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PAGE-EIGHT THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, 101925 The only thing as bad as having too many relations who visit you is not having any you can visit. ing 100 stags and B000 brace of grouse respectively," says the auctioneers' card. "The salmon fishing is late and there is capital trout fishing." Another well-known Scottish sporting property that has just come into, the market is Coigna-fearn, an estate of about 39,000 acres famous for its all-around shooting. "The deer foresti and moor of which is eigrhteen miles wide by twenty-one long, and several smaller ones. In the properties are included one deer hunting and sporting and another of 22,000 acres with excellent facilities for salmon fishing, so the auctioneers announce.

Twelfth of City's Public School Pupils Had Perfect Attendance During 1924-25 gelina Boak, Dorothy Enders, Helen Crs-monesl, Martha Ellenberger, -Gladys Ep-pley, Kathleen Emma Louise Hartman, Evelyn Hits, Anna Imswjler. Bertha Imswller, Luella Lysle, Hazel Miller, Gertrude Roush, Elizabeth 'Ruby, Ruth Sellers, Helens Spangler, Dorothy Williams, Marjorle Winneld, Donald Baer, Richard Culhane, John Dinger, Jonas Emmlnger, Edwin Feass. Charles Gully, William Hlrsh, Robert Hall, Harf old Novlnger, Kenneth Ruch, Paul Roe-buch, George Seal, Harry Taylor, Esther Alexander, Helen Brought, Daisy Conrad, Belva Dinger, Dorothy Early, Jean Halbert, Violet Helkel, LourlBsa Hlne, Phyllis Keboch, Mary Kil lackey, Berenice Lasher, Kathryn Mowry, Ethel Ream, Florence Shaub, Mary Shelley, Florence Snoddy, Marlon Spotte, Cath- The United States now. has 563 oroadcasting stations. ooignaiearn are capaoie oi yieia seph Peters.

James Pressler. Richard Walker. Lillian Roduers, Dorothy Brady, Evelyn Butler, Lawrence McCord, Jesse Thompson, Richard Felton, Mary Frances Anna Wenk, Charles Cyrus, Carl Smith. Hflen Providence. Vincent Mos- leln.

Stanlftv Wflffnr. Mary Mildred Myers, Gladys Nunemacher, Mary Emma Orr. Dorothy Revle, Martha Stineman, Esther Sluts, Mildred Taylor, Feme Thomas. Sarah Whltcome. Mary Wlmer.

Kathryn Zelders, Leroy Baker. Harry Balthaser, Dlno Buchignanl Robert Chidsey, Donald Hacker. William Harmon. Vance Rogers. Lerow Rowe, Marlln Shuey, Edwin Smith.

Herman Thompson, John Wenrlch. Opal Cassel. Hilda Falk. Helen Espenshsrte. Jean Oermyer, Margaret Gluck.

Rosanna Keys, Marie Lechleiter, Barbara McGreath, Dorothy Marlin, Dorothy Esther Ramsey. Helen Richardson, Louise Runkle. Dorothy Shambaugh. LaRue Shoemaker, Gladys Strlne, Bernlce Williams. Ruth Wilson.

Kathryn Zelders. Rubv Carson, Daniel Balmer, John Broslous. Walter Brown, Joseph Fulmer, Marlln Paul Heller, Robert Hess. Oliver' Howard, Wood-row Hurst. Mao Jenkins.

Harold Kls-ner. James Lavertv, Charles McCall. Henry Neldlg. Richard Patschke. Earl Sheesley.

Rosa Sheesley. Richard Swing-ley. Harrv Strieker. William H. Wheeler, Robert Wise, Woodrow Wlttner, Homer Light, Wilson Welser, Charles Berry.

Janet Arnold, Roberta Bear. Hazel Banks, Janet Beaner. Marian Craver, Elva Demey, Bonnie Dunlop. Janet Foreman, Eleanor Glllett. Mildred Oochenaur, Helen Greenwalt.

Zella Hogentogler, Enna Light. Eva Shade. Rachael McCord, Sarah Smith. Rosaline Spier. Mildred Straka, Janet Troup.

