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rn? ro: daily Wednesday morning, September 9, iou. '6 THIN BLODD AND DYSPEPSIA A DAY IN YORK COUNTY TOWNS generally have stomach trouble. They seldom recognize the fact that thin blood is the cause of the Indigestin but it is. Thin blood is one ot the most common causes of slomai trouble. It aft'e-ta the digestion at once.

The glands that fur What Brand of Matches Do You Use? BAND CARNIVAL 125 IN AUTO RUN nish the digestive fluids are iiv hp- stomach mu of III 11.1 c. and there Is S3 nothing In this condition LUTHERANS MEET COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION WILL BE HELD AT FELTON. ADDRESS DATES BY POLITICAL CANDI- WILL INTERSPERSE MUSIC with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Fetrow.

Postmaster J. H. Kline announces the following- first class mail matter on hand: Misa Carrlo Marion, EX W. Zartmaji, Mrs. William Uoye, Harry F.

Snyder, Pero Kramovlc, Matiza MaviJJa, IUa Carkx John "WhJsier and Ivlgur L. Krafft, menvbers of Susquehannock tribe No 40. I. O. R.

on Satur-tiay attncitd the Red Men's district deputies' meeting at Harriaburg. GLEN ROCK RESIDENTS WENT TO LITITA LANCASTER COUNTY will more restore ai-retlte. di-jrertion and normal nutrition than good, rich, red blood. Ir. Williams- Fink I'ill a't directly on th.

blood, making it rich and red. enriched bbod strengthens and the a' llii la ICS tl! u.ri weak mrv.s. it- 1 iva' u'; i.s i the nas. I elton. Set t.

8. The twenty-second York county Lutheran Sunday school convention will ba held in St. Fauls Lutheran church next Thursday. There IV. IV' One of the largest dances of the season held by the i'ythlan park committer -was that held hist Saturday evening.

Dance will be conducted every Saturday evening this week. cl. r- at The tils. t-. the t-out the few daya In Baltimore.

Herbert Rehmeyer, of the Keller book store, York, is now visiting hlit parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rehmyer.

this place. Walter AJbrecht, of Turnpike, who sustained an injury to his right through the explosion of a blank cartridge, which be threw Into a nre, wan removed last Friday to the Baltimoro ICye, Bar and Throat hospital, whero he will receive treatment. He wasi accompanied to the hospital by Harry' Rehmyer, with whom he made hln home for a number of years. Miss Anna Shaub. left today foi Mlllersville, Lancaster county, whero she will resume her studies inthe Firs Pennsylvania State Normal school.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick BirchaJl, of York, were guests the past few days at the home of Mrs. Birchall'u parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Grove. Rene Herbst, son of the Rev. and Mrs. A. H.

Herbst. left today for Lan caster, where he will resume his studies at the Franklin and Marshall col lege. Miss Sarah Shewell, Mrs. Ed wart I Helb, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Schroeder and Paul Hoover formed an automobile party to LJtltx, Lancaster county, yesterday. irt-e sessions morning, anvr- will h-. Hh the effect nt t'trou v. it you nd th ou of ib- 5s -vb em. Vo find answer to all these questions.

How many can answer two of them? If people knew as much about matches as they should, they would use Safe Home Matches made by the Diamond Match Company in American factories by American labor. Our "job" is to educate them. lul music wm fifw.n iin.i irvenimc. blec Glea Bock. Sept.

8 More than 125 ptrsens the outing yesterday, in Litltz, Lancaster county, which was held under the ausplea (i Pie Glen lxock Motor club. At o'clock yesteraay mo.ning tns automo-t l.sts met lu Center square and aiter being assigned their pieces in the ruu en ler tne supervision cf Chief Mttrsual Lrclol K. Ivrebs. tne trip began. Tu-y a-rlvd la Bit Us at lii clock.

Tor w. re no niiitiaps on th run, -nJ was slated by souic of the participates tl.it it was a success. Tne auioia'a wre beaded by Pilot L. 11. Kllneilter.

WiUlamsx-rt, of Mr. and was Mrs. CUi.s SiK-ncer, a guest last week tat doen not distress ni -are strong and visroi in-table snu lil fcs. Vou arc now tn the the di-t Is Thomas II. Green.

Borough Supervisor William Ep-pley inlay was engaged with the New read to he nth can- A rendered at the evenins session by the A.annercuor ot the Ked Lb Lutheran church and in the afternoon Mrs. Wattii, of York. wiU Klve evenU read-Unss during the -slon8. special music ui rendered by the church choir. i'J be will bt enteruUned at ihn twirtionaica where dinner berry township rt-ad scraper, leveling i fill that ou tx The I'r Williams Medicine Srtoenevt.tdy, K.

will send you a tittle diet lick i ri Your own druggist el! Dr. I'lnk Pill. mt. were other ai cars in the run Who makes them? Where? Are they poisonous or non-poisonous? Are they "single Which kind is better? and why? Are the sticks long and strong or short and weak? Do the heads fly off or do they stay on? Do they burn evenly or explosively? Every user of matches ought to be interested in the members' by the owned by the following UK11I Will l4 I iau. uiiik ige W.

