Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Adamson Adventures PERSONAL NOTES OF STATE TOWNS MIM.EKSBl'RG Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey and son, Levan Bailey, Cumberland. Md.t who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Fred G. Bowman, returned home Tuesday, accompanied by Miss Georgia Bowman, who will spend a week with the Eaileys. Mrs. Clyde Bible and daughter, Ruth, of Nashville. are visiting Mrs.

Bible's parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Martin Weaver. The Eev. W.

P. Robinson ana THURSDAY EVENING, IIAHRISDURG TELEGRAPH UK WHO HESITATES Mrs. Robinson are spending the month of August at Ocean City. William K. Spoug, Philadelphia, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.

Harrison D. Johnson. Mrs. Fred Chance, Pitman, N. is visiting here.

Dr. J. W. Post and family. are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Long. Edith Eby and Eleanor Ped low, of Harrisburg, are spending the week at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Mark W. Sausser. C. W.

Noll and. family and I. A. Ulsh, and family left Tuesday for an auto trip through "the New" England States. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Troutman. Millersburg," and Mr. and. Mrs.

Lee I i TIiousandsHJaveBanislied rayEllairuithtliislean, olorless Liquid Make a Test of ttotor Dak Today Peoole everywhere nraiae Kolor Bak for its remarkable power to banish grayness. The results are really astonishing, for no matter what the original shade was, it quickly reappears when this clean, colorless liquid is used. According to scientists, grayness comes when age, illness, shock or "Mr Hair Waa Quite Cray" "ObIt Aort tim my hair wai quite gray. It wu failing wt. Mr acalp itched anddandmff appeared Kolor Bak atonned the itehing, dandruff and falling.

Heat wonderful of all, howarar. fa that bit hair Ja it. original shade. I look 19 years jotmger." I.A typical Mlttrj PENN HARRIS disease causes a lack in the normal supply of coloring matter furnished to the hair but whatever the cause, Kolor Bak soon brings back the former shade, and the shade is uniform through out no "dyed" or streaked appearance. Results appear quickly often in a week.

Kolor Bak is the most satisfactory substitute for the nat oral pigmentation. It also removes dandruff, stops itching of the scalp and keeps the hair from falling out If your hair has turned or ia turning, do what, thousands of others have done let Kclor Bak" make your grayness a thing of the past No need to supply samples of your hair as this one clean, colorless liquid is effective on any gray hair. Just ask for a bottle of Kolor Bak. Money returned instantly if desired results do not appear. i Kolor Bak Banishes Gray Hair SPECIAL SALE 6 Days Only fge Mm IS NORTH THIRD ST.

PENNA. R. R. STATION New Way to Get Rid of Rheiimatism Highly Recommended by Local Man saasasaasseasaaaaeaasaaaaaaaaH Mr. Chas.

R. Carter, of Harris urg, who for months at a time laid bed suffering with Sciatic Rheu matism, now is very glad to tell, his nany friends how he received his 'elief. He says: "There were months ind months that I was confined to my bed. being unable to walk at all, even with by crutches. I was thrown and upon by a horse, and received a bad hip injury.

Sciatic Rheumatism soon set in. Shooting pains vorse than toothache agonized me day and night. I could, get no satisfactory relief until I tried this new great discovery called XOX RI TIS. In less than a week my sharpest pains were gone. In.

another week even the faintest pains left me. NOX RI T1S deserves all the credit. As old as I am and as disgusted with my failure to get relief from remedies I had tried. 'Rheumatic sufferers will surely find XOX RI TIS to be what it is represented to be." Mr. Carter heard t)f this great remedy for Rheumatism through his friend, Mr.

Frank Miller, whose. photo you see, in this article. If you doubt his statement appearing a bove. write to' him in care of the Dauphin County Home on South Twenty seventh street, city. RI TIS will be explained byf a utuuiawi; expert, i oca lea at Qlark's Cut Ratef Store.

300 Market street, Harrisburg. Pa. XOX RI TIS is not a "cure all," but good for Rheumatism ONLY. That's the secret of its success. Xo dope or! dangrous chemicals used in XOX I RI TIS.

i By 0. JanbsoA ELECTRIC LINE 1 JWriht. by Tht Bell Int.) Iehnian, left for an auto trip to Niagara Falls and Thousand Islands. Mr. and Mrs.

'A. G. Bashoar and Mrs. T. E.

Jones have gone to Detroit. The reiurn trip will be made by automobile. BAINBHIDGE A Mr. and Mrs. William Breneman, Miss Pauline Garber and Miss Jane Hawthorne were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Good, Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. LawVence Smith and children, Muriel and Ralph, and Miss Helen Heisey spent Sunday at Mount Joy with Mr.

and Mrs. Uaniel Musser. Miss Naomi Fortin, Mount Joy, is spending the week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paris G.

