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PAGE ELEVEN THE EVENING NEWS. HARRISBURG, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 The School Evening News Home Work Play School Stady Sports BIG SANDY, W. Feb. 21-j The manager, of a moving pictu theater here is demanding an vrT-usual reform in moving pictures. He wants the number of sub-titles greatly reduced.

So many of the patrons from the coal fields are ur--. (For tie Elementary Grades) Ludlow Tells of Lobby Here to Kill Tax BUI State Political Gleanings mare; offertory, "Intermezzo, "Steane; anthem, "Lead Us, Father," Wooler; postlude, "Allegro con Spirito," Aber-nethy. Evening Prelude, "From the South," Gillette; offertory, "Awakening," Engelmann; contralto solo. "In Thee, Lord (Frey) Miss Mary E. Worley; postlude, "Grand Choeur," Harris West Fairview News; Sermon to P.

0. S. of A. NO. 1291 EVERY DAY SATURDAY.

FEBRUARY 21r 1925 4 klA a -o that Vi. Ii a kntr ti QUlv i cava kjiaw uc wuvn uvj vvr DEWELLYN P. WILT to Hannah Hoffman; in read the sub-titles. Now the bay i'- THE QUARREL By HELM A BLRD PERFORM THIS TRICK ON YOUR DAD the Fifth Grade Club, there were two prizes given and the winners (Thelma Burd is In claims the number has increased so much that he is entitled to more i t- ia. 1 i Misa Laura Sloat's SA of them were Esther English class at the inuncy.

iu gck iu, lie iua gone on a strike. Buck and Howard Ale; Hamilton Building). the Sixth Grade Club Once upon a time two also gave two prizes and WEST FAIEVIEW, Feb. 21. Camp No, 713, P.

O. S. of of West Fair-view and Commandry No. 61, of Har-risburg will attend services in the United Brethren Church at Wormleys-burg tomorrow. The Enola Engine dogs had a quarrel.

The one was fat and the the winners of these were Louise Seighmaa "Behold, the mystic magic of the Indies a trick with cards which baffles science and again proves the old adage 'the quickness of the hand 'deceive the eye. "Here I let yon pick any card in the deck as I skimmingly nnfold them, You know the card? Dont let me see TIE same tax lobby that was here two years ago and in 1921 to prevent the passage of an equitable assessment measure is back. This lobby through collections of funds from tax collectors and ethers interested in keeping the present cumbersome system going so that the local political machines have more jobs to hand out, is one of the strongest in the State. The lobby is leas well known than Grundy and his Man Friday; Chet Hill, but it is no less obnoxious to many members than the manufacturers lobby. The fight against the existing fees system started in 1921, when Representative John Marshall, of Beaver County, introduced a bill revis-inir the whole system of collecting and assessing.

The bill got nowhere. and Robert Greene. The clubs are under other one was thin. The fat one said, "I bet I am stronger than you." Then the thin one said, "No, you're not." So batch on top. Then spell it -out and the picked card will be shown.

CAP'S ZYB. FArs nap Every time "The Big went on a nunting or fishing trip Fat Ames was sure to. spend half of- his time sleeping, tickling and pinching aim did no He as as "hard, to as a mountain." The Big Four had been restless since Fine for Neuralgia Musterole insures quick relief from neuralgia. When those sharp pains go shooting through your head, just rub a little of this clean, white ointment onr your temples and neck. Musterole is made with oil of mu4- 1 tard, but will not bum and blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster.

House chorus will furnish music. The Cumberland County track meet is scheduled for the first week in May. The High and Grammar schools here they began to quarrel. expect to participate. Those eligible awakened by some one shaking him.

"Get ns, Fat," one of the boys shouted in his ear. 'There's a blizzard or something. It's blowing limbs down and part of the old cabin roof's ripped off. I never saw such a wind!" Fat half opened his eyes. He decided it was a dark morning and they were trying to get him up early.

