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PAGE SIX W1SW CASTLE HERALD Monday, August 3, 1914. street, has returned from a visit with Juci Day" Sojourn of a Month Purely Personal If Kj 6320 7872-8327 CLOTHES FOR THOSE WHO ENJOY THE OUT-OF-DOOR WORLD raglan Bhoulder, mannish collar and revers and large patch pockets. i To copy this model in size 36, 44 yards of 36-inch material is needed. i Black and white checked novelty coi, ton is used for the suitS872-8327 the coat is a straight box model and skirt a three-piece design with just a bit of fullness at the top laid in soft plaits about the waist i Whereas this is an excellent SDort In order to enjoy whatever sport she iavorg most, the out-of-door woman inuBt be dressed appropriately from head to toe. There can be no abnormally tight skirts or hats that refuse to stay "put." For the last season or two perhaps we have come to realize this more than ever before and designers have given more attention sport tlothes with the result that one is not obliged to go to extremes of dowdiness in order to be comfortable but may have coats, shirts, skirts and hats that are as modish and becoming as any other costume and at the same time comfortable.

The long1, loose coat of tweed shown in 8320 ig an excellent model to slip on over the riding habit, tennis or golf costume. It may be made up in a cravenette or a plain material quite as effectively as in tweed. The coat has aj To obtain either pattern Illustrated fill out this coupon and enclose 15 cents In No. Blze. stamps or Be sure to state number jfame of pattern and size, measuring over the fullest part ot the bust.

Address Pattern A(Mres" Department, care of this paper. AT ONCE! CLOGGED HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH relatives in Cleveland. Mrs. John Theis and son," William, of Pittsburgh, who have been guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. P. Lindsay, of Brooklyn avenue, for the past three weeks, have re turned homa Mr. and Lindsay and Master Sidney Smith accompanied Mrs. Theis and son to their rata- burgh home for a visit Mass Elizabeth Waters, of Craig street, has gone to Harrisburg for a month's visit With her cousins, Edwin Herman and family and Mrs.

Archl bald Knisely and family. Rev. and Mrs. R. L.

Lanning, of Winter avenue, left Monday in their automobile for a trip to Chicago and other western pints. Miss Emma High of Potts town, is the guest of Mrs. George B. Zahniser, or Highland avenue. Mrs.

M. H. Henderson, daughter, Miss Florence and son, Branton, of Lincoln avenue, left Sunday evening for Beaumaris, Ontania, to spend sev eral weeks with Mrs. Henderson's sis ter, Mrs. E.

N. Ohl at the latter's summer home. Miss Betty Zahniser, of Highland avenue, has gone to Stoneboro in company with her aunt, Miss Maude Agnew, and other Sewickley friends and all will sojourn for two weeks at the Lake Side Inn, across the lake. Miss Hazel Martin, of Court street, is the guest of friends in Van Buren Point, Fredonla, N. and Ligonier, Pa.

Margaret Agnew and William Agnew, of Ligonier, are guests of then cousin, Miss Blanche Shipler, of High land avenue. Julius Sypher, of Richelieu avenue has gone to Chicago to attend the con vention of the Window Trimmers' as- soclaftin in "session for a week or ten days.N Elliott Thompson, of North Jefferson street, has gone to Sparrow Lake, Canada, to be the guest of the family of Mrs. Edwin F. Norris at their sum mer home. Miss EleanorxRyan, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her aister, Mrs.

Samuel Williams and brother, William Ryan, of this city, for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Chaa H. Johnson and family, of Moody avenue, and Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Johnson, of Highland avenue have returned from an automobile trip thru the eastern part of Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Mrs. Frank Burchhart, of Terrace avenue, who has been visiting In Jack' sonburg, Butler county, for the past week, has returned home.