Ruth Van Horn, Mary Welcomer, Alam Wentllng, Florence Straining, LaTrobe, Bamitz. Blaine Beamer. Donald HarrisbjiTOriginQl 25Cent Store IIMi JUL, 215 MARKET ST. OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE dd Price 9 er-Di One-twelfth of Harrisburg's more than 13,000 public school pu- pils had perfect attendance records during the year that closed in June it is revealed in a report issued today by Austin N. Miller, chief attendance officer.

They were neither late nor tardy. The records disclose that 1145 nunils did not miss a day of school during the 1924-25, thirty-five more than had perfect attendance rec ords in the 1923-24 term. The at tendance during the year just closed was higher than 1923-4. Melrose, among the grade schools, gained the leadership in the attendance race with forty-six uudUs turning in perfect marks, Lincoln was next with forty-six, while Steele was third with forty. Lincoln was the leader in 1923-24 with fifty.

Among the junior high schools Edison again was in the lead with 274 as against 166 for Camp Cur- tin. High School Boys Lead In the high schools, boys showed themselves more proficient in the matter of attendance than did girls for Tech turned in a record of 126 students with perfect marks, as against ninety-three from Central and William Penn combined. It was a peculiar feature of the records that, during the year just closed, forty-one William Penn and. fifty-two Central girls had perfect attendance records, while during 1923-24. fiftv-two William Penn and forty-one Central girls did not miss a day.

Records by Buildings The records by buildings for both years follows: Buildings 1924-25 1923-24 FOR TUESDAY ONLY Store of Lower Prices Get Most Anything You Want Here and Save Money Honest Merchandise Honest Prices The You Can LOOK 7p WILL WHAT 7u BUY AT SOUTTER'S Dress Shields, a pair, 7c Knitting Cotton, all colors. Special, ball. LOOK ni WILL WHAT 01 BUY AT SOUTTER'S 88c value Boys' Sport Shirts 61c 75c Retinned Oval Dish Pans 61c 64-in. wide colored border Table Damaslc, 85c value, yard LOOK Qlp WILL WHAT, 3 BUY AT SOUTTER'S Anoth Allison 26 20 Boas 23 11 Calder ,3 4 Cameron 34 16 Downey 1 Foose 11 11 Forney 35 5 Hamilton 20' 25 Harris 8 8 Lincoln .46 50 Melrose 47 21 Open Air 2' 3 Penn 7 4 Pleasant View 14 14 Reily 20 13 Riverside 10 12 Shimmell 31 30 Steele 40 -26 Vernon 24 34 Webster 26 38 Wickersham 6 5 Woodward 22 25 William Penn 41 62 Edison 274 262 Camp Curtin 166 189 T. H.

126 121 C. H. S. 52 41 Total 1145 1010 Just at present knee-length skirts seem to be the height of fashion. Where Every Day Is Bargain Day LOOK Qlp WILL WHAT I BUX AT SOUTTER'S 39c value Men's Bal-briggan Shirts and Drawers 31c 39c Dust Brushes 59c value Ladies' Lisle Vests, large sizes.

50c Celluloid Bracelets, with colored stones, 31c 69c value Ladies' Crepe and Nainsook Vests, 31c Stamped Ecru Scarfs- Special 31c 50c Value Ladies' Gloves. odd sizes 31c Plain white Turkish Towels, large size and heavy, 50c value, each, 31c 40-inch wide plain white French Ratine, 89c value; yard 31c Wool finish neat check Dress Material for school dresses, 69c value; yard 31c Rubber Knit Jiffy Pants, 98c value 31c Ladies' 69c High Bathing Shoes 31c 48c and 59c Bathing Caps 31c Black and white and white and colored Combination Belts, plain-and perforated. Special One lot Boys' Blouses, 31c 79c value Dark Brocade Ribbon, yard Cretonnes for coats and dresses, yard wide, all good patterns, 50c value; y3rd 31c LOOK pip WILL WHAT 01 BUY AT SOUTTER'S Ladies' full length Dress Panels, $1.00 value. Special 81c $1.39 value Ladies' Silk Hose, in black and colors $1.00 value Ladies' Sport Hose $3.50 value Ladies' Trimmed Ready-to-Wear and Untrimmed Hats 36 in. wide striped Dress Linen, $1.25 value yard 36-in.

