppers of Harrishurg and the surrounding towns, as an opportunity to buy good reliable merchandise at less than regular priees.

To morrow's Sale is extra important, being enhanced with offerings of manufacturer's sample also remnants odd lots and surplus lines to be lowered in quantity all to go at very amazing figures. The green price tickets indicate the Friday In the Art Section Stamped pillow cases with scalloped edges. Friday Sale, 59c Silkateen in all colors. Friday Sale, spool, 4c Men's lamb wool slipper soles slightly soiled. Friday Sale, pair, 19c Plain hemstitch ed scarfs 18x36 inches, 18x45 inches inches, 18x50 Friday Sale, 39c BOWMAN'S Second Floor Petticoats Solid black and petticoats with elastic deep Sale, waist band and flounce.

Friday 98c BOWMAN'S Third Floor House Dresses House dresses made of percale and ginghamdifferent styles broken sizes. Friday Sale, 85c BOWMAN'S Second Floor Dinner Set 100 piece American porcelain dinner set with forget me not decoration. Friday Sale, $13.98 Cereal Set Made of porcelain consisting of 6 cereal jars 6 spice jars 1 oil bottle one vinegar bottle 1 salt box. Friday Sale, $4.98 Wood rack for holding cereal set, $1.50 Jardinieres Will hold 6 inch flower potmade of pottery, Friday Sale, 39c BOWMAN'S Basement Corsets Corsets front lace ventilated back rubber inserts in skirt. Friday Sale, 95c BOWMAN'S Second Floor Brassieres Brassieres net top buttoned in back.

Friday Sale, '43c BOWMAN'S Second Floor Axminster Rugs A limited number of high pile Axminster Rugs floral and all over patterns slightly mismatched size 9x12. Friday Sale, $19.50 Tapestry Rugs Smith's seamless wool faced Tapestry Rugs floral and conventional patterns sixe 9x12. Friday Sale, $12.98 Inlaid Linoleums Short lengths of heavy inlaid linoleum for bath rooms and small kitchens. Friday Sale, square yard, 50c India Runners Tan ground with green figures 27 and 36 inches wide 9 ft. long.

Friday Sale, $5.00 BOWMAN'S Fourth Floor Women's Footwear W.o men's shoes black buttoned leathers also pumps of various leathers. Friday Sale, pair, $1.49 Women's spats high cut. Friday Sale, pair, $1.00 BOWMAN'S Main Floor. Men's Union Suits Men's cotton fleece lined union suits size 34 to 46. Friday Sale, $1.39 BOWMAN'S Main Floor Flannellettes Flannelette in light and dark patterns suitable for kimonas or comfort linings.

Friday Sale, yard, 15c BOWMAN'S Second Floor Ticking Feather and dust proof ticking in blue and white striped lengths. Friday Sale, 32c BOWMAN'S Second Floor Cretonnes Cretonnes remnant lengths 36 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, 17c BOWMAN'S Second Floor Sheets Lockwood sheets bleached size 90x90 inches. Friday Sale, $1.49 BOWMAN'S Second Floor Gray Hair Switches Specializing in gray switches is an important feature of the hair goods department and for Friday's selling we offer a quantity of Gray Wavy Switches 18 inches long at, $2.95 BOWMAN'S Third Floor Trimming Silver, and gold flowers for evening gowns shapes are lilies and roses. Friday Sale, each, 50c and 75c All over silver and gold bands and edges 1 to 18 inches wide.

Friday Sale, 2 price BOWMAN'S Main Floor Women's Union Suits Women's bleached cotton union suits, low neck, sleeveless. Friday Sale, pair, 50c BOWMAN'S Main Floor York County Rcputlicant Want Dry Cindidatci fk. IU. Ian Vork rentitij an rtk laa a4pl4 roUiiun In hi. It i an anta4 Ikat nlr iva ran4i4aia far lh lai lulalir nha fa or lua.

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a4 an lalermal Hon il h4 Ucst and Sleep Aflcr Treatment With Cullcura ft tree Saab 4 lki4a JVaists Ut 111 lII White waiM ome hand embroidered, trimmed with lace and tuck am! plain tn. diU can be worn high or luw tictk ic Jo to 46. Friday Sale, 79c Odd lt of dark Nik wait in atin and taffeta plain and tripcd colors, green, navy, brown, plum, taupe mzcs 36 to 46. Friday Sale, $2.85 to $3.85 POWMAN Third Floor. Face Cloths Turkish face cloths pink and blue stripes.

Vx't day Sale, 6 for 25c Dish Cloths Atlas dish cloths. Made of knitted non linting fabric, Friday Sale, 6 for 25c Toweling Bleached absorbent toweling Friday Sale, yard, 15c Swiss Muslin Swiss dotted and striped fine quality. Fri day Sale, yard, 19c Bed Spreads' Hemmed crochet bed spreads size 74x87. Friday Sale, $1.29 BOWMAN'S Second Floor Children's Hats Clean up of children's velvet and plush hats shirred silk facing, trimmed with flowers and ribbon also velvet and plush tarns in black and colors. Friday Sale, 50c BOWMAN'S Second Floor Odd Curtains at Half Price Lace curtains white and ecru slightly soiled.

Friday Sale, 2 a a iwe REMNANTS OF CRE TONNE AND SCRIM Cretonne and marquis 1, ette remnants useful lengths. Friday Sale, Vz Price CRETONNE Cretonne in light colors suitable for comforts and draperies 36 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, 15c CURTAIN VOILE Voile ecru only; cx tra weight 50 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, 30c PORTIERE REP Portiere Rep in rose, blue and brown 50 inches wide. Friday Sale, yard, i 95c BOWMAN'S Second Floor Breakfast Robes Flannelette breakfast robes in a variety of patterns colors, rose, lavender and Friday Sale, $1.25 blue.

BOWMAN'S Third Floor Housefurnishings Liquid Veneer makes old things Friday Sale, bottle, 19c Dish mops heavy cotton stock with wood handle. Friday Sale, 7 8c Oil Heaters gives lots of heat with little oil. Friday Sale, $7.98 Rolling Pins made of bard wood. Friday Sale, 25c Wash Boards laundry size metal rubbing, on both sides. 'Friday Sale, 39c Wash Basin papier machc.

Sale, 19c made of Friday Ice Chippers for sidewalk use. Friday Sale, 49c Ice Cream Freezers maka 4 qt. Friday width inches. $3.25 Wash Tub oak grained large size. Friday Sale 75c Sleeve Iron nickle plated.

Friday Sale. 50c Baking Oven for gas or oil stove. Friday Sale, 69c Ventilators 9 inches high extending from 31 to Friday Sale, 35c in, 49 Mirrors heavy French, oak frame 10x17 Uriches. FridaySale, $1.25 Wash Boiler heavy! tin metallic bottom. Fri day Sale, BOWMAN'S Basement.

$1.75.