Miss Marjorte Smith, of Blaine street, left Monday morning for a visit of two weeks with Miss Rheda BXrd, or Harrisburg, Pa- Mrs. William Asburg, of Thorp street, has gone to Conneaut Lake to spend a week or so. Mrs. George Ott, of Arlington ave nue, is visiting friends in Youngstown lor the day. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Asburg, "gcfr, Naida, and Mfss Iva Fear on of Jackson Center, are guests of Mr3. Edward Ahsolom, of Electric! street Prof. Butterfleld, instructor of oiano me west Virginia University School of Music, made a brief business here today. He leaves for Nlnnra fans today and from there he will return to his home at Boston Mass.

Mrs. Mary Sankey, of North Mer cer street, who was the guest of iriends in Cleveland, has returned. Mss Love leaves Tuesday for Con neaut Lake where she will make her home with her sister, Mrs. Brown. Miss Jane Peters of Ellwood Oitv and her trimmer.

Miss Caroline Lyle, have gone to Cleveland to attend the fall opening. STEA-EXSOX FAMILY REUXTOX. The annual reunion of the Steven son family will be held at the Park rriday, August 21st. a it st DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA. Daughters of Isabella are to meet in K.

of P. hall this evening at 8 o'clock, when new members are to be received into society. PARTY A FAREWELL. A jolly crowd of young people tendered a surprise to Miss Kather- ine Lane at her home Friday evening, the party being a farewell in her honor. The early part of the even ing was spent with games and music as the amusements and later tefresh ments were served.

Later In the evening the young people went to the park and dancedk a THIRD AXXUAL REUNION. The third annual reunion of the Eriser, Reebel, Lindsay and Drescher families will be held at the park, Thursday, August 6th. MARRIED A PITTSBURGH. Miss D. Agnes McGinley and Harry E.

Fisher, both of Ellwood City, were united in marriage at Pittsburgh AT GENEVA -OX-THE-LAKE. Attorney and Mrs. Thomas W. Dickey, daughter, Emily Lou, son, Thomas, of BoyJas avenue, and Mrs. Dickey's sister, Miss Margaret Byers of Lincoln avenue, are bo-journing at Sturgeon Point House at Geneva-on-the-Lake, for a week or so.

CEXTRALCIRCLE PICNIC. Members of the Central Circle of the Central Presbyterian church are to have a picnic supper at the park Thursday evening. Husbands and families are to be special guests. ELCAYIA CLUB MEETS. The meeting of the Elcayia club announced for Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

Ella Cromwell of South Mill strete, has been changed- to Wednesday. Hundreds of Women nowadays are entering the professions or business world and go to work day after day in bad health, afflicted with some female ailment, dragging one foot werily after the other, working with an eye on the clock, and wishing for closing time to come. Women in this condition should take Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs. It has brought health and happiness to more women in America than any other, retnedy.

Give It a trial. adv. New Business Located. Messrs. Kink Gebert, formerly of Youngstown, Ohio, have opened a merchant tailoring establishment lu the rooms formerly occupied by tfc DuShane Real Estate agency, No.

Ill East Washington street, over the Ehrlich Clothing Store. The lease was made thru Clare DuShane. adv. Notice. There will be a special meeting Trades Assembly on Tuesday evening.

Aug. 4, at 8 o'clock. All delegate requested to be present. Election of officers and other important business. J.

W. PATTERSON, Secretary. It Means Original and Genulna MALTED Yl ILK Thi Food-drink for All Ages. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion.

Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. fficfr malted jpin, powder form. quick lunch prepared in a minute ake no substitute. Ask ior KO RUCK'S Off -v-v Social Calendar JGr the Week Monday. High School felllows will give a dance at Cascade park.

Miss Frances Tripp of Long avenue. entertains the D. C. girls. Y.

L. T. society meets with Miss Anna Hopton Oof Pennsylvania avenue. Young Ladies' Bible class meets- in class room at Third U. P.

church in evening. Hostesses for the evenine are Mrs. Sarah Clark, Mrs. Margaret Mter and Mrs. Mary Fox.

Daughters of the King of Trin ity Episcopal church have picnic. supper at tne park in the evening. Daughters of Isabella are to meet In Knights of Pythias hall 8 p. m. Tuesday.

