Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 7

LABELS For Uw During the CMtnfel and Preierviajr Seaaon. STRAWBERRIESlMl STRAWBERRIES 911 STRAWBERRIES 1911 STRAWBERRIES 1911 STRAWBERRIES 1 911 STRAWBERRIES1911 CHERRIES 1911 CHERRIES 1911 CHERRIES 1911 CHERRIES 1911 CHERRIES 1911 CHERRIES 1911 PINEAPPLE 1911 PlNEAPPLE ill9ll PINEAPPLE 1911 PINEAPPLE 1911 PINEAPPLE 1911 PINEAPPLE 1911 WANTELV WANTED capable man to sell echdbl books in Pennsylvania. Permanent position. Also have opening for two dress giving age, experience and ref erence, A. P.

CARTER Tren ton, N. J. MACHlNISTS First cIass all around machine ahd bench men. Men fa miliar with micrometer and blye seller and big money. Write or see Mr.

Good (all week), at City Hotel. WANTED General representative for this district on Florida colonization. Land sells under back guarantee. Free railroad ticket with each club. Liberal contract to right party.

State experience. Winter Haven Citrus Fruit Farms Dept. 29. N. Y.

Life Build. ing, Kansas City, Mo. WANTED At once, an experienced dressmaker; none other' need ap. lly. B.

E. Albright, 803 North Fifth etreet. WANTED Partner to Pay for foreign patents on new Invention for half interest. U. S.

patent allowed. Address K. Times Office. JIALE HELP WANTED Learn automobile business. Home lessons.

$25.00 weekly job guaranteed; $10 weekly while learning. Rochester Auto School, 1727 Rochester, N. Y. AGENTS $100 to $300 monthly; specialty for auto owners; quick seller, particulars free Writs today. The Statler Specialty Box 12, Marion, Pa.

i AGENTS Make $6to $25 per day easy, selling our Specialty. Particulars free. Write today. K. Y.

Smith Bot 293, N. Main St Melcers b'irg, Pa. i. WANTED Competent girl "to do housework In small family. Apply evening.

232 N. Fifth St, SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN Earn $100 a week selling D'lf sf Mortgaga Unit Bonds of a large Commercial APP'e Orchard. Proposition Is sat and offers large re turns to investors. Bonds are easily sold. Address The Virginian Orchards, Parkersburg, w.

Va. $10 Up Round Trip Tour Inc. Hotels, Shore Excursions. Ln est Sates. Twin Screw S.

S. "Bor nunJian," 6530 tons, sails June 24th, July 8th, 19th, 29th, Bilge electric fans; wireless telegraphy. Fastest, newest and only Steamer landing passengers at the dock in Bermudla. MID SUMMER TRIPS to via Halifax, X. most delightful cruise of 1500 miles.

Magnificeiit scenery: Northumberland Strait, Gulf and River St. Lawrence and far famed feaguenay River, S. "Trinidad" from New York July 8th and 22nd, August Bth and 19th, and Sept. 2nd, 3 0 a. m.

Returning from Quebec July 14th and 28th, August 11th and 25th and Sept. 8th. For illustrated pamphlets with full information apply to A. E. OUTER.

BRIDGE Agent. Quebec 8. 3. 29 Broadway, New York, or any Ticket Agent, or QUEBEC S. Quebec, of George 8.

Stlrl, 21 North Sixth Reading, Fa. PATENTS PATENTS procured, also sold en commission. Positively no advance fee. Patent Exchange, Jenifer Building, Washington, X. OBITUARY Mw.

William 8. 3. Fry Mr. Mary Fry (ne Werner), aged it VMira. 1A mnnlhi anit 7 day.

Wife SICK AND INJURED HOSPITAL CASES The Junior ambulance removed Jo South Seventh street, laceration of arm. John Rick, aged 28 years, Cherry street, contusion of third finger of right hand. James East, aged 25 years, 731 Chestnut street, contusion of foot. L. Thompklns, aged 37 years, 1123 North Twelfth street, iacertation of arm.

George Fisher, aged 32 years, ,817 Green street, laceration of palm of right hand. William Grlng, aged 21 years, Stony Creek Mills, laceration of middle fin er of right hand. Dulgon, aged 38 years, 682 Willow street, medical. Frank Neib. aged 34 years, 1140 Spring street, foreign body in left eye, A PLEASING RECITAL Delightful Program Rendered by Ac compllshcd Student of Schnyl kill Seminary Miss Estella L.