Geiple, Noaa uv.mi.li of ihc tt.nErecation. The liev. Jacob G. lilrcUail. L.

ii. Lau, pan tor. sienner. of York, supply fc-icn will conduct the opening dervk.e. county t.ufhirar.

Sundiiv school In the COVEfi besides the will send two delegates G. Junes, John Ganta, Michael belts, itayrnond liealheole, Harry tichroeder, George Hoover, James Koiler. Jamea W. Grove, J. X.

Kieos, Jacob F. Krebs. Adam llamme. Joseph Ulse, Walter Seigman. Lii B.

Keller, William Foust. Frederick Poust. Larl Kollenberger, York; Dr. Clyde L. Beltz.

Paul J. Beck, Alain a'reet, H. O. Meads local merchants, it day wers paying for eggs, 24 cents per dozen; country butter, 26 cents pur pound; lard 12 Vi cents pr pound; potatoes, Jg cents per bus.ieb A large congregation was present on Sunday evening at the Harvest lloitin services conducted at St. Iul's Isutheran ehurcn.

by the Itev. L. G. Staufler, tha piiatGr. Mrs.

I. E. Lerue aivl daughter Helen. York, were guests yesterday of JIr. and Mrs.

imxiel Casscl. Tho school board at Its monthly meeting last week ordered additional blackboards for the first and seco-id grade sohools, taught by Miss Mabel Abel spent La -other points in Mr. and Mrs. B. bor day in Litits and Lancaster county.

are Uie officers of the convention: 1'resident. Edward Helb Railroad; vice president, the- I Anpio. P.e.1 Lion; -crtary, J. A. Stein.

Kreysvilie. and treiiurer, P. A. York. Tin.

to the York county EARLY HI SING-HELPS Alarm Clocks 10 kinds to select from. $1.39 buys the mos! popula. Red Lion, Sept. Arrangements have been completed for the big band carniyal to be held at Fairmount park on Saturday. The carnival will begin with a street parade at 9 a.

and continue until 11 P. m. The bands in attendence will be Dallastown. Yoe, Felton, Spry and Red Lion. Addresses will be uellver-ed in afternoon by a former state treasurer, William H.

Berry, C. W. Beales and Samuel J. Barnett, candidate for the legislature from the fourth district. William Sheets, a former resident of this plaxe, but recently residing at the Masonic home, Elizabeth-town, Lancaster county, died last night at the home of his nephew, John Sheets Halsen, Chester county, where he had gone on a visit.

He was seventy years old. Is survived by a sister, Mrs. Samuel Barnhart, this place; and Ellis Sheetz, Lower Chanceford township. The funeral will be held on Thursday afternoon. Services will be held in Chanceford Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock.

Interment will be made in the cemetery adpolnlng the church. The de-ceased was well known in York city and county. "The Girl He Couldn't Buy" a comedy drama by Sumner Nichols was the attraction at the Red Lion Opera House, tonight. The play which was the first for the season was a good one and the performance was attended by several hundred persons. Music was furnished by Smith's orchestra.

The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Benton Warner, yesterday morning and left a daughter Miss Edith Keener has returned frcm a visit to friends in Lancaster county Everett Anstine, Camden. X.

is spending some time with friends in Red Lion. There are 620 school children in Red Lion, between the ages of six and sixteen years, according to Charles C. Smith, borough enumerator. Of this number 560 attendd school on the opening day. J.

F. Steavig returned home to night from Kentucky, where he purchased a carload of mues and horse colts, which are expected to arrive here on Thursday. Mt. the Sunday school convention from school are iMfMiuirit Lutheran Ssunaay Mr I. A.

itreniuunan. and Miss Emma Lebanon iiane and Mita Kosa Lentz. William Krebs, b. B. BroCbeck.

Dr. Charles G. Wiley. F.zra Fair. Harry l.ladlelter.

Waller Dehuff, Theodore T. ishaler. Mra. Florence Hoffman, daughter, i Clara, and son, Spalding, left for their I home In Baltimore, today, after spending the past two months at the home I of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Burkhart. Harry Pratt, of Washington, lert i for bis home at that place, after spend. i log some time wun his brother-. u-i law ana sister. Mr.

and Mra. Julius Miliar. Delegates from the and Next Sunday in the York Haven Kun.litv Kchooi are ilra. V. Pepo, Felton United Brethren circuit, the itev.