wjde silk and cot ton striped Rayon, $1.25 value; 81c $1.48 value Ladies' House Dresses Ladies' Stamped Dresses Special 81c 98c value Gray Enamel Combinets Event kin, Helen Bender, Miriam Book, Emma uiiAauoiu nrtneer, xiarnei uaeeati, xreien 1 i vt i ern nam, margarei -neiiuii wio.neB, ioromy aipptv, rsuunv ij imw U.U. i 111 I I cille Smith. Mary Elizabeth Smith, Katherlne Smsddy, Maryland Speaks, Iaa-beTle Spldle, Elizabeth Tomlinson, Helen Trout, Marlon Ella Williams, Eleanor McKee, Francis Brenslnger, John Brown, Edmund Carmany, William Cobaugh, Norris Comp, Karl Danlela, James Arinur airman, Harold lsner, Rodney Gingrich, Jack Grosllmmond, Robert Harvey, Paul Henry, Carrol Hull, Martin Kranz, Herman Martin, George Reneker, Herman Seller, Chester Ship- ler. Hirrr-v wnv.i.ciih, VOIlltCLIl Donald Dysert, Walter Gantz, Donald xiernara bnaron, Albert Bhnur- n.mrua jitiica, Baiser, Dorothy Boyer. Helen Brodbecker, Edith juita nte urace uentzei Mary Grazleni, Dorothy Grimm, Mar garet Kirk, Violet Martin, Gertrude Tag.

gart, Herman Smith. SHaaTm Ella Mae Flnkerton, Ardella Sellers. Har-? Bat3nrf. Wllard Loper, May Es- linn, niimm uruoaKer. Vincent Revearo.

Margaret Kehr. Rolland Stee- Ver. KlOn.h. T.nn.M 1 1 wei truud oneiien- Err, YCKlnia Alwlns. Robert Austin.

vt Tj.h.. Chrlatmas. David Edelblute. Edward Gundel. Scott Kendall, Ruth Buck, Eugene Arnold, vFo.omin.

onyaer, Howard Womer, Anna Kehr. Virginia nu i nI riinpt, Miriam- Hartaell, Charles Hunter. John Ruby, Edna Ring, Ruch. Jane Ellaa- SfU Simmons. Earnest ChrUt- Huber.

Earl Dlehl. Maurice Eiw yP lra-w. cnaries Gohn, Rh.arr.,Kei?I's' faul Ksworthy. Marian Wolfi Tf B'nnlnghove, Harold ii.i.ii. ii7T ooert iurner, wSrilt'iV Beatrice Englo.

Ruth ytwot. ismma wneelef. Pnih GrlEsbV- Delaney Robinson. Fell Este Nicholas, Marie G. i mnarea stepnens.

Wlihnr sPi Ler' Emeon Bennlnghove. 1V.T i "ois n. vnyaer, Kuhn Hf Clf' Florence io. Aim iftiooney. itutn HsLe.r Chronlster.

Walter Moyer, J.ay Koons. Carl Sheets Sheldman. Mar. "wo, unpen aioyer, unarles Edward I Laucks. Turner.

Edward Fisher, Ray- coier. Vermont V4dH.ii.. waeningion, Madeline Donmoyer. Dorothy E. Flck 1 1 ril DCV IT! Ti i.

tat. u.i.T. ri nyius n. witmer, itn a. Moorty, -Nancy rShoap, Vln- imrm jsiark a.

Kroatt. Wal- Vlnk i Bniim i' iuiimiun wirson. AroutUS Dixon. Kenneth n.nbl. ''Juver- Aavis.

i nomas ui "-T-'L Fritch, Marv R1.Y"",."W.. CAJ, Dc7ik.n'uSk- Moorl' Maty Elizabeth Schlayer. Jack Pat- Gaf7ney. hi Auicksr'AaM tT tieaner, Jl ennifr Bernhardt. Mrrle Bltner.

Catherine MatiM. i. -iucK, nun uiouser, Courts. Helena De- Forra rf trl-, aust. Thelma Forry.