"You fellows go hunting without me," he- mumbled sleepily. "I'm going to finish my nap." In spite of their shakings ha was off to sleep again. Along came a fierce gust of wind and snow, blowing open the door of the tent. It pulled itr bat put it back as I The fat one saw a eat sitting on the fence. He said to the thin one, It was reintroduced two years ago by Mr.

Ludlow and is pending in tnei iet the cards sift win go into training as soon as the weather permits. The Busy Bee class held its monthly meetine at the home Assembly. through my fingers (as "If the taxpayers of said Mr. Ludlow, speaking in. in fig.

2). Now. I will "Whoever can chase that cat off the fence is the Philarlp nhia vpstprrlmr. arant to rhancx their svstem ol assessment ana iook. Anajj the supervision of Miss Susanna Fisher.

BOAS SCHOOL, GOOD-BYE By VIRGINIA WEBBERT (Virginia Webbert, II years old, la the poetess of her class at the Boas Building and wrote this poem at promotion time). Boa's School, our class is leaving you, To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for '-1. babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. 35 and 65c in jars and tabes; I will now spell out your mllprtinn thrniiwriniit t.h rnnntips.

now is the time to act. After ADril 16 school stopped their stronger." First the thin one tried. He barked and hospital size, Dewellyn P. Wilt is the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Wilt, 2125 Penn street. She started to school in the barked, but he could not chase the cat. Then it was the fat one's turn.

Summer so they were very glad when Mr. Potter, father of Jimmy 1 1 e'r, arranged to take them on a hunting trip over Sau car, beginning with the top 'Ace of Hearts' and sure enough the eleventh' card is-the ace of hearts. Here's how it's done. When the card is put back in the deck. 'you of Dorian Folk.

Those present were: Miss Woma Gerraaine. Lyda Boyer, Pansy Catherine Hevel, Gladys Lose, Thelma Hoke, Irene Jamison, Dorian Foulk and Mrs. Charles Glessner the latter teacher of the class. It was decided to hold an orange social at the next meeting. Mr.

and Mrs. Amos Hinkle held a birth day party in honor of their daughter, Myrtle Hinkle, who observed her 12th anniversary on Thursday. Games and music were featured and refreshments served to Helen Hawbaker, Virgie Mus-ser, Anna Davis, Viola Trout, Alice Baker, Ruth Kell, Wilbar Kell, Paul Hinkle, Loyd Trout Samuel Hinkle, Mrs. Clyde Lusc and Mrs. Amos Hinkle.

He barked and barked but he could not chase kindergarten of the Cam it may be possible to complain, but it will be another two years before any correction is even possible. "The 100-year-old crazy quilt of our patchwork county tax laws may be discarded if the taxpayers will act now. "Government of the tax collectors, by the tax -collectors and for the tax collectors may be eliminated at the present session of the Legislature if thinking citizens will act. "The tax assessors and collectors are awake to protect the present system, which may mean extravagance "for the taxpayer, but means fees to them out of all proportion to the work done. The system may be stricken out." the top cover from the urday and Sunday up in the northern part Af the shivering at.

"You But we shall ne'er forget All the good times we Bute. fellows leave those have had in you covers alone," he protested, "or Ill 111' While our duties we BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER He was asleep again. have met. They spent all 'Saturday-hunting and had good luck that is, three of the boys and Mr. Potter had good luck.

Fat curled np and went, to Once more he was awak encd, this time by cold Isabel, Thelma Betty snow on his face. That and "The tax collectors and tax asses-I sors have been asked to contribute 10 each to maintain their lobby at Har-risburg to defeat the bill prepared by the commission an do in ted bv Governor sleep. They went to bed in And many others too, Will go to Camp Cnrtin contrive 1 keep the little finger of the right hand in the place where it i kept, flattening down the forward portion of the deck. By manipulation, get the lower half of the deck (under your little finger) on top 'and conT trive to look at the top card as you commence your shuffle. -This is the card picked." When shuffled, look through the cards, face up and count forward enough cards to spell out the name of the card picked and put the the bunting lodge early, Junior High bill does not apply, the saving will be great.