A vti iicirinn. ilake snd from the FOR LANTERNS Hand or Driving You'il find The festival which waa to havii been held on Sept. 19, in the 'own hall, under the ausplcies of the I. O. O.

F. lodge, was postponed until Sept. 26. Harry Taylor, of Rock Chapel who fell oft a cherry tree about two months ago, and was injured, resumed his work yesterday. The Rev.

J. Mitchell, state organ izer of the Anti-Saloon league, will be in Shrewsberry on Saturday evening, Sept, 12, for the purpose of argan Izing a No-License league at tho place. He will deliver a lecture In thu Lutheran church. The Men's Bible class of the Methodist church has organized a malo chorus consisting of 19 voices. Four of them participated In the Ep worth League meeting held on Sunday night, at which William Allien was leader and used for his topic "A Song of Lofty Expectations." Those who sang were: Charles W.

Eaton. Howard Myers. Harry Heathcote. and Bender Hurr. There was also a duet by Misses.

AHcti Sweeney and Sarah Shewell. 5c. All grocers. Ask for them by name. C.

Crone will conduct communion sr-vicci at the loial church auU at Manchester, the i.u'.pit will be suppiled by W. H. Young, of liall.cni. superintendent of the York. Valley Stone and ljioe conpny.

Both services will tm Iteld at 30 p. in. II. A. Gruver.

clerk at H. O. Meada store for the last five years, has resigned taking effect Sept. 26. will remove to YorK.

Mr. Hoover has disposed of bis home to the Kev. L. StaufTcr. pastor of St.

Paul's Lutheran bunch. Possession ill be given Oct. 1. wht-n Mr. Gruver Ui remove to tha city.

Miss Minnie Livingstone returned from a week's trip to Ambler, Pa where she was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Claud feeifert. ash. IMS :1 It Sunday school, the Mie Margaret Grove and Ophelia.

Payne. At the last meeting held by Hopewell grange. No. 139s. Patrons of Has.

1indry. In tlie Cross Kostde town hall, the committee In charge of the annual picnic held on Ai. 2t. Ut. jcave their rinal report, which showed a protit of over 1100.

The decided to Increase lta memberjuilp by reducing the initiation lee of adults to one-half, the proposition to be pood until 1. the buxinexa eesab'n an Interentintf program, consistsnn of duets, nueric. and readings. a rendered. The next metin of the will be held on Thursday evening, Sept.

IT, o'clock. Mrs. Harry Snyder, of Beaver street, who had been a patient at Ihe York hospital for the pat month, haa returned araif hr home. Mr. and Mm.

A. F. Grove and children, Doretha. and Harold, and Charle Itott, of York, were vtnltln yesterday Mt the of Mr. and Mra.

Theodore A kin a. Main street. The members of the Keystone lea-rue of the Bethany United Kvangelical Cody. Mra. Clara Henderson, of Baltimore was a recent guest at the home ot Mr.

and Mrs. fcrederlck Burkhart, A family reunion wss held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weaver, near setisiand. Those present included tne cimdren and grandchtlaren of Mr.

and Mrs. Weaver. Attending were: Mrlle Weaver. Margaret Weaver, Goldie Weaver, Agnes Weaver. Edjll Weaver.

Alexander Weaver. Curwin, anJ Tennvson Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Weaver, of York, and William irayer.

The public schools of Codorus township will open lor the 11)14-15 term on Monday. Sept. 14. Mr. and Mrs.

William Miller and children, and James Amacaust, of Man- NEW COU.NiY BRIDGE Be Structure Ne'r Opened to Mt. Wolf Will Traffic Today YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT LAUER'S GIG FURNITURE AND CARPET HOUSE. Furniture, Carpet. Hun. Window bbade.

Co-Crt. uookum and Picture Tarac- Cheap. We carry the Largest Stock in tfce couaty. Vow know the place. LAUER'S, Do.cr.Pa CARS PASS THE DOOR.

The approach of Fall Mt. Wolf. Sept, 8. The wing walls of the i.ew county bridge across the i church held their annual -rally day In the church edifice, hint Snn-iday evening. A special program of I muc and readings was rendered and an address was delivered by the pastor, the Pev.

A. M. Jenkins. Mra. H.

S. Sechrtwt Is president of the organisation, 8. Senta, W. S. Grrve and Mrs.

J. P. Keu hard also made addresse. has suggested that we bring to your attention our splenctd facdities for as-sisiing in preparing your seasons wardrobe. The Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Dy ng of DALLASTOWN Dallastown, Sept.

8 The recital held In the auditorium this evening under the direction of Carl Anstine proved excellent. The contralto solos of Mae Flekes, York, and soprano of Miss Florence Spatx were appreciated. Mrs. Bollinger exhibits peaches taken from a tree In the yard of her East Main street residence, weighing nine and 10 ounces, while the most of the York county peaches are far below the normal this year on account of the trees being too full. A meeting of the Ladles' Aid so-eiety of St.