Engle. Mr. and Mrs. Ervine Miller, spent Sunday with the lat ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Hawthorne. Mr. and Mrs.

B. L. Hamor returned home after spending the past two weeks at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs.

H. M. Cover and Mr. and Mrs. J.

Frank Libhart. spent the weekend at Beavertown with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cover. Miss Mal tha j' returned to her home in Quakertown after spending several days )vith Miss Anna Edwards.

Miss Almeda Stoner, Elizabethtown. is spending the week with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. William Stump.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 'Schriver, ManV fhest jr, spent Sundav with their daughter, Mohr. Mr. and Joseph' Sauter entertained the following over the weekend: Mr.

and Mrs. John Sauter, Walter Shenk and son, Walter, and Henry Sauter, of Conshohocken, and Mr. and Mrs. John Sauter, of Philadelphia. i.RV.'ISBEimV Miss M.

K. Funk, juvenile worker under the American Lyceum Institute, Lancaster, will hold the doll play to night in the high school auditorium. This pageant was postponed from last Friday night because of rain. The Rev. and Mrs.

I. C. Bailey, children, Louise, Miriam, Charles and Lois, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freed, York.

Mary Parks passed the weekend at Central Oak Heights camp meeting. Lester Richcreek, Middletown, was a uest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eagle to day. Mr.

and Ira T. Krone, York Haven, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. .1. C.

Parthemer and Richard Uhler, this place, spent at York. DII.I.SBIRG JTrs. Tda Spath, district president of the P. O. of installed the officers of No.

209 Camp, P. O. of A. Mr. and Mrs.

T. R. Shuman and children, Walter and Helen, rettirned from a visit in Middleburg, Freeburg and Liverpool. Miss Pauline Lehmer is spending the week in York. Dr.

and Mrs. A. Lloyd Heikes, Bos well. Somerset county, visited former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Israel Heikes. and with Mrs. Heikes's father, James Frederick. Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Shelter and children. Celesta and Charles, Bethlehem, are spending the week with the former's father. Mr.

and Mrs. M. G. Starry and sons, Clair and Harold, and Mrs. James Williams and O.

W. Bents returned from a trip to Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Myers and children, Lawrence and Reba. Sharon, are spending the week with T. D. Baker.

The sixth annual Sheaffer reunion will be held at Boiling Springs Park. Saturday, August 8. Jacob Arnold, Lemoyne, is visiting here. John Hummer Is ill. TO BUILD NEW BRIDGE ON HIGHWAY TRAIL York, Aug.

6. Walter H. Draw baugh, Dover, this county, was awarded a contract by the county commissioners to construct a concrete girder bridge of two spans of forty five feet each, across the Little Conewago Creek at Frey's. Mill, on the Trail, neaj Zion's View, atvhis bid of $11,751. There were five, estimates received by County Controller Bartenschlager and opened by the board at its session.

The other bidders and their bids were as J. Shawfield Company, Harrisburg, C. M. Hess, Dover. $13, 972; Ira J.

Riehter Construction Company, Harrisburg, G. A. F. M. Wagman, Dallastown, $11,835.75.

County Engineer Robert B. Mc Kinnon informed the board that the plans for the large three spajiVon crete bridge to be erected across the Big Conewago Creek on the Susquehanna Trail at Camp Ganoga, near Strinestown, are being completed and estimates will be asked for the proposed improvements in about two weeks. This bridge, it is said, will be the most expensive ever erected across a stream in the county Banding Boom ja Town1 Bloomshnrg. Aug. S.

It is estimated that building construction in Bloomsburg up to September 1 will reaTjh the value of $3,000,000. This includes churches, a new junior senior high school and nearly a hundred hcn.es. FROM HARRISBURG GOES TO JERSEY Superpower System Extended by New Bovei Aug. 6. Operation of Its new super power transmission line from Holland on the Delaware River south of Huston.

td Glen the first 110,000 volt line In the state of New Jersey, was announced by the New Jersey Power and Light Company at its headquarters here. The new line supplies additional power required by the Increasing business and expansion of the territory of the company, providing an Closed Saturday at 1 P. M. OH Inlaid Linoleum Special Friday New Perfect Goods Inlaid Linoleum is one of the most practical floor coverings. Ea.sy to keep clean and wears well.

All new, perfect linoleum in the desirable patterns. 97c sq. yd. Rag Rugs, 69c Ra Rugs in extra quality are woven in bright cheery colors. They are firmly woven and will wear better than the usual rag rug.

i In the popular size, 24x36. Bissell Sweepers, 3.79 The Bissell is one of the best Carpet Sweepers made. Lighr in weight, easy to operate, sweeps clean. Full regulation size. Cushions, 2 for 1.00 Bar Harbor Cushions made with full box construction are reversible.