High, graduate in music of Schuylkill Seminary, gave a piano recital last evening, accom panied on the violin by Alive Robbins Blery. The program was a delightful treat to the large audience who completely filled the Seminary chapel, which was beautifully decorated with the colors of the school gold and black while pendants of the school ahd class 1911 alxo played a prominent part in the decorations. Miss High was presented with several beautiful bouquets, one being a largs cluster of American Beauties. She was heartily applauded for her fine work at the piano, while Prof. Winfleld Biery, the music instructor of the Seminary, was congratulated upon the excellent student he turned out.

This evening, in the chapel, of the Seminary, the graduate elocutional recital will be given by Miss Brunner." READING TIMES, A IN FRIDAY, JUNE i 6, i 9 DEMOCRATS OF STATE JOIN IN club tiovwsm (Continued.) I of William H. J. fry. died Thursday ibamoiiratle iikrtv tacit lh looMine to. afternoon at 1.20 of tuberaiiowis, at Hwartf leadership In stateamaiuhlp la ine ntMne or ner ttiotner, wra noDecca one now Jvin fh ihintriiind of Werner, 410 orange street, ooay policy" said Governor Wilson wa removed to the nome oi nw nua of New jetg8y, jn addressing a meet band.

234 Hudson street, by Uhderttk. irtr.iM. er Seldel. 8he had been ailing fof the He reePT( lo Mftklng reform. Ha past year and wa oeoraat ainca Apni tmt uptltt He, SUbJeet after ehunier urn, or tnisyeax.

atinjr other Items of the liberal pro Mr hfV ft MM Vflfl DV IIBr HUB I Iiw gram to wnicn me country is now PM NoWn onvard, atid dlt with It a mis nBmct. Drotner ana siaier, jinuivii? yot k.t ik. ner, and Annie, wife of Thorna Daw. nrirAH4mtd ltw4ntnn llftl I a Mrs iwcnara jcwib tn8 not at the com Mrs. Lovehla Lewis (nee Wert), wife mand of those do tidt aUbmlt to of Richard Lewis, 462 Mtlttmore the 4Jlteotl8h And domlnatldn of sms.ll aged S6 years, died 0uns af caoitallsUI.

miho wlh 46 morning; at o'clock, at the Homeo keep the economic davelop mettl pethlc hospital Of tuberculosis, after nB intrv under their wn vs and an Illness of over 14 weeks. She Was Usance. The gftil mohopol.v Ifl this DsaiaBi cue iv aays pnur inno coutitry the nxjnej' 80 of her admission Into the hospital. Mtt tnt. 44fa 1rt She Is survived By her husband, ,4 n4 inrmirmiai npr sf Kir.nara juewig.

ana one fiwnjf MnttitMui ik Lewis; also by her mother Mra. Sarah A reftt natlon )9 controlled Wert, and these brothers and sisters, by w.lBm oi credit. Our ytehi of w. Credit is cohentTAted The growth of of Charles Swetmler; Mary, wife of the nation, therefore, and all out arU tZZTZA activities are in the hands of a few rJ:" IT' tnen Who. even if their attlon be twh nf fl.rtron tended for the public lutet the MethodSst denomination.

airs, rotor simuik uh6 tffl undertakings In which Dheir Sarah, iwldaw of Peter BhUnK, Clefl (ywn money involved add who at the rertdenc of her daughter, Mrs. necessarily, by evefy reaedh Of their nue, at 10.10 p. m. weanesaay. aestroy temiirie ecotioimic rreaom.

Mrs. March lost her parents and A. This is the greatest quettfon of all and niece, Mlse Jerrine within the td tMS ktateameti imUrt ddris them, naat tilnfi A Slftsr. Mrs. lAlvaal lfiM jk.fi akfMokt idptrithlMnfejttail ale.

wife of William ootiser; Kiien, the imen? The teouwtry ehall da wife of Brooke and Bailie, (but It ll Wlthltt out.hoiceto wife of Allen Q. QttlmBy, all of tJil serve its confidence and odncert a my, Mary, wife of John wen, sink oourae of patsiotio aotion which ina SDrinjr. and Margaret, wife Of ahotild ommend lis la all Jdat and nniinnn a i en nuvp niifiiiriK 1 1 1 1 lwlii Buchw, w. J. She Uurpoaefirt Wen," work, June to Septen good "opportunity for teacher Ad Lt le ohurfch and also the Ladles' AUxll about 'dlvisloh 1ft the Detnoeratlo iary.

party, arid lnft ihere and thera hav print work. Steady Work and highest ho8pjta, iageB. au 8 10 ana i iu o. Mansion House, GIRL WANTED Apply, Garden of Mysteries, Carsonia Park. AGENTS make big money selling auto a wee eg0i Mrs.