Paul's Reformed church. SPRING GROVE Spring Grove. Sept. 8 John It Thomas, teacher of the seventh ant. eighth grade schools, at the monthly meeting of the school board held last, evening, was appointed supervising principal of the grade schools.

He wll. succeed Prof. A. F. Longe.

principal who will be required to devote his time to teaching, alnce the estab-l sling of a second ade High here this term. The report of the prin cipal showed that six additional tuition pupils entered during the pa si week. Increasing the number to Eleven of these are in the High school Bills amounting to David Woodmansee. ed. with the following members present: James C.

Overmlller. 1'. H. Her-shey and Noah E. Hasster.

Tax Collector Wesley E. Myers wa exonerated of 10O taxea by the borougl council at its monthly meeting, helc In the Y. M. C. A.

building, last evening. The highway committee wai authorized to make repairs to Cemetery street, between Oak allny ani Walnut street. Crushed stone win used. Bills amounting to f36.Kg wer approved. A Good Place to Buy i Chester, spent the week-end at the home of Mr.

Miller's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Miles K. Miller. Mrs.

Barry Haln and daughter. Mary, left for thtr home In lied Lion, today, after spending a few days at i the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kron. vV.

K. Moody, of Washington, a son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Moouy.

was in Yoik county over the week-end. ac-romhaiited by Mrs Moody and their youi.g dsuKhier. Buth, who are on a visit with friends in this section. They suent yesterday at Palmyra where they were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Klinefelter, formerly New Free- do m. this county. Frne.st Llnburg, third baseman of the Glen Bock Southern York County league baseball team, was engaged by the Jefferson baset.all club to play In two games of hall which were played with the Manchester. team yesterday, at Manchester. 1 1 rt M.

Moody returned to his home here yesterday, after being In Wst I'olni. N. lor the past wrk. Whtlo there be Installed Some furniture til the United States Military academy. r-cently shipped there by the Gien Manu-cuctuiliig company.

Ibis place. SHREWSBURY Shrewsbury, Sept. 8 Mrs. William Hartman died at her home here morning from the effects of a stroke or paralysis, which she sustained about six months ago. The deceased uas about seventy-eight ears old.

Surviving her are the following children: Mrs. Vertle Forres- FriU Jais. Tomato Cans. Jelly I Tern Wart. Dm- rm and 1 o.let Sas.

Dcw.nj Mv i s. Rui, Lii- 4. oor ajj i Oi.cioin. z.cr a. Ucy Goods.

anJ hw t.cy. ladies or gentlemen apparel of every description is performed satisfactorily and promptly, at reason' able prices. May ive send an Auto for your garment. York Pressing Club A. C.

Snyder la arranging to move his family and household jooods to the farm hp recently purchased, neur here. A. W. Pro-n. will ccury Mr.

Snyder's on Main street. Miss Ophelia Payne bas returned from a two weeks' visit to the Pov. and Luther K. Henry and family of brook. The fourth district Sunday school convention of York count comprls-the schools of Hopewell, t-ust Ibe.evt II.

North Hopewell, Pel ton, i interstow and JStewartslow will lt held Thursday, Sept. IT, in the felted Isreth'n church, at The Kev. A M. Jenkins, this place, is president of the district. Wilbur Cross and Martin of t'rtms Road, have left for New Cumberland, where they are employed at in Fairview township.

i.e.. i ai me nome or air. and Mrs. A. A.

Ehrhart Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ehrhart.

Mr. and v. H. Snyder. Mrs.

Sechrlst, Mr. and Mrs. P. tj. Shaw.

Mrs. J. Gable. (Air and Mrs. I.

McDowell. Mrs. Mc-ICormlck. Mrs. Tllden Hartman.

Mrs. Fldler. Mrs. a. J.

Day, Mrs. Charles Mltzel and daughters Kathryn land Violet, Myrtle Stanley, -Nettle Grace MeCormlek. Alice Me- tormiek. Elizabeth Sechrlst. rAbel McDowell, Manle McDowell, Helen tKelgart.

Mary Hartman. Mardella Manha.ttan creek northwest of town. near the station is now being by this l.orouh council, it will be r.iKned for tomorrow afternoon, it is evicted, after a surface of. atoii-j t.d ground Is filied In. i The new structure h.a a spun of more than 30 feet imi is of reinforced concrete cunsvru.li.ii.

The driveway is 16 feet ol wltii a walk for jK-deS-trtans on Us wu. side. The oriige was erected by Contractor Walur I rawiu.uirh, of Dover, at a cost of more than to the county. A tablet tearing the nams of the county commissioners. J.