Covered with cretonne in colors to harmonize with your decorative scheme. BOWMAN'S Fourth Floor Smart New Fabrics i Special Friday Cotton Voiles Cotton Voiles in a hard, twisted weave of fine quality, will make pretty inexpensive frocks. Good colors. 40 inches wide. 49c yd.

Printed Foulards S. Vi Printed Ascot Foulard has the advantage of being absolutely fast. Quaint patterns are developed in pretty colors. 36 inches. 69c yd.

Xotton oiles Printed Cotton Voiles. Resemble closely; the silks in colors and designs. You'll find ay color you want. BOWMAN'S Mala Floor other and stronger connection with the remainder of the Pennsylvania New Jersey super power system. Large generating stations at Kaston and 'Reading.

and a powerful new base load station on the Susquehanna River' near Jlarrisburg. are now connected directly to the New Jersey system by 110.U0U volt lines. There are ninety seven towers in this section, longest single span being nearly, a hulf mile. The cost of the line was more than 20U, 000, and about $50,000 more was expended to increase the capacity of the Glen Gardner substation for super power service. At Glen Gardner the power from Pennsylvania stations Is transformed to lower veltage and switched into the New Jersey system for distribution to industrial and residential While the new line is rated at 110, 000 volt capacity, It is actually operated at 114,000 volts.

At Holland the new. line connect with a direct line to the Susquehanna River, below Harrisburg, where the first unit a new 200, 000 kllowatt power station was put into service early this year, and a second unit is be constructed Immediately, Designed for 30,000 kilowatts capacity, the first unit proved, during several months of actual operation and recent official tests, that it can produce 85,000. It is a steam generating station. It uses pulverized coal, either bitiumi nous or anthracite. With a super power system such as the one now Unking this station to the New Jersey system, it is possible to transmit current efficiently over many mile.

The Pennsylvania New Jersey super power system Is a continuous chain of high tension lines and generating stations extending about 250 miles across tht two states. This system forms a vast reservoir of electric power, providing a practically unlimited supply from which the connected Lpompanles can draw as required by service demands. In case or interruption to the supply from one station, power is Immediately available from the others. The entire system is Included In Boston Washington zone of the official United States Super Power Survey. T(he Metropolitan Edison Company, of Reading, and the Pennsyl EOUMJEDJ871 FasWone'd Ideal for Driving and Sports and Particularly Adapted to Early Fall Ivnitted one piece and two piece Dresses are the smartest things for sports wear.

Ideal for cool evenings, for the shore or mountains, in fact any place that demands sport togs. Colors are navy with gray, tan with brown, solid white, poudre blue, gold, Lanvin green, cathedral, Queen bird, turtle, shell pink, old rose, pansy. Many are made of Balbriggan jersey. 8.95 and 12.50 BOWMAN'S Sweater Department, Third Floor High Class SILKS Special Friday Ordered Silks Washable Bordered Silk makes smart, serviceable frocks. This 5 4 inch width cuts to a decided advantage.

Various color combinations. 3.95 yd. Radium Silks Radium for slips and lingerie in all the newest shaJes as well as black and white. A supple silk that will give lots of Launders beautifully 36 inches. 1.39 yd.

Printed Silks Printed Crepe de Chine is just the thing for smart street dresses. Good color effects and striking patterns. 40 inches. 1.85 yd. BOWMAN'S Main Floor Ruffle Curtains Special offer of 200 Pairs Friday Here's your chance to get as many pairs of Ruffle Cur tains as you need for a small Full length, edges fin ished with a neat full ruffle.

Ivory or white. Complete with tie backs. 1.19 pr. BOWMAN'S Fourth Floor Boxed Stationery Boxed Stationery. 48 sheets paper, and 48 envelopes.

Other styles contain correspondence cards and paper. White, pink, green, orange. i 75c box 1 pound Autocrat Paper and 1 package of en 7Kg, 'velopes Peter Pan Fountain Pens. Fancy colors. Rib OC bon attached Marshmellow Forks with detachable Alg handle BOWMAN'S Main Floor For the Bobbed Hair Miss Xew NOTIONS Special Friday Baby Pants.

Large and mediums sices, Garter Lengths. All colors, 25c Dress Shields, pr. 21c Water Wave Combs. '6 combs to a set. Set i.

49c Fancy Edging. All colors. 3 yd. bolts Price All rubber Household Ap ro.ns. Full size.

Frill trim. Decorated, All colors, each 8c Shoe Trees. Natural finish. pr Tomato Pin Cushions, each, 8c Spring Tape Measurers. Pink and Blue.