Diana HllnmelberM' apohen as it It were ipOisalbie for thla 18 years. Two daughters and a aie 1c; ZZ12Z rinnra rlf Tow.h nation llleil, 10 because it is in tihe tariff schedules that 'half the monopolies of the whole country have found covert and pro tection and opportunity. We do not mean to strike at any.essential econo JBj Aaioclattf Fraas. llarrisburg, June 15. Champ Clark, speaker of the National House of Representatives, spoke on "Tri "After our triumph of 1910," said Mr.

Clark, "all the Republican pa pers and orators and many timorous Democrats declared one accord that we would go to pieces so soon as the new Congress was in session. in fact these prophets of evil were in high glee when President Taft called the extra session because they thought, hoped and said that thei ex tra session Would precipitate Demo fulfilling as rapidly and ai literally as possible every promise mads to the 'people." Mr. Clark here sketched what' lie lrl nDh rtnnrit Ilium nivi nni Hi of the Penvcf platform. It had re formed' the ifults of the House and paesed the resolution submitting to the etates for ratification a constitu tors! lamendfnent for the direct elec tlon of united States Senators. The House also had passed a bill for the publication of campaign expenses before, election, and "aroused public opinion will force that bill for the purification of politics through the Republican Senate, whloh will pa it." Continuing Mr.

Chrk said the House had declared fat the admission to statehood of Arizona and New Mexico, and already had begun the fulfillment of Its promise to cut down the; dlsburststnents of the Oivetn mcnt. Ih the fteciprodHy Sill, farmer's P'ri'e List 3iU and the Underwood felll to reVltj the wool and woolh goods schedule, which, said, will pass the House in a few duys, they arj beginning Jo make good other declaration 1ft the )ehvr platform. THE RAILnOADS CALLS FOX CREWS ON THE READING William March. 1708 Perklomen av wn liMltatlOnl, chill and check and fftMaiag of Reading Division Crews ana Ktra Mm After 5 A. M.

OhArtotta Machaiirter, of Robeaonla, to serve the ion future arid th ru Following the standing of tht waji buried five montttis ao. Mrs. lBartles of men." rvisjon crews arter Shunk was a native of Ws.ls ftftd has At the outset of his speech, dot thjs morning: tl 6. 6J. been irealdent of this d.tty ot 74 ernor WKltth aWd a great wwi awadta D4 50, 59, 64, 55 year.

he was kged 8.1 years. Her to be done for the oounitry a great sundiaf qf Eltra Men narents were Daniel and Mary i (ne work of eounsel and Action and toe EnalnamftnfcilWmrtr orlfflthj Edwaros, worn aeceaseo. "Are we rwiae ana atrong and Heltalnaer. Mr. Bhunk the (mother of 13 sober and united enoufh.

to do It? Thomas, Wentwrt. MeAlister. Schritbtr. children, elx of whom Survive, via: Hav tiha knowledge, the eelf pos Fronrm, Miller, knabb, Stee Lottie, of wuiiam aiaran; Jui'hrtsaldin, the ipoise, the courage? Are ley, Alderman, Reck. LOCAL FREIGHT TRADE IS ON THE INCREASE Lobduon Valley and East Penn Branchlw Especially Busy nils Year Because of tht heavy local freight fflm.1m.n.r.

iurd BJ individual tihat to disrupt it and to trade along the Lebanon Valley and Med cf a molicatlon erf dis DreaK apienuia nimurau vi hut i enn Drancnes. ine Keaaing Xtr, ii'hA aVv an aiiAK n.iMaMI A kltu UllfciJ a. ease, et 10.25 a. m. Th uraday in St.

vufj uuucu iu icueve Undertaktir Th60j ipreuivuuim ic nwcuui wi I "Ruin iwcHiB ui oiiie ui ine Amn tnnk oh.ra of the nisiOTy or itne pari, ii im ino wh wora. jneieaw ot mese irains laamg I ..1. t.ll r4kja4i. klik lt.aa 1 KHUltt. I a.

haAv atiA mryved to deceased's Pany ine tiiwa ouuaa a bvci, u. uiou win uo hivoo i i 4 Ki Tr 4nVl Hha 41a hliA VA UArf specialty; $100 to $300 monthly or strausstown "and resided in this city popu more eaaily made. Write today. The Caryl C05 Spruce Scranton, Ta. WANTED a position in a grocery store.