Miss Gladys Hill entertains at an informal musical at her home in ParK avenue. Meeting of committee of class ot 1912, at home of Miss Marie Wilson of North Jefferson street, to arrange ror reunion and banquet. Second annual reunion of the Oe8terling family at Alameda Park, Butler. G. G.

G. Kensington members have noonday picnic at the park. Mrs. J. Cox of East North street, will entertain the Slllver Leaf club.

Marriage of Miss Margaret Youm; or tnis city and James Cornett of Wheeling, W. at St. Joseph's cnurcn, a. m. Commercial class of 1912 of the Now Castle High School, has business meeting at home of Miss Rdlth Beard of Montgomery avenue.

U. T. D. Kensington has all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Daniel Gold of Sharp street.

L. L. Kensington members have a breakfast at the park Wednesday. A. M.

D. Kensington members will have a picnic at Muddy Creek Falls. Carr family reunion at the Carr School House in Washington town ship. East Side Book club has breakfast at the park. West Side D.

M. C. club meets at the home of Mrs. George Black of Glenn avenue. James Richards of Ray and Chestnut street, is to entertain High View Circle from 2 to 6 o'clock.

Miss Olive Hanna of Cascade street, entertains Six-of-Us club. Mrs. George Sanderson of West State street, will entertain Kensington. Reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs E.

Stoll at First Baptist church aftef prayer meeting. Elcayia club meets at the home of Mrs. Ella Cromwell of South Mill street Carnation Kensington entertained by Mrs. V. C.

Amon in afternoon home of Mrs. C. H. Waldron of Neshannock avenue, later at supper at Wyries East street, and in the evening with a euchre at the home of Mrs. Amon of Cleveland avenue.

Von Dette Kensington members and their families have a. picnic supper at the park Thursday. Mrs. 'John McCann of Milton street; is to entertain L. Kensington.

Mrs. Wilson M. Eckles of Wallace avenue, gives porch party from 2:30 to 5 clock for Randolph Circle ol King's daughters of First M. E. church and their friends.

Cox family reunion at the home cf W. W. Cox, of New Wilmington. Armstrong reunion at the home of Thomas Coryea, one mile west of Wilmington Junction. Mrs.

James Bradford of Whippo street, entertains Kensington club. Picnic 6upper by the Thursday Sewing Circle at the park, in case of rain the supper is to be served at the home of Mrs. Frank Streib of Graat street. Thursday Night club dance at Cas cade park. Orink More Water If Kidneys Bother Eat Les Meat and Take Salts foi Backache or Bladder Trouble.

Uric aJ5d in meat excites the kid neys, they become overworked; get sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. When the kidneys clog you must help them flush off the body's urinous waste or you'll be a real sick person shortly. At first you feel a dull misery in the Kianey region, you suffer from back-ftchv, sick headache, dizziness, stom ach gets sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic twinges when the weather is bad. Eat less meat, drink lots of water: also get from any pharmacist four -unces of Jad Salts; take a table- spoonful in a glass of water befor breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine.

This fam ous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemnn combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so It no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot Injure; mates a delightful effervescent lithia-water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active. Druggists here say they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble whito it is only trouble. Adv. local Teachers Abroad Three New Castle Young Women in Europe for Summer May Not Return in Time for School.

As many of the Americans abroad are school teachers who are anxious jto return for the ''opening of the 'schools in September, New Castle jpeople are much concerned as to the lreturn home of three of the High School teachers, Miss Frances Foulke tot Boyles avenue; Miss Van Daugen-ihausen and Miss Mary Riffer of Park evenue. Mrs. C. W. Foulke, mother of tMiss Frances Foulke, stated to a l-rnnrpspntative of the Herald this morning that she has not heard from ner uausuiei ui for three weeks, at which jtime they were at the home of Miss Van Daueenhausen, near wecKieu bur? Schwerine.