"A large proportion of State revenues are paid by Philadelphia County to the Commonwealth. A -large part of these State revenues are need in the payment of subsidies to school districts. If a school district receives, for example, $30,000 a year by way of State aid and during the same year To see what we can do. lor tbe weather was quits cold and a wind eron School when it first opened in September, 1923, and has attended every session since then. In February she was promoted to the first grade of the Cameron School, where she hopes again to make a record in regular attendance.

Dewellyn will not be 6 years old until May 1. At present ber home room teacher at Cameron is Miss Flora Bent-zel. BIRTHDAY CLUB Today is the birthday of: Owen Kenmas Singer, Dauphin. Catherine Sheely, Camp Hill. Jeanette Good man, 1418 North Sixth street.

was risings Soon after Lemoyne Essay Contest Won by Russell Stupp LEMOYNE, Feb. 21. First prize in I the essay contest on the subject, "George Washington, Statesman and I Soldier," held by pupils of the local high school, was won by Russell W. Stupp; second, Janet M. Trostle, and; third, William S.

Black. The awards were $5, $3 and $2. So, good-bye, our dear old school And all the teachers, they were snugly in the tent snow to fall. Then the-, wind blew with Increasing violence. Along in the middle of the night, Fat was bproui.

Are you wining to maun your titiienship against their money-lobby? "If 1 only is necessary to -collect where now we spend $7, why not put more business into our Government and adopt the cheaper method? "If half the states of the Union have been collecting taxes under the more economical system, some of them for many years, why should Pennsylvania delay in making the change? "The commission appointed six toe; We have tried to give you what is right And received the same the cat. So neither of the dogs were the stronger. It is better not quarrel. BASKETBALL TEAM AT PEXN The boys of the Penn Building, Seventh and Cumberland streets, have organized a basketball team and played their first game of the season last night at the P. R.

R. Y. M. C. A.

Bendal Koons is the captain of tbe organization with the following boys comprising the team: Forwards, Pete Kanoff and Paul Werner; guards, Nelson Shade and Bendal Koons; center, Thomas Stago; substitutes, guards, John Longo and Bennie Hamburger; center, John Keete; forward, Jim Smith. Stanley Gibbon manages the team while Harold Snyder is the coach. PRIZE WINNERS AT VERNON CLUBS At the meeting of the Current Clubs of the Vernon Building on Wednesday afternoon, February 11, prizes of Perry pictures were pays $10,000 for tne collection ox its school taxes, where a fifth of that amount would suffice, the State is be-, ing cheated and the local school district is being cheated." Speaking of that most apparent lobby, Grundy and Hill, there are many stories afloat in the' legislative from you. WOODWARD PUPILS Save Your Discount By paying your light bills before the discount period expires. Discount Period Expires Monday, Feb.

23 FOR TIIE FOLLOWING DISTRICTS Route No. 22 Broad; Market House; Calder; Wyeth. Route No. 23 Boyd; Harris; Hamilton. Route No.

24 Wallace; Sayford; Currant; Reily. Route No. 25 Penn. Route No. 26 Susquehanna; Union was a mean trick, he thought angrily.

He just wouldn't pay any attention, so again he cuddled under the covers.1 The sun was shining brightly when he awoke again. He looked about in bewilderment. There was a fire in the fireplace, but part of the cabin seemed to be missing. "Gee, Fat," called Joe Potter excitedly, "we had a terrible blizzard, and you never "Well, why didn't you let me know?" grumbled Fat "That's just like you fellows. Never wake me lip when there's any excitement." HE PUT THEM ALL IN "Great Scottl What on earth has that fool of a jeweler been-playing at with this ring?" exclaimed a young man gazing at the engagement ring in his hand.