Apply 208 North Sixth Street SITUATION WANTED by a young man 18 ears old. Understands Of flee work, shipping and selling. Is ouick and accurate with figures. Al rIu Vhu ritv. su ah pot Pftrty that the country naturally claiming td be in the employ of Rob teigor.

hlladelpbla, and Mrs. Clara turns h' 'ou! Henne Hamburg Deeeaeed as a miw wu ii 'uti vn. as una oi me member of St. Stephen Reformed church and the Ladles' Auxiliary of 'they 'wU1 look closr hat they attempted to board a flat car and ljaales 5g 8lmply tht, that afa turn fell, the.wheela cutting off his left leg Mr. William Waii Margaret, rtvidow of Willlaimi Wag dress 1251 Kckert or telephone ner, aged 78 years, died of a com Oil (Bell 1SGS).

AGENTS WANTED to sell a staple article as a side line. A ready cation of diseases at 10.20 p. m. Wed nesday, at the residence of her niece. Mrs.

Catharine Bertolet. 1611 Min CIRCtS MAS LOSCS A LEG Albert McXeal, of Philadelphia in Uy XllV XilUUBBUU iiwif I WJO UUftlCi, lie nu ia.ivn IU courses of policy iamd of action ito the Gaod Samaritan hospital, Leba which the alliances and practices of non the Republican arty have at last bound the country as If with a grip of carpeter PENSKXSED iron. The free elements of thought Andrew Greenbak, a carpenter em in the country are asserting them ployed by the Readlnar Company at eral spring road, fene was a name gftlve an extraordinary energy Mill Creek ajunctlon. was placed on of Amityville and was a daughter of majesty that irfiiuSt presently Work the pension roll, having reached the Jatob and Catharine, (nee Griher) Drof.ouna vhahgea and mark thla aa age limit. He was in the service of Gerling, both deceased.

She resided one nl08t noteworthy eras Of the Company 32 years. in this city nearly all her life. De Some men among tlh ceased wa the fast of her family, a Republican leaders see what It da ne sister, Mrs. tusan uoran, uieu mr.e cegsary to do, they are hot numer. Passenger engine No.

300, the mate months ago. She was a member olLu, couah to dominate their party to No. 30.1. va turned out. of th the First Reformed ohUreh.

counaels. Readlna ComDanv's shOns hern and Michael COiinot "If we recount the Items of the lib taken to Atlantic City. This loeomo WlrtiAel Connor aired 55 years and erai program 10 wmcn xne country live, logemer witn no. oa, wiu De month, diod At ataxia is now looKing lorwara, ii win do piacea on exniouion ai me Mecnan at 2 a. m.

Thursday 4n the County easy xo are ai i.cauy viu iuimcuuuw nvao Tiu.t.ivx, nf Rfhiivl. gram or ine uemocraiw paxiy. in kill county and was a laborer by oc first Hero of that Is that the TO. lUJN SPECIAL TO BUFFALO cu pation. He wa9 admitted to the macmnery oi ponvreai cohuui mum vs District Passenger Agent D.

LOrah institution on Nov. 22, 1910. Under put dn fhe hands of the people. That Maugr, of the Reading, has complet takcr Barnett took charge of the body means, translated Into concrete tenma, arrangements to run a special ves and removed it to. 'his morgue.

mret primaries, a anont Danox, ana. wherever necessary, me initiative, in referendum and the recall, May, ot iaui l. Jjrexei, ageu of th. 0f course 22 years, died of tuoercuiosis at nor lAAma anj th mroo residence, luas MunienDerg Bireeu TAKEN TO ATLANTIC CITY I tlbule train from Reading to Buffalo and return, on account of the Jlodefr Woodmen and ladles, on Saturday. ORGAN WING FARMERS' CLUBS The 'latest result of the campaign waged by the Pennsylvania railroad for Increasing the Crops along Its lines by promoting scientific farming, is an organization recently formed at Price, mic arrangement, out we oo mean to Maryland, called the Progressive seph Henne'.