N. Fllnchbaugh. Z. S. SJiaefirr, and J.

T. Grim; cl rk, ivl-- wrd S. attorney, Joseph Strawl rkKe; controller, P. Hirten. iK-hlnger; engineer.

Charles A. and contractor. Waiter Driw-baugh, been placed on on of tho Walls. At a meeting of the borou.jii council held last evening. Contractor wa.1 awarded the contract to erect U.e wing walls of the bri ige.

Beopttilru; and rally day services HI 1e C4-nducte-i In the Putted Brethren church, the Bev. William M. Beat-tie. iasl.r. on Sunday.

The reojening exercises will l-e conducted at the niorning aesslon at 10 o'clovk. Tho Itev. lr. W. H.

Wushlriger. of Oh im-beisburg. presidln; elder of the Pennsylvania United Brethren conference, will the speaker. Iniring the pasi summer lb church underwent extensive renovations, which included th Installation of a steam hcning system, rcantirig and painting of the exterior. lUtliy day will bo observed by Lhe Sunday school in the afternoon at 1:15 wi.i.h will mark tho rhanging of the Sunday school sessions from the morning to the arternfn.

Vich class ill resent an exercise. The evening service consist of a sermon ny the Be v. William M. BcatiP, who will usi as his theme, "Tho Stc Store uclis Cheap Dover, ra. Boys of the junior department ol the V.

M. C. between the ages ot snd seventeen years, muss pas. pi.jslcal examination before thev cau erroll as members of this wtntei gymnasium class, which will atart on Tuesday. Oct, o.

It was announced by General Secretary W. port, today In- Bell 'Phone 510-X York 'Phone 262-M i IIAEMSS. HARMSS Special frkfs lorifptciabtr York, Pa. 25 West King Street YORK HAVFN stead of the classes of the boys' dr- partment being divided according to age. they will be formed into dlvl.

sions onlmg to weight this years, This will be an innovation. Secretary Porf Is now planning a schedule for Howe made p.jrw I. st her, Sie. 412. aran iame, Grace Ehrhart, Myrtle Snyder, Ester Gable, Mae MeCormlek Elsie Hartman, Sallle McDowell, Mrs.

willlan Ehrhart. Lester Ehrhart, Walter Mc.Milan, Curvln Ehrhart. Claude Harttnan, Elden Ehrhart. Winflel.1 Fife. an In the li.

and O. building. Baltimore, Md. Is spending several day. with his parents, Mr.

snd Mrs. William Orwlg, H8S nged in the erection of a large barn in addition to his West Howard street home. li mm S.O. N. C.

MAY 289 West Market St. ttl and W. Hartman. this piace. Baltimore.

The i on Thursday and B. F. Hartman, of funeral will be held York Haven. St.pt. 8.

Chief Burgss Andrew Henry was aworn into oiliie by Justice of th I'eace John H. Walton, ist tho nunthiy meeting of the i town council last The aur- vejor employed by the council to certain the vilue of the spring north jot town, which may re utilized to sup. 1 water lor tho borough for fire pur- 1 iMjises, reported llsat the water sour is 2T feet and 11 higher than I aJiy elevation of the town. In the ai-i sener of l'residont Gtosser, George Suffer prrtiud. 'l he folwtng mem- i tvrs were present: 1.

M. Aonparh, the various classes, lie is also deveB oping plans for girls' night, Wednesday of each week. "lhe Rev. G. M.

Plffenderfee. Carlisle, president of the Pennsylvania Lutheran synod, will supply the pulpit at irt. Pauls Lutheran church next Sunday morning, at which time a cod-gregaliona! meeting will be held for the purpose of ele.tlng a pastor. The Rev. Albert O.

Muliln. Baltimore In OALLASTOWN It data not require close esasnlaatloa to see that sosse Monuments Are Built ol lilflh-Gradc Materials craeefnlly destseed. well rat aid lettered, while others are anythlac bet attractive. Whenever you see a memorial which attracts your attention on account of Its being beautifully executed, make Inquiry and you will learn that It was manufactured a i.e. erected by us.

J- i.rim is able to stairs after a severe ataf. be of down sick- ness. morning. Mrs. I).

It. Klinefelter and daugh-' ter Krn.a are on a week's tun to City, and other points New i Jersey. Mra. William Prey, near here, suffered a stroke of paralysis on Sun- day. She suffered lr.m a stroke sev (the pastor presented by the supply hureh.

'committee to the church council for Cassel Isooc Wolf and Prank 1 Kei-Uiirt. I iiliam C. Oiosser arid Fanbsh returned home this evening 0. W. BIRCHALL SONS ESTABLISHED 197 8 150 South Georie Stree Georfe A.