Germany, with the lintention of sailing for home August hRth on the Hamburg-American lint As this steamship line has suspended Derations during the war scare, Mrs 'Foulke is greatly perplexed as to rhar damr tiler's time of sailing for lAmerica. Miss Mary Riffer, who sailed with a party of 25 in June, was to hav-3 bailed for America from London, August 8th, and in communication jwith her mother, Mrs. Riffer of Park avenue, this morning, she said that Bhe felt no anxiety as to the safe return of her daughter, but had not had any definite word of her haviDg tailed for home. Mrs. Riffer received a letter from her daughter last Friday, this being written in Paris about la week previous.

Riffer sailed on this tour on the steamship Pretoria, which ship was in collision with another large vessel on June 13th at the earv morning hour of 3:30 o'clock. Tourists who carried just sufficient funds for their trip find themselves In em-barrassment, because of the delay in 'Steamship sailings and the expense 'pf a prolonged stay at hotels. AT McCORMICK HOME. Miss Pauline Samuels and M. G.

Samuels of Pittsburgh, are visiting jat the country residence of Mr and Thomas McCormick of Perry township, near Wurtemberg. Miss Pauline will return home the latter 'part of this week but M. S. will remain until September. Mrs.yMary Stevens and Miss Kate Stevens of this city, are also visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas McCormick. Mrs. Stevens will remain for soma time but Miss Stevens will return Ihome this week. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER.

following relatives of Mrs. S. R. Barge of Terrace avenue, were de lightfully entertained at a dinner at the Barge residenceon Terrace ave nue, Friday evening at 6 clock: Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Wilson of Illinois; Mr. Earl Wilson of Minneapolis, Miss Tersa Wilson and mother, Mr. Thomas Langford and daughter, and Mrs. John Sergent of Garfield avenue. CARNATION KENSINGTON.

Mrs. V. C. Amon Is to entertain the Carnation Kensington club at the home of Mrs. C.

H. Waldron of Neshannock avenue, Wednesday afternoon when a business meeting will toe held. Later iifthe afternoon Mrs. Amon will entertain her guests at supper at Wyrie's restaurant, East street, and in the evening a euchre party will be given by Mrs. Amon at her home in Cleveland avenue.

BAKER FAMILY REUNION. The second annual reunion of the descendants of James and Mary Baker will be. held at the home of Samuel Baker of Shenango township, Wednesday, August 12th. All friends are invited to attend and make the occasion a day long to be remembered. "T1Z" FOR Til ACHNG FEET 'Ah! what relief.

No more tired feet; no more burning feet, swollen, bad smelling, sweaty feet. No more pain in corns callouses or bunions. No matter what 41s your feet or what under the sun you've tried without getting relief. Just use "TIZ." "TIZ" draws out all the poisonous eTuda tions which puff up the feet; "TIZ" is magical; "TIZ" is grand; "TIZ" will cure your foot troubles so you'll never limp or draw up your face in pain. Your shoes won't seem tight and your feet will never, never hurt or get sore, swollen or tired.

Get a 25 cent box at any drug or department store, and get relief. special ale $5.00 and $6.00 Mesh Bags at $3.00 Each Guaranteed Qualities Jno, Jeweler Optician Breathe Freely! Clears Stnffed-up, Innaioed Nose and Head and Stops Catarrhal Discharge. Cures Doll Headache. Try "Ely's Cream Balm." Get a small bottle anyway, Just to try it Apply a little in the nostrils and instantly your clogged nose and stopped-up air passages of the head will open; you will breathe freely; dullness and headache disappear. By morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head or catarhhal sore throat will be gone.

End such misery now! Get the small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any drag store. This sweet, frag rant balm dissolves by the heat of suit, made up in a dark serge or gabardine it would be quite as effective for the street or for business wear. This suit may be made ud in size 36. with 2 yards of 42-inch material for the coat (7872) and 2 yards of the same width for the skirt (8327). 1 umber 8320 comes in sizes 84 to 44.