36 years of age, from drive' all beneficiaries of governmen Farmers'; Club, with 35 members. The Barbey's brewery to the Reading hos tal policy into the open and demand object Is to study the farming indiis pltal. Ot them by wihat of national tries, improve farm land and increase advantage, as contrasted with aemsn the crops, EMERGENCY CASES privilege, they enjoy the extraordinary t. The following cases were treated at assistance extenaea to xnem. All tit, HU1LL5 tfin 1 Irtmrtrittu thiii vinsnltnl VcRfprdnv: Lcroy Kress, aged 18 years, 24 North Eleventh of right hand.

Kosalllo Virsion. aged 30 years, 349 CMAmr.ULAKK VsLLfKlC Berhs County Susan C. Lefnbach, IN UNITED DEMOCRACY Hamburg? Shuler, Elyersoni Declares the Party Was Never More Firmly Established for Aggressive Action St. Cloud Palmer, Hunting ton; Carrie Kline, Pottstown: Charles Lowe, Allen Lowe. Pottstown; Mr.

and Mrs. John White, Mrs, W. H. Brook.1 PCnn Ti. Webster, Syracuse.

N. A.crxnoll York; G. S. Win. umphant Democracy" at a meeting of ner, F.

A. Edwards, Bal Democratic clubs tonight. He said timore, Md. a his theme was now On every tongue within the land. The Democrats had BANKERS PLAY TODAY laid aside quarrelling among tnem Thj9 the Bankers will selves and the party now presents "a pay a team, composed of mennbers solid front to the common roe." when 0f the office force Of Swift on he remembered the House Democrats th6 Sixth hollow.

The. game at the heginlng ot the 61st Congress, "a wrangling, jangling, peevish, fee ible and despised minority," and how after a conciliatory policy they got together and won victory after vic tory and finally established a record on which the party "swept the coun try in 1910," lie able to assert without fear of successful contradic tion, the said, "that no parliamentary will start at 5.30 p. m. Thomas and Levan will be the battery for the TO HOLD STREET CARNIVAL The Eleventh ward Socialists will conduct a. street fair, on Green street between Mulberry and Tenth, on the evenings of June 23 24.

A band will furnish music for a street tin do that minority an history ever jnaue a more will be held each evening. splendid recora." The Fez. Can any one explain the popularity of the fez In the hot and dazzling east? aska the London Standard. The brim less woolen cohering of reel, which derive its name from the Moroccan city, is neither cool nor shady. Is the warm looking headgear a native product, for the feezes of Fez are now critic dissolution.

The new Congress Xew compared with the numbers es Is now In the third month of the ex tra session and, glory be! we. have not only not gone to pieces but, ihave stood together shoulder to shoulder, 'heart to heart, in such magnificent fashion as to surprise our friends and dumb found our enemies. Our rec ord in the present House'is a proud one. We are fighting a good fight. We are keeping the faith.

We are ported from to tbu luuds of Islam. Perhaps, the explauutlou of the fez's vogue lies iu the sacred reputation of the city of sunless streets itself. For 1,000 years it has lived in the odor of sanctity and of wisdom, and a it has clothed the mind of the young Mussulman it still claims to clothe the head. iHWIi ill ll I until i ii Ml I MORE TURKEYS ARE NEEDED Only Truly Amtrltifl Bird, Ytt Few of Them Are Found en Average Farm Kills Many iniiets. aide things and animals "brought in." wnen we came to tnia country we foupd turkeys and corn.

There were feelther ot thete thtnga In the eld world. Tna turkey la the only truly Amarlcail fowl, and Mill On most farms wa find almoat every bird knows to Europe and few or to tur key. Meata of all kinds ara high flow, And In tha judgment of many are going to be higher, and the turkey when well brei And grown is a great meat and mor than that it make th moat of his own meat Wa know that many farmers' object to turkaya on this account, for tney think or Imagine because a turkey like to rambla far afield, that it muat doing lota of damage to the rrow ing crops and particularly to the corn and small grain after It is ripe or In th shock, aayi th Dakota Farmer. Kow the fact that a turkey goes, far for itl fetf II one of its ttrdntest points. Moat of th year it is kub Bronte Turkey.