Wolf and Sns. warvhousc-men. today were paving tor wlieat, 11.10 i-er bushel: corn, Sj cents: oats. cents; rye, Ti cents. Mrs.

Peter Smith, of twnlelson. Ky Is ending a mouth with her brother-in-law and f.ir-r. Mr. and Mrs. H.

tbehl. Mr. and Mrs. Tester Kauffman re- GO XQ GLADFELTER'S BIG FURNITURE AND CAiU'di; Sl.OKE DALLASTOWN He'll save you money on every furniture s.d Csrit. purcbase you soake.

Cars Pats the Zoor frciu lUradlrig, lit re they had betui t-ndluj; several LLny' vacation. Foreign Missionary oay whs oo- MEW FREEDOM New Freedom. Sept. 8 The 1114-13 Nt-w Freedom public schools opened yesterday with an enrollment of pupils, the larfc.t for raTof C' KPP' Prlncl-pal of the schools, stated today that the course in the High school has been changed to four years. The literary society of the schools.

which holds meetings every Priday afternoon, will commense about the first of December to make preparations for their annual entertainment. The sessions of the literary society consist of debates, essays, orations snd music. The compile enrollment for the opening day was as follows: Hlich school served Ui the ioi liven United I Pre! hi en circuit on Sun.jjy. Tho Be v. i U.

M. JUcJtter. ot lltfiltax. I'a A re- I eral Weeks ago. IMward Sechrlst left Baltimore, today, where he will attend tiie "Star Spangled Banner" centennial.

Miss Mabel Rehmyer returned from a trip te New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. George Fuleomer spent yesierday in Baltimore. -Mr.

and Mrs. G. F. Klinefelter, and Mr. and Mrs.

C. G. Hartman. formed an automobile party to Lancaster, Mt, Joy and Khzabtthtow on Sunday. Mrs.

B. Beldcr and jii Cvrtls are on a several days' visit to friends in Mt. Hoiiy and Hanover. MAOE TO MEASURE urnvd I U.e missionary sroin riot, various vliUici.es. 'iie llcv.

i turned on Sunday from a few days visit with relatives at Baltimore. Mrs. Amanda Bekcr. Hanover, is liir, Bivhttr with his wile, will conttnaa elect ion. to sucteed the Rev.

M. Clare. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin H.

Raer. Menkes Mills, on Sunday, were: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Shank, sons Oliver and Christine; Mrs. Pannle Hosteller and Mrs.

Mary llostetler, of Lancaster county. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Hershey, Saturday, and Sunday, were: Miss Ruth rleagie, Baits mure.

Mis. Norma Rabensttne and uaughter, Laaie, iianover; Miss Florence Bechtel and Miss Jessie Miller Gut's Bun; Mrs. John Hershey and Miss Margie biuitr, Menges Mills; Mrs. Clayton Hoover and daughter, Anna, to Atnuau, Mr. and Mis.

Oliver Baer, of llostettc-r's Meeting house, Adams county. latter being on their honeymoon. Postmaster H. H. Hawkins will rep resent ilauer council.

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A. st the state convention of that order to be held at Scranton, week. Hawkins las WorK in ASrica, ituvlns in America, visit in? at the homes or Mr. i.nl Airs. John Bodes at this place.

Wl" Mrs. Miller returned Ust Fri- UQJj vi.ocinai, ao; eighth J. J. Taylor, teacher. 12 mar school, Thermon Hendrlx, er.

40; Intermediate school. Reehllng, teacher. primary grade school. dy U.e liiu io aiter wee sly at tirtiUitn 2.aXolaah: rti.u, Lev. and Mr.

A. C. Crone. NO MORE NO LESS onurm, leacner, sj. J.

Pred Artman. of Harrisburg Miss 1-na, Dun lap, Newark. N. former teaci.er tn tae loci so'io-Jta, (4 turned t.j ner bme A.ler Hi a lor fceveiui days jjr. 4n Mrs.

Cornelius Mcreauy, at Hie itavtii ttotel. lib pan oi last week with The Royal Woolen Hills Co, iK D. parents, me liev. and Mrs Artman. is spending leave here Saturday evening for York.

Alexander Motrison ever-il caj in Baitit.ioic. A meeting will be held In Miller's grove, near Buhls stalling tomorrow and will continue tor one week, it will he held under the auspices of United Evangelical church. Service win be held at 7:30 p. m. every weekuay.

Sunday there will be two servo-. I on 33 71. OtOR.OZ ST- ror morning, afternoon and evening The Rev. D. A.

Artman, pastor of the Lvangelical church, will he ii.m..i Children's Eyes Falston, x. km. ooiery. ot Md. Mr.

and Mr. of Lm. caster, were entert.iine on Sundav i.y the tatter's parens, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S.