"What's the trouble?" years ago, after a'most careful study, M. Mowery, of the Patriotic Order Sons of America, under whose auspices the contest was held, presented the awards following a short literary program presented by the pupils of the school in connection with the observance of literary week. ATTENDS UNCLE'S FUNERAL NEW CUMBERLAND, Feb. 21. The Rev.

C. W. Fields attended funeral services for his uncle, 0. J. Cassady, at Mt.

Union, yesterday. recommended the change, the new State Tax Commission, whose report was filed with the present Legislature two weeks ago, recommends that the pending bill to revise assessment and collection methods throughout the counties be adopted. The various busi- halls with this pair as the butt. One legislator was speaking of the conservative proportions of Hill the other day. "Three people tripped over him in going down the aisles to their seats in the House," he said.

In these days of lack of sufficient funds for State purposes that is all the purposes the organization and the administration can dig op, various methods of increasing the revenue PLAY AT CLUB The girls and boys who comprise the orchestra of the Woodward Building gave a short program of attractive numbers at the meeting of the Harris-burg War Mothers at the Elks' Club on Monday evening. The orchestra which is under the direction of Miss Morraine Musselman of the staff of Woodward, is composed of young school children, and includes: Clara Peters, Dorothea Tebbs, Howard Daniel, John Bowers, William Van Dyke, Charles Knabe, Jack Turner, and Sherwin have been discussed. One that is heard Claire Sheets, Burn-ham. Sunday will be the birthday of: Helen Hope Davis, 1526 Walnut street. Robert Roland Scheff, 1906 Greenwood street.

Catherine Finnen, 336 South Cameron street Violet Strock, 1914 North Fourth street. Paul Bankes, 635 Race street Robert Schell, 1906 Greenwood street. a rt ha Ellenberger, 1962 North Fifth street Margherita a Lemoyne. daily while the sessions are on is to the effect that the State will rent office space in the new building to lobbyists. asked his friend.

Canital; IaniM! William? ra i ness organizations of the State demand its passage; editorial comment is virtually unanimous in its behalf; the women's clubs throughout the State demand it; the State Department of Public Instruction will be greatly aided by it; the amount of State aid to school districts could either be reduced by a diminution of the cost of collection of school taxes or the school districts with their present outlay could obtain more for their money. "Shall the assessors and collectors stand in the way? "The answer is with the taxpayers. Their representatives in the Legisla-tare hear only from the organizations! of assessors and collectors back home. i "Are the taxpayers, who pay the bill, going to stand mute, or shall they. it is believed the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association would pay liberally, according to this gossip, as its representatives appear so tired while standing about the aisles and the Kills Cuban Officer Who Insulted American Woman By United Prt HAVANA.

Feb. 21. Ill feeling between Government troops and police following the killing of an army officer by a policeman when the former was said to have insulted an American woman tourist in a cabaret has resulted in a drastic military order confining troops to quarters. Police say the army officer was with four Americans, Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Atkins, of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Tracy, of Elkhart, Ind when he was shot. Authorities are making every effort to suppress details of the affair. awarded to the girl or boy who presented the most interesteing current event in that section of the organization. "Why, I told hira to engrave 'From A to Z' meaning from.

Arthur to Zena on the inside of it, and the idiot has put in the whole blooming alphabet." "Many members would vote for such a rental plan, remarked a Senator the In the Fourth Grade Club the prize was voted other day, "just to get the familiar faces of the lobbyists out of the Senate chamber. We certainly are' tired of some of them." Sunday School; 6.45 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Special song service at evening service.

West Shore, Cumberland Valley And Central Pennsylvania News The York County Commissioners have appointed Horace S. Krone. York. Marion. Route No.

27 Green (even). Route No. 28 Green (odd). Route No. 29 Seventh; Fox; Jefferson; Elizabeth.

Watch Daily Announce, ments for" warning date of expiration in your district. HARRISBURG LIGHT AND POWER CO. THE HOME OF MODERN POWER whose money is being uneconomically expended and whose present system assessment is unfair and in. many cases a scandalous cheat, going to stand passively by while interested jobholders maintain the system? "Even in Philadelphia, to which the WASHINGTON AS Services Tomorrow in West Shore Churches Camp Hill Presbyterian Church, Market street The Rev. H.