Lyla Garberlch. Esther GUI Ella HJno'e. Elizabeth Hook? Fv.ivn w.iii Johnson, -Mary King. Katherlne uittui-iiQ L.eaaer. Pauline McConnell.

Dorothy Man ley. EdJ.a 6cholvlnenGenevleve Jane ThomDson. nnrnihv Ethel Updegraff. Ross Vetere Gladys EdasnSA JBan Whorley Julia Hartman r.E RoCrum. Clarence Demey.

John Dugan. Robert Enrl. Earl Faefii Felke Winiam FellSwa, Kenneth Gorman. Russell Good. Frank Harm.an.

Edwin Hess. Robert HoMeri. Jol'n Koon" Dor-rPuJll Looker. Lester McCord. Hubert McCracken.

John McOowan. Burton Fred Reynolds! liiak Paul Smith Kenneth Snyder. Cecil Straw, Earl Thrush Calvin Wunderllclc. Mnfgaret Bolton Louise Dletz. Edith irb! Vesta Erh' r.n Ff nlcaJi Erdlne F.

Evelyn Mar'an Gluck. Marguerite Helen Hurst. Mary Hurst. Gladys May Janes. Loletta Miller Berv Osman.

Gertrude Ramsey? Ruth Rlohwlne. Katherlne Rodgers. Margaret Ruyan' Bchellas. Isabelle Sh'ta. Emma Spliwn! Fihh Stuckey.

Elizabeth Wllbar, Mary Wolfe. Evelyn Yingst. William Armento Kenneth Charles Burrs. Melvin Cobaugh" Miles Gaffney, Harold Harper, William Holsberg. Samuel Hoover, John Jones Marshba'T.

fjn5. bJft Marshbank. Almon J. Shirk HarniH Rwoje, Frank Wagner. HaVry 'Weltmer Hoyd Zacharlas, Verne Fleagle.

How- ence Fenstermacher. Luella Foreman jyiullne Keeney. Margaret McCambv Margaretta Helen MuellerT Ruth' ior Caroline fhomp-Son; Washington, Mirgaret Wl bert. Thelma Workman. Weston Leroy Bender Earl Brlckely.

Donald Camerson. Tyler Douglas. Robert Downes. John Eby. Leroy Hoopes.

Cl! Hv Wilson Hoy. Wayne Larson, George Leo Charles Looker. Clarence Miller. DanTe Poffenberger, Wilbur Runkle. Pail Runp R'harl Mothower, Herbert Smith, Warren Sna-der Ralph Snyder.

Howard sSlVe? nl: sel Strawhecker. Charles Thornton! Cloyd Thrush faamuel Ulrich. Norman Ward. Hermenla dorff. Ruth Dlntlman.

Alberta Emmlnger. Romalne Fleagle, Evelyn Glse, Margaret Gise. Catherine Grau. Evelvn Heagy. Marlon Hoover.

Susan Hoover New Cold Cream Powder Stays On Until You Take It Off I Perspiration, even won't affect it won't come through and an ugly shine 1 It spreads evenly, and cannot be detected from the skin-suits any complexion, for it tones in with the natural coloring and makes the pores invisible. Get this new wonderful beauty powder called Mellow-glo and try it. Pomeroy's, and Clark's Cut Hate Stores. Blotches ugly and embarrassing can usually be dispelled by a few applications of Resinol Ointment bo don't let a pimply, unattractive akin shut you off from admiration or pleasant associations. The healing ingredienta of Reainol help it to soothe away blotches, redness, roughness, so quickly and easily thatithas become a standard treatment for those in search of skin health.

At all drug stores Hoas. Hazel Hallman. Ruth Dodd, Ste-ber Holllniter. Uretna Pauline Bough-man. John Wnlf.

Tlnrnthv SnhnUrnbuscK Anna Anderson, Martha PlnKer. Anthony Papaschrlstos. William Balthaser. Bernard Collena. Richard C.

Loper. June Hertiier, Armand Maanelll, Robert Schwartz, Walter Emmlnger, Howard Snyder. Joyce Bell, Jessie Lenker. Elisabeth Schnnrhusp.h. Hlilinrrt C.

Rife. (Jeorge C. Papaschrlstos. Anna Katherlne Aiusser. Calder.