Arnold. Mrs Kathryn Corson. ff Hughrs-viil, Lycoming county, in the of h-r son-in-law and Mr. i ii.I Charles B. Haoke.

Mrs. Kmrna of Williu'ns-j-ort. who t-i-iii visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry V.

went te Nev. York c'ty, where t.b will nnd Mrs. Joseph Arnold l.it i-'rie at Itnltimre, where they the former's mother. Mrs. Arnvdd.

Postr.i.f ster Henry' B. Holt, and Jaui'hter are spending this eek friends In Baltimore. Al-be-rt Ht.tt', asKtstsnt posi er, is In of the othee. R. Harry Corson, trf Hugheville.

Lycoiiiics county, was a visitor List weei home of his sister. Mrs. Charles H. Ilaukc. Miss I-iiura is attending the S'fir SpiiDiiled inner at Pultlmore, this week.

The Wiinwn'i Mlssinnarj' so.rietv the United Brethren church will meet Thorsd-y evening, at T.2o o'clock. A dt ferred meeting the United Brethren thurch nsibte.ry will h-ld tona.rrow ev ning in-medlately after ti.e prayer ice. S' hriver liiis returned to bis homo at 1 after a visit of some time, in the LV.at with l.U brother. M.rir. The Rev.

organizer of J. Mitchell Bennet, state the Anti-Saloon 1 eji iih win be in New Freedom on Saturuav. SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES a nu at ii p. ni. will deliver a lecture Shoul.l be rarefully exsmlred an' if tire net-fled gt them We f.frm the i orrei Pftlltl.

LASS: S61.C0 AND UP CASH OA CMECir i-umeran cnurch. He will sptak on -Civic The purpose EVERYTHLVG TOR THE D0Y AND GI3L: Pe.ici s. Crayois. ieciuio HJH oe ro rurtner the Mr. and 21 rs.

Ma'hewa Miller, 1 Miviei: uij. Iw.ti oet-n hu.nU Uie week ta Mr. Miller's wui.nr-in.ijw an.i utvr, jlr. arm Mis. J.

it. tj.i. M. Nce'ey, wt.o had been ettgitea sis vivtl engineer at trie power U.e (Hist two moni.it., turned to h.a liori.e in t'hiiwavtpbia, having coiu- biS orii, Mios Pearl Rek henba'dch. who over l.ere eiiroute irorn At -aeiiiit- City, retornt'd to her hotne at VAr.iSie, iilier a weeks stay with her and sister, tne BcV.

and A. C. Croe. T. A.

Weaver returned from a tbiee d.ls' trip to Amoier and -t iil-i. re he a .1 L-y i. m.s. Bman.ie! 'Busy Bf hoed vlitss e.l the Hri-Uiren nur. i.l hold a festiv.il on the hool grouiuis on Saturday evening, ej t.

l'j. The various is of the s. are raising funds to contri. tiiie.i on rally day. Mrs.

Mary and daughter c.la.iys and Miss Sylvania r-t'itn to rg a week's stay witii ibe formers patents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Deardorff. league organization or an Anti-Saloon at in place. I I I I I from which place he will accompany the York county delegation on Sunday niornlriK.

Mrs. Harry Jaeger and daughter. Kstnei-. who had been spending a wek with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Mauffcr, returned today to Baltimore with Mr. Jat ger, wha the. here yesterday. William Shuc, an employe at Myers and Swartz's livery stable, is confined to bed at the home of his mother, Mrs. Harriett Shue, by sickness.

Senator Boies Penrose and party will come here for a meeting on Saturday, Sept. VJ, instead of Sept. 12. as announced. The church council of the St.

Paul's Lutheran congregation will hold its monthly meeting Thursday evening, In the council room of the- church, at T.o'J o'clock. Mrs. Harry Hraiy an1 daughter. Margaret, returned today to Baltimore, after a week's stay with the former's mother. Mrs.

John Myers. Luther F. Meckley returned to his borne at fiofi West King street. York, after spending a week with Wilfred E. Lau.

After a vacation during the summer months the weekly prayer services will he Instituted for the inter at Mt. Zion Betorrned church tomorrow recently to Mr. and A son was born Mrs. Howe Shuts. The funeral of Tsiah who died in the York hospital, last Friday, v.

ih held at this place- yesterday. Services were held in the Lutheran thuirh. Interment was made in the iiieiery adjoining. The Rev. C.

F. V. officiated. R. F.

Hartman, of Baltimore, is In tow to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. William Hartman, which wtiiie held Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

B. Gerry and daughter, of Harrisburg, are spending a feA- weeks with friends and rel-at. es here. i Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Gladfelter, of Chicago, are being entertained by Mr. Gladft iter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joslah Gladfelter, near here. Rev.

and Mrs. Harry Daniels have returned iinie after spending a few days in Philadelphia. While there the Rev. Mr. Daniels preached in the Cen-' tral hurt in Frankford, where he was converted and riret licensed to preacii.