C. Snitcher. pastor. 11 a. "Accounting to God;" 7.30 p.

"What Would Washington Teach Us Today:" 8.45 a. Sunday School. ML Calvary Episcopal Church, Camp Hill 11 a. St Mark's Lutheran Church, West Fairview-The Rev. Ludwig C.

Mor-tensen, pastor. 7.30 p. "Tha Blind 1.30 p. Sunday School; 6.30 p. Christian Endeavor meeting; Wednesday 7.30 p.

First Lenten service. NEW CUMBERLAND METHODIST Morning. Prelude, "Prelude," Fair: anthem, Grant Us Light," Hosmer; offertory, "Minuet," Matheson; postlude, "Postlude," Vasseur. Evening. Prelude, "Festival Gosterman; anthem, "Tbe Heavenly Rest," Bergh; offertory, "Romance," Geissler; trio, soprano, alto and bass, "Hear Our Prayer" (Abbott), Mrs.

Bowman, Mrs. Burns and Mr. Lechthaler; postlude, "March," Winter. 1 II COUGH QUICKLY RELIEVED This is the substance of a letter received from H. W.

Webb, Quincy, 111., "I coughed a great deal, especially at night. Tried almost everything and nave found nothing to equal FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. One dose relieved my cough and I rested well all night." One of the largest selling cough medicines in the world. Contains no a transcribing clerk in the commissioners office. He succeeds the late Harry Bowman, of Hanover, and will assume his duties next Tuesday.

Krone is a son of Walter F. Krone, who has been active in Democratic poiitics many years. A vigorous clash occurred at the meeting of the board of poor directors yesterday, when Charles E. Frey, the Democratic member, wanted to aDnoint SERMON THEME NEW CUMBERLAND, Feb. 21.

I Aspirin Gargle CAMP HILL LUTHERAN Morning Prelude, "Andantino," Le- opiates. Safe for children. Insist upon Foley's. Refuse substitutes, i "Lessons from the Life of Washington" will be the sermon topic of the Jiah assistant matron at the York County PLAN NEW TROOP OF BOY SCOUTS CAMP HILL, Feb. 21.

Final preparations for the organization of a Troop of Boy Scouts, the number to be designated later, were completed last night at the Camp Hill Lutheran Church. The organization will be completed and the papers forwarded tomorrow by the officials who are in charge of the work. The Troop will then receive its official number from State Scout Headquarters. The Troop is being organized with George Wade as scoutmaster and A C. Rev.

J. H. Schmitt in Trinity United Brethren Church tomorrow evening at 7 The morning' theme, at 10.30. will be "Worshiping God vs. uinuuuujc.

uuiui juunues, pregiueni of the board, a Republican, as well, I vigorously opposed such a move, de-I daring that the present matron, Mrs. Fanny Peeling, does not want an assistant and that she is nerfectlv willintr Tonsilitis in During a Serman." Other services at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, near) Wertsville The Rev. Ludwig C. Mor-tensen, pastor.

10.30 a. "The Blind 9.30 a. Sunday School. Church of Christ, Lemoyne The Rev. N.

D. Webber, pastor. 10.30 a. "Blessed Be the 7.30 p. "Gluttony," fifth in series on The Seven Deadly Sins; 9.30 a.

Bible School; 6.20 p. Christian Endeavor. Trinity Lutheran Church, Lemoyne The Rev. L. A.

Bush, pastor. 10.45: Trinity tomorrow include Sunday School at 9.30 a. m. and Christian Endeavor at 6 p. m.

The Rev. J. H. Lehn will preach at "Be Sure of Your Store" "The'Live Store" "Always Reliable" i io ao me wont witn wnat assistance i she can get from inmates. No action was taken in the LODGE INITIATION Cut This Out and Save if 'v Subject to Sore Throat a.