Marshall Stewart. Ross W. Johnson. Irvin Brown. Cameron.

Helen Goodman, George vi Ti 1 Jl (jllbert Bser. Leroy Houdeshel, Howard Mocker. Maurice Young. Lewellyn Wilt, Edna Mae Glede. Edna -Heck.

Cloyde Dare. Delbert Myers, Dorothy Singer. Harold WhlteTy. Henry Spicer. Harry Kline.

Merton M. Whorley, Irene Calhoun. Mervin Hoverter, Kenneth Smith. Ruth Trout, Sara Hayman. Easa Shocker.

Edgar Goodman, Elisabeth Shaw, Henry Gelsel, Miriam Comp. Helen Arthur, Helen Lyter. Janet Bailey. Mildred F. Balr.

Harold D. Cohl, Josephine Wheller. Downey. John Hlrsch. Foose.

Ivetta Hartley, George L. Charles, Mary Alice Klugh, Harry Buser, Joseph Buskey, Beatrice Carbbe. Joseph Ferrell, Eugene Lenta, Charles Bcbeared, Lillian Yose. Prances Kelchner. Forney.

Edward Behney, Harry Duh-kelberger, Charles Farnham. Joseph Got-wals. Richard Herbert. John Jacobs. Cecil Oyler, Kermit Leltner.

Evelyn Brlckley. Ethel Davis. Helen Davenport. Ruth Frehn. Kathleen McCullough, Vermin Gross, Robert Holsberg.

Jean Bowman. Anna Emma Marv Smvser. Leona Brlckley, Dorothy Tlngst, Roland Adams, Earl Davis. Stanley Kllllnger, Albert Herbert, Donald Bowman. Oeorge Hibbs.

Richard Huber. Jack Morris. Edgar Smith. Ruth Llnsenmayer, Amy Mae Leltner. Dorothy Boyer, Emerson Kautr- man.

Preston Williams. Donald Dlehl. Hamilton. Doris Kugle. Evelyn Tom-llnson.

Marlln Conrad. Virginia Roeschel. Charles Stlner. Elwood Burger, Jeanette sellers, jstnel u. Toddes.

Emory Klstier, Ueorare Fleck, Thelma Robinson, Violet Wherley. Dorothy Mary Kllck, Beatrice Pottelger. Anna Taylor, Glynn Brown, Catherine Conrad. Robert Kugel. William Reeder.

Harris. Kosle Spagnolt, Karl Kelrtl. Zelma W. minion. John W.

Blessing. Edwin H. Huber, Arbutus Dunlap, William Weaver. Ruth Fink. Lincoln.

Robert Schlayer. Leander Hamm. Howard Davles. Kenneth Eshen- aur, Donald Lebo. Charles Matz.

Robert mi in pa. Kobert Zacharls. Marguerite Abbott, Madeline Gelling, Grace Kline, Margaret Nesbit. Emellna Ramsev. Mar.

iorie Vogelsong, Lester Llla lenry. Margaret. Peters. Elizabeth Schubkeirel. Retta Svkes.

Chester Zim merman, Ernest Cassell. Mervin Huber, Mary waimer. Alary waiters, Robert Snoop, Stewart Adams, Helen Mae Evans, Owen Zackarlas, Mary Jane Gillia. Phyllis Murray. John E.

Richards, David Hines, Willis Herbert, Marion Henrv. Elizabeth L. Rehn. Wen dell Vogelsong, Miriam Flnkenblnder, Ellis Gourley. Wayne Lebo, Curtis Rei- oer.

Thelma TearicK, Arthur Frey, Anna Hamm. Helen Myers. Nora Selale. Fran ces Kershner. Melrose.

Violet Barr. Rthel Batdorf. Jean Gingrich. Sara Henry. Roscoe Leader, John Miller.

Earl Traxler, Robert 8tambaueK Samuel Leader. Harry Page. Catherine Pike. Willis Hlckley. Agnes Taylor.

Ethel Cornman, Lois Pof-fenberger, Mary Arbaugh. Mary Holmes, Mary Shuster, Ruth Menear, Roberta Wells. Winifred Atticks. Robert Lenker. Albert Bowman, Edna Carpenter.