Among those who atenderi 'Star-ISpingU-d Banner" centennial being id in Baltimore, tins week. were: Ma'f-1 Kunktl. Libel Donaldson. Mr. ami Mrs.

S. I-'. K.ke-nrode, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kckenro.le and daughter Mav.

i A strive ri1 party composed of a number of the borough's young people as driven to the picnic, held, on Sat-; unlay in grove, Hopewell township, under the auspieies of the combined singing classes of Kings' Shrew-saury and Waltermeyer's. party was driven to the grove by Norman Attisr. Those in the party were: Naomi Klinefelter. Pauline Kckenro.le, Mary Peterman, Ruth, Pett-rman. Florence Gutherie Anna' itho-ia iret ti.

Nor is Mary Nurris. Mary Wagner. Helen Watson. Mabel Boest-er, Vlrgie ee Ruth Z'-ck, Ada Zl-k Mvr-tie Stover. Gertrude Stover, Treva t-tiT.

Mabel Medwig, Clara Holland. Cbnton Amspacher. Wilbur Seehrist William oip, Clifford Walker, Wllmer Roser, Harold Holland. George Hol-j land. Clyde Holland, Spurgeon Keenv, Edward Wagner, Stephen Fog ler', Emory Attig, otto Medwig, Mrs.

Char- Ibs Medwig, Mrs. Norman Attig. Bernard Eckcnrode Is spending a J. N. Cotton, of Baltimore, who has been registered at the Coldnlsl hot-i Hilts, ciaies, companions, oiraps.

Digs, erasers, ixuiers, ens, Pencil Sharpeners, Henholcers, Tajts. etc. (Fo nt In Pens as liw as 50c) Keller's Book Store, 43 lai Street for the past two weeks, has horns. Internationa! Jewelry Co. 2nd Fbor.

The lints' OplicaH arlorio Mrs. Pearson, of Will lam port, to her home sfter a week's sti.y with Mr. and 11. W. Mrs.

Rose Brlggs. who underwent an operation at a Baltimore hospital, laot Thursday, Is reported to be Improved In condition. H. B. Trlmpey purchased a new touring car.

Miss Claudia Hampher is on a trip to Chicago, BufTalo and Niagara Falls. Mrs. J. C. Rheeltng returned home after visiting friends in Woodensbure MJ.

Improvements are being made to J. E. nircnt for the N. PAN-DANDY BREAD Pies and Cake3 all kind 5. HERSHEY BAKING CO.MPANY (Snow's Mrs.

me.ming f. i ma a rt-mis. Th.o r. No. JTo-.

il t'v Emma Buntintr this Baltimore, here she will month with relatives an 1 team of Mt. Wolf lodge I. O. will hold a fvfinr.r, prep Try Meisenhelter Baublitz first decree on a f. iH to be initiated on Kri- to confcrrirnf tli of 15 carV.idatea day ning.

R. this place, has purchased tli owned and occupie-d ly Beb'iiiey. Mr. Shearer will take 5 i (Jet. l.

Mr. Beichiey will leave on Thursday tor Mrs. Reuhb-y will ress.le with her daughter, Mis. H. A.

Gruver. Mrs. Harvey CU mens, who has been cor fined to i ed by siekne.sj the jtist week, is slowly Improving in condition. The Hank of Pt.ee decree was conferred tor.lght on Irwin Jennings, at thf meetinif of York H.en No. 49 1.

K. ot P. Harry Km! returned last evening to Baltimore after a few davs' statr I the United Evangelical church. The i auditorium of the church is being papered and various other improvements are being made in and about the building. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Bailey are in Baltimore, attending the "Star Spangled Banner" centennial. Mrs.

Llbby Hetrick has gone to Florida, where she will spend the coming winter with her son, Walter LONC LEVEL Ix.ng Ievel. Sept. S. George W. lUbnor, fdxty-s old, died Sun-cloy night at o'clock.

He "aud been suffering from gangrene, heart trouble and dropsy. A wife and the following children survive: John, Harry, and Benjamin Hlbner and Mrs. Alice Kir.ard. Me also leaves a brother. Elijah Hibner.

The funeral will Ve held T'-iursday morning at 9:30 c'cloek. being held at Ebe-jieztr church. Long Level. on your next oraer ror a lrsi-iisj Groceries and Hardware 4 29 V. Philadelphia St KSi York.

Pa. YORKAMA Yorkana, Pept. fr. John T. Hart-old.

now practicing mediclnee in this place, has pure based the home and practice of Ir. Baa. of Bast Berlin. He will remove to that place 0a Ucu 1..