"Lhrist Last Journey to 7.30 p. Dr. E. Caerring-1 ton will speak; 9.30 a. Bible 10.35 tomorrow morning in Paul's Lutheran Church on the theme "The Seeing Blind." and in the evening at 7 on "A Lily Among Thorns." The Sunday School will meet at 9.30 a.

and the Christian Endeavor at 6 p. m. "Sent of God," at 10.45 a. and "The Challenge of a Great Message" at 7.30 p. are the themes selected by the Rev.

C. W. Fields for the services tomorrow in Baughman Memorial Methodist Church. Sunday school at 9.30 a. m.

and Christian Endeavor at 6.30 p. m. Stailey and George Spangler as assistant scoutmasters. The Troop Committee of the Lutheran Church which is making the preparations for the organization of the Troop, consists of W. R.

Page, J. A. Heisey and R. Herman. Funeral on Monday for Woman Who Died on Visit NEW CUMBERLAND, Feb.

21. The School; 6.30 p. Christian Endeavor. the World, initiated a large class of candidates on Thursday evening. The initiation was in charge of Past Consul Commander R.

H. Trimmer. Another class of candidates will be received onThursday evening, March 6. SERMON TO P. O.

S. of A. A special aermon to the P. O. sTof A.

will be delivered by the Rev. Dorsey N. Miller, at the Fifth Street Metho- Calvary United Brethren Church. A harmless and effective gargle is to dissolve two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water, and gargle throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hours if necessary.

Be sure you use only the genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked with the Bayer Cross, which can be had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for a few cents. Lemoyne The Rev. C. M. pastor.

10.30 a. "Christian Living, It's .7.30 p. special sermon Monday. The Birthday Anniversary of Washington ro r. u.

o. oi a. aunaay School; .6.45 p. Senior Christian oisc i.nnrcn tomorrow even i it The services tpmorrow ine iaurcn of God, the Rev. C.

H. Beiges, pastor, will include sermons at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. Sunday School, 9.30 a.

1 and Christian Endeavor at b.du p. m. TTTTITTT TrnTThTTriTTTTY El II I HOSTESS TO THIMBLE CLUB NEW CUMBERLAND. Feb. 21.

Mrs. H. W. Buttorff entertained the Luncheon Thimble Club at her home on Third street on Thursday. Mem ii Eiftf ilia i tj ii tJ body of Mrs.

Sylvia Sutherland, who died yesterday at the home of ber brother, Thomas at Pbilipsburg, will be brought to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Reiff on Monday, where brief funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock. Burial will be in Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Sutherland, who spent her early life in New Cumberland, was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Lee. Following ber marriage she went West and resided in Colorado and later in California. Six months ago she came to Philipsburg to visit her brother, and intended to come to New Cumberland to visit old friends, A few days after 1 r.ii: i i Endeavor; 2" p. Junior Christian Endeavor. St.

Matthew's Reformed Church, Enola The Rev. Fred M. E. Grove, pastor. 10.45 a.

"The Cross Word Puzzle of 9.45 a. Sunday School; special music by the Grace Evangelical Church, Lemoyne The Rev. C. W. Finkbinder, pastor.

9.30 a. Sunday School; 10.45 a. "Worship, Loyalty to Country and to 1.30 p. Junior League; 6.30 p. Christian Endeavor; 7.30 p.

"Justification By Faith," reception of members; 7.30 p. Monday, Men's Bible Study Class; 7.30 p. Tuesday, Doctor Ober, president of Elizabeth- bers present were: Mrs. S. F.

McElroy, Carlisle; Mrs. Jonn r. nupp, enire-manstown; Mrs. C. R.

Miller, Harris-burg; Mrs. G. H. Reiff, Mrs. C.