fisting on Inaecti that, If left to them, selves, would later 40 more real harm td the growing crops than all the tur keps of several farms could do to the ripened grain. Again, wa always expect to finish our farm animals on grain of Borne kind, and does it really matter ao much If our turkeys finish themselves on our grain before we have been put to the expense of threshing or husk' ing It? For our never begrudge any fowl what It helps Itself to aa wa hart never found It profit able td keep a hungry bird around The only trouble with thla roaming habit la when one la hear another' fields, and turkeyi forever seem to delight in staying across the road on other land than their owner's. Ia such a case, if the neighbor cannot be induced to keep about aa many tur keys as one wishes to keep, it ia gen rally best to abandon turkey growing to those' who are more isolated, or to plan some way to abut them up at such times as the neighboring grain ia most exposed. Happy is the turkey grower whose farm is bo located that his large flock of turkeys will not get beyond his home acrea. When.it comes to growing turkeys, volumes have been written, and will continue to be written, upon how to handle them, but we have found that after once well hatched and started out, the less "handling" the better, We shall have more to say about this part of the business later, and would like(to hear from as many of those who hive aucceeded With turkeys aa can find time to write to us.

One thing ia certain; it pays much better to grow some of the large standard varieties than it does to grow culls and mongrels. Fire to ten pounds used to be considered gjjod birds, but 30 to 40 pound birds are not uncommon nowadays. Pigeon Is Monogamous. The pigeon ia strictly monogamous selecting a mate and displaying a marital constancy that might well be emulated by eatherless and presumably bipeds. The female lays her first eggs when six months old, depositing two in the nest, and.

then settling down to hatching. The period of incubation Is 18 daya. The male bird aharing the labor with the female. The young birds consist of little but appetite, that both father and mother are kept busy feeding the hungry pair of Value of Clovtr. Clover is very rich in protein, and contains potash, acid and other ingredients that make it one of the best feeds for fowla that can be named.

It contains all the essentials in well balanced proportion, and ia palatable to the fowla aa well as healthful. Good Humor. According to aucleut theory, there are four principal humors in the body blood, ohlegtd, choler and melancholy. The predominance of any one determined the temper; hence the expression "choleric humor," etc. A nice balance made a good compound, called a good humor, and a preponderance of any a bad compound, called an ill or bad humor.

Ff.E TO YCIW.3Y SISTER trettraont eanpleto trial and If MRS. SOMMKXS, iai H. in ifeeognmon of a fwithfui er vice 6 over 10 years a recording secretary Of Lady Ruth Lodge, No, 36i American Protestant Ladies' As sociation, Mrs. Kate t)illon was pre sented a certificate entitling her to the degree of iworthy past tolstress, at" the Thursday evening meeting of the lodge. After the worthy ruler toad called the 43 members to their seats the secretary redd the names of 12 WO men ifto desire membership In.

the. lodge. Following this two members were obligated. That the candidates were not initiated is due to the large amount of 'business that had to he transacted, Mrs, Alice Walker, dis trict deputy iwho in a past mistress of the lodge, made the presentation address. When the chairman called for re marks under, the good of the order, Mrs.

Walker arose and walked toward Mrs. Dillon. Reaching the latter' desk, Mrs. Walker made a neat ipeech in which ehe characterized Mrs. Dillon aa a faithful servant of Lady Ruth lodge.

She then presented the certificate and a package to Mrs. Dillon, who was surprised to find a solid gold pjst mistress Jewel on the Inside, in accepting the gift, Mrs. Dillon said she appreciates the honor conferred upon her. "This ivadge I witf feel i proud to wear," said she, Mrs. Walker next walked over to Charlotte Drayer, past tnistres, and after an appropriate speech, 'present ed to her a past mistress Jewel.

Mrs. Drayer accepted the present In 1 brief address. Mrs. Bessie Richards, financial secretary, gave statistics concerning the finances and memberahrlp or Lady Ruth lodge, wihich showed thftt the lodge is in a prosperous condition. Following the exercises ice cream, cake and strawberries were served.

Mrs. Annie Helfrich served chocolate cake. The committee hiving in charge the arrangements was com posed Of Mrs. Emma Hauck, chair lady; Mra. Emma Yergey and Mrs.

Annie Helfrich. Membership Contest Eighty mem. bers attended the monthly meeting of St. Catharine Auxiliary, No. .117 Knights of St.

John besides obligating six new members, 10 propositions were received. It is the custom of the order to hold semi annual initiations. Big plans are under way for a big class Initiation in October, when the new gowna will be for the first time. An in vitation has been extended to Miss Annie McCullen, of Philadelphia state organizer. It is expected that Miss McCullen will visit Beading and participate in the conferring of the degree.