Number 7872 comes in sizes 34 to 42. 1 Number 8327 comes in sizes 22 to 30. Each pattern, 15 cents. i BUS OPES, the nostrils; penetrates and heat the Inflamed, swollen membran which lines the nose, head and throat; clears the air passages; stops nasty discharges and a feeling ot cleansing, soothing relief comes im, mediately I Don't lay awake tonight struggling; for breath, with head stuffed; nos-1 trils closed, hawking and Catarrh or a cold, with its running, nose, foul mucous dropping Into the throat, and raw dryness Is distressing! but truly needless Put your faith just once in "Ely's) uream uaim ana your coia or ca-t tarrh will surely disappear. Lore MeGoun.

Adv. Mrs. George W. Johnson of Highland avenue, gives an afternoon 'porch party for the Social Union of iha First M. E.

church. L. J. S. club meets with Mrs.

Frank Norris cf Franklin avenue. Inf' 1 dance at the Country club in tht- v.ening. Saturday. Mershimer family reunion at Cascade park. Decendants of John and Elizabeth Kirker will hold their sixth annual reunion at Grimm's Grove, near Wurtemburg.

CAMERON REUXIOX. The Cameron reunion will be held at the home of C. B. Cameron at Stop 85 on the Sharon line, Friday, August 28. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.

Bros. Co. Prof, and Mrs. Francis Wheeler to Spend Some Time with Relative in Moundsville, W. Va.

Prof, and Mrs. Francis A. Wheeler, of Wallace avenue, have gone to Moundsville, W. to visit relatives for several weeks. During their visit Mr.

Wheeler will be at the head of the music department of the public school institute at Moundsville. About September 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler will return to this city to take up their residence in Park avenue, Mr.

Wheeler to resume his duties as director of the First M. E. choir and will begin his classes in voice culture at bis studio in the Greer r. v. Wampum Fans Plan Trip Wampum Baseball Fans Plan Trip With Team to New Castle Next Thursday.

WAMPUM, Aug. 3. Many of the Wampum baseball fans are planning to go to New Castle on next Thursday, where the Wampum team and New Castle Collegians will clash in two games for the championship of the county. These games are be ing staged by the United Fraterni ties who will hold their picnic at the park onJhat date and a silver loving cup wilbe presented to the winners of the series. Several of the Wampum fans and players were at West Pittsburg Saturday where they witnessed the game between the Collegians and the West Pittsburg team.

Among those who attended were Robert Grinnen. Coral Guy, Tom Freed, Wiliam Whitehouse and Ernest Hairhogger. LEAVE TUESDAY. Rev. and Mrs.

E. R. Tait and chil dren Angeline and Irene will leaVe Tuesday for a month's stay at Chautauqua lake, N. Y. During Rev.

Tait's absence, the pulpit of the Presbyterian church here will foe filled with supply preachers. On August 9, Rev. Samuel Morton of Illinois will fill the pulpit; August 16, Rev. Baumgartel of Moravia will preach, and on August 25, Rev. Leo Tait of Koppel will preach at both services.

JOHNSTOWN FUNERAL. The funeral services of the late Mrs. Mary J. Johnston were held' this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. William Grinnen.

Rev. Harry Bates of the Methodist church conducted the services. LEFT SATURDAY. Miss Ella Rhodes left Saturday for Pittsburgh, where she joined a company of friends who will automobile to Lake Erie, there to spend several weeks camping along the lake. OVERCOME BY HEAT.

Frank Kurtz, an employee of the Crescent Portland Cement company was overcome by the heat while at work at the plant Friday. The new pulmotor which has been Installed at the plant was used to goodadvantage for the first time in reviving him. He was taken to his home, where he is now getting along nicely. GOES TO MAINE. Mr.

Frank Miles left for Portland, Saturday where he went in the interests of the Arthur-Koppel company of Koppel. He expects to be gone for some time and will superintend the erection of some work for the company there. WAMPUM PERSONALS. Mrs. D.