Fleurie, Miss Mary Mumper and Miss town College, will give his lecture on Edwina Taylor. The guests were Mrs. Byrd Heistand, and Mrs. Franklin Martin and Miss Laura Martin, West Fairview. ner arrival in rniiipsDurg sne sui-fered a stroke, which was the direct cause of her death.

Her husband. range Blossoms. Zion Lutheran Church, Enola The Rev. M. S.

Sharp, pastor. 10.30 a. James Sutherland and a son survive. In Order to Accommodate The Crowds That Are Coming Daily to Our ANNUAL MID-WINTER "The Proper Conception and Observ- ance of 7.30 p. "The Song! by Jesus and His 9.30 a.

1 FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR MISS ALMEDLi ROSENBERGER NEW CUMBERLAND, Feb. 21. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS NEW CUMBERLAND, Feb. 21. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Houck, of Second street, have announced the birth of a son, Lincoln Eugene Houck, February 1. Funeral services for Miss Almedia Viola Rosenberger, 27 years old. hi If You Want An Office In The Host Modern Building In The City Get Busy! Two Thirds Of Them Are Already Rented For Rates See daughter of William and Clara Rosen HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Xooking Take Olive Tablets -4 Mr. and Mrs.

truest Brown, and Market streets, have announced the birth of a son. Wilbur Ernest Brown. ill i III pa III ill berger, who died Thursday at her home near' Lisburni will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1.30, at the residence, with further services at 3 o'clock in Trinity United Brethren Church, in this place; the Rev. J. H.

Schmitt officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Misa Rosenberger is survived by her parents, a brother, Jacob G. Rosefiherger, of Grantham, two -sisters, Mrs.

Walter Gibson, of Lemoyne, and Mrs. Leon Hallman, of this place. GOITRE REDUCED In 7 DaVs TVithout Surgery si Will Be Open If your skin is yellow complexion pallid tongue coated appetite poor you have a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good feeling you should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a substitute for calomel were prepared by Dr.

Edwards after 17 years of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy, ancy like childhood days you must get at the cause. Dr.

Edwards' Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome constipation. Take one or two nightly and note the pleasing results. Millions of boxes are sold annually at 16c and 30c, All Day to 5.30 P. ILL.

Beckley DENTAL WEEK ANNOUNCED NEW. CUMBERLAND, Feb. 21. Dental week will be observed here next week for which a special program has been prepared. Miss: Marian Arnold, dental hygienist, will be in charge.

Essays, for "which a prize in gold will, be-awarded, are being prepared by high school "pupils. A prize will also be given for the best poster by the grade pupils. STORE CHANGES OWNERS -NEW CUMBERLAND, Feb. 21. Harvey G.

Young has sold his hardware store and property on Fourth street to Walmcr of Palmyra, who will take possession next week. TEGHAMC Teeth $7.50 Up i35sS SI TRUST CO. Teeth Put on 1'tates 5 Each. Piute Ke-wtreU In Tw Hours, Free Treatment To Prove Ruwt-ds Aftrr Ewrtlilne Fa tied Famous New Discovery, Thyoifland II jo.i xuller from 4uitre, bix neck or emariti uient of thyroid stand, to prove )ou can quickly be rid of tliene troubles. 1 will eeml ou a- $1 treatment of my lamouB Thyoyiaad remedy, postpaid and without cost or obliKation.

8iniply send name, today for wonderful treauuent that haa cored to many free. M. CARVKR, Dept. 50S-B. Baltimore 104 K.

11th bU Kanrn City, Mo. Alwayg Reliable mum i ML, Market at Third EXfCKSlON TO rHILADKI.rillA Sunday. Feb. 22. via the llenlifig Lines Special train leav HarriBburg 6.30, Hum-melctown B-5.

Fare Loaves Her -they 8.B2 a. fare $3.00. Leavea Lykena 6.00 a. m. fare Returning, leave 1.13 p.

ju. wi4. it. Formerly I'rarttHnjr a. MACK'S DENTIST 310 Market St.

BeU Phone 7S3S-B.