Anna Sterrett, Margaret Regar, Thomas OrlgBby, John Cobaugh. Edgar Linger, Gordon Grau, Edgar Menear, Handy Hinckley. Maxlne Swisher. Arthur Ster- rett. Williams Wells.

Grace Naugle. Myrran Uoudman. Mildred Dowhower, Rita Jean Holler. Evelvn Tavlor. Gor don Taylor, Kathryn Porr, Ray Holmes, wenora.

caivert. jonn rranann Biacy. Ellis Luzeon Barr, Katherlne Sara Naugle. Open Air. Eleanors Reese, Samuel Reese.

Penn. Fritz Kunkel, Jessie Miller, Paul Snittler-. Conrad Ulrich. Jacob Gross. Richard Swain.

Susan Kllllch. Pleasant View. Charles Wilson. William Antrony, Delmar Wolfe, Edgar Anthonv. Thomas Cence.

Richard Dosh. Robert Hemmlnger. Ruth Theai, Luther Warner. Leo Weltmer. John Backasto.

Leroy Cense. Grover Wolf. Gladys uunKie. Relly. Eva Albrieht.

Karl Keffer. Charles Shade. Donald Wallace. David Wllbert. Paul Hilton, Bruno Brubaker, Doris McCutcheon.

Mary Mack, Lillian mitn. bwartz. Kennetn look, Stewart Weaver. William Guldner. Stan ley Hits.

Helen Ream. Ralph Plccalo, Florence Quay, Margaret Venture, Douglas Myers. Riverside. Dixon Blanchard, Clinton Conn, Earle Wolfe, Revere Mummert, Hazel Cassatt, Elizabeth Sutton, Joseph a. (jnaries.

to win i iscer, ra.u Wolfe, Pauline Wilson. Shimmell. Margaret e. Mary Catherine Stlne. William Marks, Dorothy Atkins.

Dorothy Byler. David Mitten, Frances Carl, Anna Jane Langletz. Leo Fetterhoff. Richard Douple. Myrl Blnger, Eleanor Lowden, Anna Merzolf, Ethel Vanasdalan, Hilda Hart man.

Harriet Tentch. William Mueller. Mildred McGee. Jennie Miller. William Grlgsby Warner Thornton.

Grace Atkins, Donald Iangletz, David Marks, Jennie Levens, Maraaret Stouffer. Marearet. Miller. Anna Cullison, Harold Langletz, Leopold smeriguo, winured Slier. Tech.

Paul Barbour, Mark Bateman, Harry Coryell. Roy Eshonaur. Richard Felix, Odin Fitting, Earl Fohl, Eugene fry, ueorge uower, Charles Lingle, Fred Lumb, George McGrath, James Reynolds, John Splawn, Chester Stewart, Donald Stona, Russell Trimmer, George Tarnall, Carl Brlndle, Roy Burns, Victor Gallagher, Bernard Mowery, Joseph Orr, Clyde Peters, Ross Wlmer, Robert Albright, Henry Arbaugh, Frederick Armento, Ralph Deckard, Harold Dickert, Robert vans, uiyae Joseph Keane, Glenn Kunkel, Richard Long, Donald Miller, George Naylor, Globbe Nelll, Victor Prowell, Earl Schmltt, Cedrlo Wend-ler, Gilbert Wise, Norman Zook, Harry Aughinbaugh, Raymond Balser, James Booser, Douglas Bowman, Harold nunter, cnaries Jones, Kenneth Lawlev. Edgar Martin, Howard McCurdy. Mar- yu, -nanes Kenneth Kelghter, Harry Rudy, Gordon Shure, Marlin Strlckler, Wlllman Wenk.

Earl Woods, Charles Tlngst, Leslie Yohn, Charles Arbaugh, Herman Armstronr. Charles Black, Edwin Blouch, Harry Brlnser, Jens Clausen, Dewitt Clay, Wll- v-ouu, rrinn John Geisking, Henry Hare, Paul Harm, Charles Hoffman, Donald Jenkins, John Kellberg, Alvin Mitchell, Burt Pratt. Howard Reigel, Daniel Bicker. John Hnicr Franklin Stees. Milton Turney.