M. McDonald was a business visitor In New Castle Saturday. Miss Ethel Coulter was a visitor in New Castle Saturday, Miss Esther Conner visited in New Castle Saturday. Kerr and Miller Martin of Bessemer motored to Wampum Sunday. Miss Lena Brown was a New Castle visitor Saturday.

Miss Loretta McCIaln of West Pittsburg, was a visitor in Wampum overthe week-end. Mrs. Robert Clark and sons Norton ald Edwin of Beaver Falls are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.

D. Wilson Mr. and Roy Campbell and children of New Castle, were the guests of Floyd Campbell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Campbell and children of Koppel, were the guests cf Wampum friends Sunday. Mrs. Darl Hennon, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Shenango Valley hospital, recently, wag brought home today. HAVE A MOTOR Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Shipler of Highland avenue, Mrs. Carrie Bleak-lty of Lincoln avenue, Mrs. James Wood of Wallace avenue, M.

and Mrs. Carml Glover of Shaw street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.

Mehard of Highland avenhe, and Mr. and Mrs. James Cole of Darlington, have returned from a motor trip to Barber-ton, 0., and Akron. ON LAUNCHING PARTY, Miss Juliet Baker of Beaver, gave a launching party for her house guests Friday, the party being conveyed down the Ohio riverin Captain Oliver Douds' boat and had dinner. Among the guests were the Misses Eleanor and Melissa Galbreath of this city.

FROM AUTOMOBILE TRlA. A. G. Paisley, daughter, Miss Sallle Paisley of West Madison avenue, have returned from a week's automobile trip to Erie, Buffalo, Niafara Falls, points In Canada and other places. They were acoou pan ied on this trip by Mr.

and Mrs. George Paisley of Erie. Wt FAREWELL RECEPTION. In honor of Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Stoll a reception isto be given at the First Baptist church Wednesday eveniDg alter prayer meeting, Master Carl G. Riley of Allen street, has returned from a weekend visit with relatives in Shouse-town, Pa. Mrs.

E. L. Durban, daughter, Mrs. A. E.

Rhodes and children of North Mill street, are visiting at Fayette, for a week or two. Mrs. Lillian Rhodes of North Mill street, was the week-end guest of her cousins, Dr. and Mrs. Wm, Coontz of Cleveland.

Miss Molly Davis of North Jefferson street, is the guest of Miss Ada Yahres of Sharon. Miss Rose Bauer of Sharon, is visiting friends in the city and will remain a week. Mrs. S. Edgar Phillips of Leasure avenue, has returned from a visit with her mother, Mrs.

Harris of Sharon. Mrs. J. L. Hunter and children are guests of the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. D. Lee of Sharpsville. Miss Jeanette Shaner of Young street and Miss Helen Westlake of Highland avenue, have returned from a week's stay at Chippewa lake.

near Cleveland. Miss Bessie McCullough of Farrell, is the guest of friends and relatives In the.city for a week. Mrs. Thomas J. Jones, who has been visiting friends and relatives in the city, lias returned to Farrell.

Miss Jennie Johnson, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. T. Niggle or Lowellvllle, has returned Mrs. R.

L. returned to Yottngstown after a visit with Mrs, Robert Hamilton of this city. Miss Margaret Smith of Morgan- town, W. who has been visiting Miss Blanche Murphy of Youngs-town, arrived here Sunday to be the guesrof friends for a few davs. Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Sidley aye vis iting friends In Youngstown and vi cinity for a week. Thomas Shaughnessy of this city end his brother M.

J. Shaughnessy of Detroit. who were guests of. their uncle, James Shaughnessy of Beaver, have returned. Miss Dufford Is the guest of hr aunt, Mrs.