Each 5c Smoked Pearl Buttons. Card, 10c White Pearl Buttons, card, 5c Elastic, black and white, 2 yards Coate's Thread. White and black. Spool Belding Silk Thread. All colors.

Spool 8c Handy virap. Contains wra poing. paper, parch nientized paper and ball of twine. Just the thing for 1 picnics or kitchen use. BO)VMAN'sllMain Floor Stamped Package Goods Bucilla and Pacific Package Goods comprise children's dresses, combinations, nightgowns, women's dresses, bedspreads, scarfs and cushions.

All stamped ready to be Attractive patterns. quality of material. 50c Woven Baskets One of these woven baskets will be a great convenience to you while shopping. Pretty designs. Several sizes.

25c BOWMAN'S Fourth Floor. Qiildren's' Stockings Special Friday Here is an opportunity to lay in a good supply of Children's Half Socks. Pretty styles with turn back cuffs in all the summer shades. All, are 'greatly reduced. 25c and 35c pr.

Silk Sox, 75c pr. 'Children's three quarter length Silk Sox have turned back cuffs. Finely woven. Broken rttcs. The price is much below regular j.

BOWMAN'S Main Floor AUGUST 6, 1925 vania Edison Company, of Easton, were previously connected to the New Jemey company by 33,000 volt lines from Kaston through Washington and Huckettstown to Dover. This line will continue in aervlce, providing with the new 110.00O voK connection, a double means of supply ftm Pennsylvania stations which augment the output of the power station at Dover, To Attend Reunion 1 Columbia, Aug. C. William Rogers, ix retired Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, who began, his career as a driver on the old Susquehanna canal, at the age of 11 years, will attend the canal boatmen's annual reunion, at Rolling. Green Park, Saturday, August 29.

Elijah Snyder, now caretaker of the Taylor school building, in this place, may also attend. He began his career on the canal at the age of 9 years. Book Family Reunion The nineteenth annual reunion of the Book family will be heM at Port Royal on the August 20. The committee in THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. 1925.

A i sfr a mm mm Harrisburg 'Friday "HYDABOB 99 7.45 (All shades except gray) Covers bobbed hair without discomfbrt or detection, variety and chic to an evening coiffure. Fashioned of soft, wavy hair, this lightweight "HYDABOB" reaches from ear to ear, admirably concealing short or straggly ends. 1 8 inch Wavy Switches, $1.00. BOWMAN'S Third Floor 2000 yds. Ginghams Special Friday This gingham conies just In time for schooK Good for house dresses, too.

Big assortment of broken checks. 'Nice quality. 32 inches wide.t 19c yd. BOWMAN'S Second Floor Wcar Ever Windsor Kettles with covers, 4 quart ca pacity. 1.48 Oval Dish: Pans Made of good quality aluminum 98c You'll Want Thermos Bottle for your picnics or camping trips.

One pint size with aluminum case Clothes Baskets of a verv good grade of willow are well made. Good and strong. Family size 1.00 Bath Sprays with red rubber tuje five feet long. Spray head three inches in diameter, two inches deep, has rubber protecting ring. Faucet' connection rubber lined 89c charge of the gatherings says no union lunch will be served, but instead the members will provide their own baskets.

Hold Family Reunion WilliumV (irtne, Aug. 6. JThn second annual reunion of the Haver stock family was held at William, Grove" with about 125 present. Have Resinol readv for burns or Closed Saturday at 1 P. M.

duts. It quickly stops the painful throbbing, and hastens healing Resimol pecials 1000 yds. of Toweling Special Friday This toweling is part linen, in the natural tan color. Good, substantial weave. Fine for domestic use.

14c ydr BOWMAN'S Second Floor House Utilities Including Wear Ever and Other Standard Articles. All Good Values These Wea 'Aluminum utensils are easy to clean. Heat quickly and save the gas. Good heavy weight. Wear Ever Pudding Pans 1 quart capacity 25c Copper Wash Boilers made of a good hea quality of copper.

Number 8 size 3.98 Aluminum Trays will find lots of use around the kitchen. Good weight. Size Kxl8 1.00 Good quality Aluminum AVatcr Pitchers are made in the Colbnial style. Two quart capacity 89c Servinjs; Trays in mahogany finish have glass centers and side handles 98c flip 1 i VII stccl Medicine Cabinets of. white enamel.

Oval mir ror. Large compartment for large bottles 1.98 Four in One Refrigerator Sets con sist of four square glass dishes. Placed one on top another they occupy only the space of one dish. 98c set Stainless Steel Dinner Knives are the best kind to Will not nor stain. 1 BOWM.N'S Basement.