Robert i -Dacnman, William Bar-nitz George Bodmer, Vloyd Bridge. Earl Bridge. Iber Bruner. Lewis Good. Jbck Hamaker.

Wiliner Harrison, Paul Henry, John Herbert. Floyd Hoffman, Edward Hopkins, Charles Jamison, Stanley Jeffries, Joseph Long, John McGrath, Frederick Miller, John Quald, Charles Revle. Goro Stineman, Stanley Walker, Markwood Baker, George Bannan. (ClVk Boyer, Hawkins Bright! bill, Lestor Ellenberger, Carson Flckes John Orayblll, ter Mehring, James Nell, John Morton Curtis Prltchard, Philip Woodring u'S Mildred Emer-Ick, Helen Fullcher, Pauline Good, Catharine Helcher. Muriel Long Blanche Lutz, Ethel Marsolf.

Maude Miller Ma! rle Stapf. Marl. Wolf, Calhoun T.Efr'er'' Blanche Isele, Lucille Norton Gertrude Schutt Kathryn Clemm Barbarl cro! zler, Frances Eatnn. i i ro June Harm Dorothy Holmes. Susn My- Kijrere, irrnn Pelfer Scheetz, Ellen SlothowerT Alhirta win ster.

Evelyn Zimmerfhan m2 Grim Julia Hagarman. Amy Kuche? Vi Kulp, Mary Vernabill Neff Margaret Plank. dred Shue. Mary Elizabeth Edna' Wayn Hollenbaugh Walter Kinslnger, Everett Long Roy Long. Ross McAllch.r ney, Oeorge Miller, Pell Moyer Wlnfleid Bradbury, Samuel Dalley, RhThard To, Wllllamy'Gover Albert Judd.

William Kerr, Vinson MorraN Oerald Myers, William Sees Camfron Simmer. William Eldridge Zeigler, Ethel Allen. Mildred Arbeaaft Helen Bodmer, Dorothy Bruner, Sara Bush, Mary Copeland. Elizabeth Glede js-mei nartman, Winifred Kerns Marv Miller: Elisabeth Klnn milieu, narriet w.bv. SA.Wrh.; Doloih.y Ky.

bS Craig. James Gordon, John Guldner, Elwood Novlnger. Clyde Nusbaum David Peters, Robert Wahl, Russell Wahl Rnh srt filbert, Mabel Bergstresser Corneflus Ssra Engle, Catherine Ferber ftladvi Flnfrock, Dorothy Garlln, Gen Grunden Jeanne Kel.er Mabel KuhS TMildred Lo: ban. Anna Lyter, Jeanette Monroe Ann. Short Catherine Warren! WU bert, George Raer.

Euaen. r.ii. liSHtroclt, Stanton Hill, Willi, l.uiner J.enaer uavia MeNaugh ton. ren MerU. Harold Munnmrl Hi.rrv l'lpv.

Calviu iaylor, "Annn Bishop. An Beaner. Albert Bomgardner. Kenneth Crist, Albert Cyrus. Donald Doelkei Kenneth Garvick.

Joslah Hllleiras. Ken nvui inifllA. U7I HIU lnilll. Annul nuiu, Florence Baker. Velva Bruaw.

Louise Burganstock, Helen Case. Susanne Devout. Esther Espenshade. Beatrice Hlngaman, Kathryn Frasch. Maude Hart.

Darlene Hartman. Ruth Nelson Cleta Nye, Esther Rahm, Evelyn Rich-wine, Evelyn Shade. Wllma Shroeder, Helena uiouser, Sara Mae itlege Phoebe Sharo. Eleanor Sheesley. Rut ShenU, Josephine Shoap, Susanne Spier.

Brain Tests By SAM LOYD Minutes to Answer This Sprinkle one consonant through the following line of letters, to make it a complete sentence: UYALEDANDLUERED Answer to Previous Day The diagram illustrates the appli cation, oi fytnagoras theorem in solving the problem wherein it is re quired to dissect the figure of two connected squares into three parts which reform into a sinele sauare We cut from A to to produce a triangle, whose base and elevation are similar to the sides of the two smiares. The linn of tha hvnnlhs. 'nuse, therefore, shows the dimension of the larger square, which will equal the two. Then from A to we clip off another triangle of the same di mensions. Thus the two cuts have produced four edges of the lengths for the sides of the prospective square, and all that remains is to -place them in position to produce tne square a and V.