A membership contest Is on. Plans will be nvide in the near fu tUfe for the annual banquet In Oc tober. Club The first; annual banquet of the Northeastern' Jlassen pfeffer Association was held at the hotel of John Dalton, yNinth and Green streets, 'last evening. The t8ible were beautifully decorated for the occasion and many dainties graced the tablo including mock turtle soup, salad, Stewed pofn, stewed beans, celery, stewed peas, stew ed chicken, pickles, tea hlscuits. Ice cream, strawberries and cake.

John llhoads, of the association, was toasttn aster. In his speech (he outlined the purpose of the and urged each member to ibe faithful to all mankind. This, eaid, is essential if we would live 'as. one great family. Toastmaster Introduced Alderman Weber, treasurer of the association who made an eloquent plea for the citizenship "While we are hero aa of an association," the alderman, "propriety allows to lay the game of ihatsaempfeffer aside that we ilgiht discuss events of more Importance." "The' best citizen is not the most preferable," said Constable George C.

"It to the cltlaen who. does things and does them right, that the world calls great. May every tone of the fifteen of us prove to our neighbors that we are Ideal cltlKehs. Charles M. fimeck, a paid a complement to Mr.

Dalton for the bountiful supply of delicacies he had provided. Those present werer President John Ithoads, Secretary George C. Straub, Treasurer William F. Trustees Charle M. Smeck, Frank Cole, Reuben D.

Goodhart Jonas Romig and Charles Stock, John Beck, John Dalton, Henry Hoover, Nicholas Samuel Ejvlch, George Sheetz and Peter Hartrnan. Shepherds Meet Pride of Never I Coew wemsn'i sufftriags, I hire found the aura, I will of sw ebarge, my feaoa tri Mrt with full initruettons to aa SoSmf weaw'l eilmtBt. I wast to tell al woiin al i thiseaN yoa. my Nader, fee iroarMtt, four daughMT. rir BMtlMr, or your slitar.

I want tb tallyoa ajw euro Muntlvos at homa wlthoai lUV of a o1. Ma caoaot vndjnttand mn' aa(ttri VJMt woiMn know Im aflarwfM. era Into Uiv Ota ft deater. lkW ihatmy lHnbK Is aafa knd aura atita tut LaackAhaaa ar Vbttlih dlscbarflos, UlcaraMod, DIsplacaaMnt ar rai'Mf ox tna woaa, prof use, acamjr or fwmi NnkWti UteriM or Ovarian Tuejora or Orowthtf aia aaina In the head, back and bowels, aaarWg na laallats. iMrvousnnaa.

crotplag latitat ap toe sdIim, Bttlaaclioly, dailr to err. hot tatfcM, woarineat, kidney and bladder treuUaS wbata caiu ad by weaknesses peculiar to our tax, I want to sand rou a compiata tan day's treat meat entirely frae to ttrova to tail that rW Ma fouraall at ioma. wH aaieily and earafc it kerne, aaalLtk aalckiv and aaraly. Ha aamaar. that It tvlU coat van nathkic aa (ha Ihould wiak taeontloua.

It fill toil you only abiai ItianUa Turkey! are natural tO thla Whole wOl aot iatarftre with yo worVW ottbp.tiM. iuat saad weak, or laaa Snaa two conta aoa. COuntfT aa the Indiana and buffalo. y0 and addraaa, taa makowyoiiaulTtf If yeawlah, andlwill sciMrr N'a bwkTKfmc'Ai: stream ara not mora at homa than thaycanaaily 7. laara co imna rar paraeii.

xnaii the wild turkey It almoat anywhlr in oidonryourteif. haM It aaaiA this again. Addraaa ma AkA ti 1 ii i I euro tnemaaivas at noma, Evary wemaa ahould have it, ana when the doctor aayt aYou aava ka opartftlen." you aaa man Mtht mutt 4 old or youna. To Mothers of Deurburs. I win amUin a aimnii J.

id anlmtlt, planti or plutnl that art Ba.Ladlfa Piumrnw. baaiu tiar maiu 4 I WhereTar yoa uvo. Icaarafaryoa to lad i UdiNofyour oir toctlit? who tf now khj wfd fUily wo vi jvmi niui uuutvi, iuii vuti uunsr, niumpawia rominii iihss pn pn your linriHi Mtt VIS WMHNal 7001 iv vu wwsa, rii imiyi jva may Nfl Nttra DafHt, lnd.t 0. Aa JEWEL PRESENTED TO FAITHFUL OFFICER mumtm aan a lteoordtng Sot rotary of Lady Ruth Lodge 'Receives Visible Evi of Appreciated Services alnk Lodge, Shepherd. 6f Bethlhern, received six propositions.