Thomas Stewart of Pcik, for a week or twoi Misses Gladys Hoffman and Lillian Baird, who were guests of friends in the city for a week, have returned to their nome In Cnntonville, Pa. Prof, and Mrs. I. M.t McClymonds of Slipperyrock, are visiting friends in the city for a short time. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Palmer have returned from Rochester, where they attended the Roundhead reunion. Earl Craig of Lincoln avenue, has returned from a short visit with friends in Eriser, Reebel, Lindsay and Drescher families have third annual reunion at the park.

Miss Margaret Paisley of New York city, hag arrived for a visit of some weeks with her father, Andrew G. Paisley of West Madison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Reese of East Washington street, have returned from a week's trip to Detroit, Cleveland and other lake points.

Miss Margaret Shields of Pittsburgh, arrieved today for a few days' visit with Miss Nell Elliott of Delaware avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Howe, of Boyles avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Rhodes, of Neshannock avenue, are sojourning at Chautauqua Lake.

Mrs. Wm. Marqm's, of Delaware avenue, has returned from Chautauqua Lake where she was the guest of Mrs Chas. Greer for a short time. Mrs.

J. E. McGaughey and daughters the Misses Helen and May, of East Reynolds street, who have been spending a few weeks at Chautauqua Lake, have returned. Mrs. Isaac Cartwright and Miss Margaret Eppinger of Sycamore street are guests of their mother, Mrs.

John Eppinger, of Harmony for a week or ten days. Dr. J. y. Flaherty and family of North Mercer street have returned from a visit in New York.

Mrs. R. S. Muder, of Cout street, has returned from a visit with relatives at Harmony. Miss Sadie Elliott, of Wallace avenue, has returned from a week's visit in Pittsburgh.

Mrs. William Marso, of Shenango Helping. EGdseysi' py Cfesruig Bibcc A Function Greatly Asiec By a Well-Known Remedy. Most readers will he Intrtpd to mors dourly so Important. In the use of S.

S. R. to purify the hlood, Ii action is a stimulant to the myi'ind ot tine blood vpsseis that make up the onnsfniotlve tissues of the kidneys. All the hlood from nil over the body must pass through the kidneys. They act as testers and assnyeis.

And according to what they allow to pass out la the urine, both as to quantity and materials, the health of the kidneys and the quality of the blood Is determined. The catalytic energy forced by S. 8. S. Is shown in the urine.

It is also demonstrated In the skin. And as the blood cnntlnjie--ti sweep through the kidneys the do.ulnatlng nature of S. fl. Sethi as It does through all the avenues of elimination, shows a marked decrease of manifestations as demonstrated by urine analysis. This assistance Is a great relief to the kidneys.

The body wastes are more evenly disuihuted to the emunctories; their elimination Is stimulated by the tonic action afforded the liver, lungs, skin and kidneys. Thus, In cases of rheumatism, cystitis, chronic sore throat, husklness of voice, bronchitis, asthma and the myrlnd of other reflex Indications of wPak kidney action, first purify your hlood with S. S. 8., so tt will enshle the tissues to rebuild the cellular atrcngtn and regain the normal heslth. 8.

8. S. Is prepared bv The Swtft Specific B27 Swift Atlanta. and If you have any deep seatej or obstinate blood trouble, writs to their Medical Ucyt. foi Xre 4vica.

HI For Sale by Love MeGown. Shamrock club meets at the home of Mrs. Peter Capto of Leasure avenue. Mrs. Frank Dewberry of West Washington street, entertains Neddie- craft Kensington.

O. M. K. club members have a pic nic at the park. Central Circle members with their husbands and families will have a picnic supper at the park.

Friday. Descendants of Enoch and Margaret Pearson McCreary will have their annual reunion at Hotel McCreary, New Wilmington. Luncheon-Spoon club members win havo luncheon at the Country club. Misses Mary and Rose Sennet cf State street, are to entertain Y. W.

E. club. Mather eModelina Sale Continued Owing to a delay in securing material for our new front and store fixtures, we will continue our Clearance through the entire month of August. BETTER VALUES THAN EVER. Our entire stock reduced in price at from 10 to 50 PerCent.

i Mather ros Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths 213 E. Washington St.