S) 1 Si Big Sport Estates Fast Disappearing LONDON. Aug. 10. Day-by-day the vast landed estates of the Brit ish nobility keep coming into the market for sale under the auction eer's hammer. Latest of those announced for forthcoming sales is the great sporting estate of the late Lord Leverhulme comprising more than 360,000 acres.

It is to be broken up and sold in portions by auction unless a buyer in the meantime is found for the whole estate. It includes beside large Scottish mainland holdings, hams Island, HAY FEVER stopped HERE'S a joyous truth. Hay fever can stopped and in 24 boors. Dr. Plstt's Riaex Prsicription is iumntud to doit.

Relief i inmediste. This remarkable ssw internal remedy drives tbeMfc poisons Iron pollens right out of your system. Sneezing nisally ceases ia 30 minutes. Eves that bsneial asthms leaves yon entirely. Runny noes headache iever sors eyes every sialic symptosa fees.

Try Rises oa onr (asrsatec. Money back cheerfully if it fails. Get (rite-ful sleep tonight. Corns ia for Ribm. Gasrsnteed slso for Rose Fever, Summer Colds sad Acnt Catarrh.

Sold here by Square Cnt Kate Store 8econd an Market Hts, Hivrrlnburg Lib, Co. 1935 Fa, One Thin Woman Gained 10 Pounds in 20 Days Skinny Men Can Do the Same All weak men and women All nervous men and women All skinny men and women Can grow stronger, healthier and more vigorous and take on solid needed flesh in 30 days just by taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets four times a day as easy to take as candy. And what a hit these flesh producing tablets have made. One druggist tripled his sales in one week. Everybody knows that nasty-tasting evil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is a wonderful vitalizer, flesh producer and health creator.

But who wants to swallow the horrible stuff, when these wonderful tablets McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, are just as good and so easy to take. A box of 60 tablets for 60 cents and if any skinny man or woman doesn't gain at least 6 pounds in 30 days-money back. Ask Kennedy's Cut Rate Store, George A. Gorges or-any good druggists anywhere in America. Be sure and get McCoy's the original and genuine, and don't forget there is nothing on earth so good to make backward, listless, children grow strong and robust.

IT nnav irv.ii lv JfcPRESCRlPTION LOOK lip WILL WHAT I I BUY AT SOUTTER'S 19c value Children's length Socks, odd sizes; 2 pair 11c 25c value Children's Short Socks, odd sizes, 11c 25c value Children's Gauze Vests, counter soiled 11c 19c value Men's or Boys' Wash Ties 11c 19c value Crochet Lace, yard 19c Clothes or Shoe Brush 39c a 1 Children's Combinations 11c 50c value Children's Sateen Bloomers, Stamped Aprons, Spe- CI ill a llC 25c value Men's White Handkerchiefs 36-inch wide Bleached Muslin, yard lie Blue and red check linen finish Toweling, yard, 11c 27-int wide striped Flannel, yd. 25c value Satin Ribbon, yard 11c LOOK "Tip WILL WHAT I BUY AT SOUTTER'S 36-in. wide striped Shantung, $1.00 value; 71c 36-in. wide striped and check Brocade Dress Crepes, $1.25 value; yard 36-in. wide neat striped Ravon Crepes, $1.00 value; yard 71c Electric Curling Irons, each 71c Pocketbooks with inside frame and long strap handle.

Special. Stamped Romper Suits, 1, 2, 3-year sizes. Special 71c Girls' White Poplin Hats, $1.19 value. 89c value 2-qt. Aluminum Percolators $5 value Ladies' Trim LOOK $1.41 WILL WHAT BUY AT SOUTTER'S LOOK 01 WILL WHAT BUY AT SOUTTER'S Sew-on Supporters, a pair Fancy Garters, a pair, 21c Hair Nets, double mesh, 3 for 21c 25c value Men's Lisle Hose, plain colors, all sizes r.

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