Eight can di dates were balloted for and five Initiated. mm To Initiate Council 'NO 122, D. of will initiate a class for Shlllingtori touncll, June 2K. Council 122 will lect officers next week, Good Report Besides receiving three propositions and distributing awards to members Who have secured candidates the member Of Juniata Tribe heard Chief of Records William Ueber read the statistic of the tribe, as follows! Member Vwt report. 79 adopted during year, 193; reinstated, total, 899.

Looses: Withdrawn, li suspended, 43 died, '5; expelled, total, 61; present atiemberehlp, 94i. Total receipts for th year, J7.8l8.64; expended, $4, 460.89. Invested add fn wampum belt, total worth of tribt, J16.194.65. Outing ou Sunday The imeimbers df the Ivy Leaf Association will hold An outing in Wanner's grove, on Sunday. Joint Meotine; Following a brief.

session of Court Victory, Nf). For esters of America, the committees ef Courts Victory, Progress, Wyomlssin; and Conrad Wclster and complet ed plans for the excursion to Ephrata on July 4. The trip will made by trolley. Each eourt has five men represented on the committee. Court Victory made thesfc nominations for of fleers: Chief ranger, EllWdod Lett; senior woodward, SaimUel Henry sen; lor beadle, Joseph Rerehef; JUnldY beadle, Clarence Gernert: recording secretary, Raymond Nominations will be made for other ofttceri next week and election held on June 29th.

A Neat Sum Fifty dollar Wa th. um cleared at the strawberry and lc. rream festival held at Temple By th degree team of Metacomet Tribe Three, propositions were received vning. RECEPTION FOR PASTOR AND WIFE Sfembers Of Christ EpKropftt Cottfrte gntlon Estend Mot Cordial Greeting and Welcome r. Rev.

and Mr. Fred. A. were tendered a reception last even ing in Wood chapel, by the membfra of the congregation of Christ Episcopal church. The chapel wa beautifully decorated with palm, potted plants ahd cut flowers.

Member were' also present from the congregations of St. Mary, St. Luke and St. Barnabas churches, and a delightfully soclabl time was by all. The reception was informal and no' special program as arranged, bu there were short addresses by the pa tor ahd severat of the Congregation, Mrs.

MacMllien was presented a beau tiful bouquet of American Beauty roses by the Ladies Guild. The pre sentatlon wa made by the president of the guild, Mrs. Thomas P. toacMlllen accepted the gift in pleasing little speech. 'At least 25.0 persons attended partook of the good things which were) served, consisting of ice Cream end cake and coffee.

The Mervtne orchestra furnished tnusie during the evening. The orchestra it composed of Charles' Scheffler, direei tor: H. Ray Wensrer. J. Oaivm Butier, J.

Arthur Hangen and William Craig. The young ladies of the parish serv cd waitresses during the evening. SOCIETY MOLDS OCTIXG Young Ladie of the D. S. Spend Pleasant Day on the Ferm CThe members of the D.

Society. enjoyed an outing on Snyder's near Schearer's Treading, yesterday. Even though the weather was at times threatening a fine time was had bj the 14 members of the society in the party. A feature of the outing was' the initiation of five members into the. society Misses Sarah Brobst.

Sallla Miller, Miriam Snyder, Agnes Lessig ahd Anna Mannon. TMnner was aerv ed at noon by Mrs. Snyder and was heartily enjoyed by all, The day was spent In the playing of games the singing of songs. Those at the outing were: Misses Emily Dress, Stella Kleckner, MInnI Batdorf, Annie Mannon, Sallie Miller, Sarah Brobat, Sadie; Mover, Miriam' Sarah Stoudt, Florence Rein hardt. Bertha Ketterer, Leah Fore Helen Daubert and Agne slg.

Members of the soclnty expect to, spend several daya this summer at, Atlantic City, Mt. Gretna and Miners' Village, while other of them plan to spend ten (lays along the Perklomca valnplng. ounoay Election. in sevei i European countries, In eluding France and Belgium, election are always held on Sundays. 1 1.