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To the contents of
one medium size jar of
Libby's Sliced Dried Beef,
add one tablespoonful of
butter, then sprinkle
with one tablespoonful
of flour and add one-half
cup of cream. Cook 5
minutes and serve on
toast.
Ask for Libby's in the
scaled glass jars.
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SILENCE THAT WAS WASTED
Aunt Melissa Supremely Indifferent to
Fact That Pa Had for Days
Been in a “Huff.”
Aunt Melissa Spigott was
exceedingly energetic t
youns of
wker
z8ters used
t her tongu nust
toed, because
Bilas, on
nomical
of early
The
ruly memt
one
off¢ figs
severe silence |
At the end of
older daughte
mother ug
mark, “Ma, seems
make up 1
"Make
Aunt Me
“Make uj
“Why,”
“don't you know
bad vet? He's still
“*Huffing—for the
long’s he been a-huffing ?”
down
pose tha be
occas!
the sul
1
what
returned
o
you came on
hard about
stirring
2%0."
“Why, you don't
Maud'” Aunt Meliss
“Your pore '
three days
thing of it!
80 was
ting sugar
his coffee that's three dave
t
tell me. Janie
amazed
a-huffing for
mistrusted a
ooked
Been
and 1 never
Youth's Companion
and
ask
enemy
enemys
will probably friend: of
a friend yo nake
Marmaduke
an
r N
Breakfast
A Pleasure
when you have
Post
Toasties
with cream
A food with snap and
that up the
appetite.
Sprinkle
Toasties over a saucer of
zest wakes
crisp Post
fresh strawberries, add some
cream and a little sugar—
Appetizing
Nourishing
Convenient
“Thé Memory Lingers”
Sold by Grocers
POSTUM CEREAL CQ. Lad.
Battle Creek, Mich,
LIVE NEWS
OF THE
STATE
Rt Sh—
r
)
Glenside,
— -
of
meeting
Residents
held a
sider the water question, Judge End-
Reading
this county, {fo con-
lich having rendered an opinion that
Reading has right to water
beyond its boundary lines Glenside
supplied with water by the city
& suburban company. but
cease on August 1. The
voted unanimously
annexation to Reading, pre
carry thelr water rather
this step. In Means
will to
from other
no sell
is
through
this will
citizens present
REainst
ferring to
than take
arrangements
the
time be made
t a water supply some
source,
York Miss Bessie Matson,
year-old daughter of Mr
was killed a
away accident near Fawn Grove
the
Mrs,
run-
The
LEE
3p
it
and
Charles Matson,
iri, accompanied by a younger
1d a companion, was driving to
The horse
became frightened heavy
and erturned
embank
driving and she
injured One
tured and }
AUBINgE
to attend a picnigp
at a de-
very WARON Ov the
Miss
the
buggy on an
Matson Was
nly one of lungs
i=
atl 1wrtly afte
Was
cident
sburg, chairman
1d Means Committee ¢
ar ‘O
eo 21
O00 0660
ne men's moveme
qdigion also dwelt
campaign of the
Chairman Fred. Zizle-
on Council, is at the
of
ment on the
part
tack the
Pit
over:
fathers to at {
tshurg-
bill, =
The
so Mr. Zizleman allege 8, that
igned by
Councilmen have been
utional to
for
Ashlan
at one
was
¥ highways
known
which ahan.
five vears ARO, Is fo be
The Good Roads Asso.
back of
yuntain
was
the movement
is over two m ies
ae summit at a point
+
vhere
t
Crosses
y~—Arthur MeEl
ying
ped hy a
8 Memorial
fa
d clot on
hlow a
Fams
Mow,
and
uncon.
of a Lloo
Ve from
at
knocked down by the
was ashlee to
hecame
Day
yg
es get up
away
and
later
scious was (akon fo » hoenital
pital,
where AY
iYgicians ae Cannot ree
aver
York Henry Strayer,
Township. was
and the
of I'rank-
from his
pacsed over
He was internally injured and
probably n recover The ne-
cident was coused by the
ving suddenly
lin
WARON
him
will
thrown
wheels
ot
Reading Disloeating her neck in
cays ago Mrs Margaret
Blankenbiller, 80 vears old. of West
Reading, muah to the amazement of
attending physic.ans lived until
Thursday She died in the Reading
hospital
the
Reading Rev. Dr. I.
Lutheran
has accosted the call to
professorship at the Mt
Lutheran Seminary and vill
T Horn,
of this city,
enter
Shenandoah —Jesdph Morgalis, 17
old, high school student and
of August Morgalis,
member of the
Workers of thin faction,
United
was drown.
Pittsburg
out of a
in
window,
Walking
third-stors
ney, fell and received Injuries which
caused his death: in a short time,
The accident occurred at the home of
his father, Rev. Dr. J. H. Mellvaine,
rector of Calvary Episcopal Chureh.
Seranton, John Flanagan was
killed, and Guy Wetzel was badly in.
jured in a runaway scecleent on
Glyphant Boulevard here. Two othe
ors in the party scffered slight in.
Juries.
M THE
STHTE CAPITAL
i “ o-
Information and Gossip a
Harrisburg.
DOINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Brief Mention of Matters as They
Occur at the State Capital
Official and Other-
wise.
Bigelow to Head Commission.
The Sproul “Main Highway" bill,
designed to give Pennsylvania a 8YB-
tem of over improved
reaching of
and
State
1,000 miies of
road, every center popu-
of
Gover-
counties
by
ladon covering all
the has been signed
nor Tener
Coincide with the {
the
announcement
M
statement that
been approved,
made 1
ormer
ithe
Ed-
director {
measure had
Was hat
Bigelow, |
Works,
system
ward
Public
of
vards,
of Pittsburg, or
of par
creat
its boule.
personal rep-
Senator Peni
Allegheny County, had been n
the
ks and
for
of
and Years
resentative ose in
amed as
new
The b
program of
will take a
£50.0060.000
Highway Commissioner
not nro
only provides for sa
road construction, whicl
dozen
to CArry
Highs
gh
ICH the
and over
but
VeATrs
organize the State
ment under w! Sta
bullding roads on a State
snce 1503
ly $10,000
of
at a
00
tae 1
aw i
macadan
amendn
borrow
te
ent
$50. 000 00
g he passed. the
able bt ®i
ounia
Legislatures can appropri;
} CArry ou the program
iissioner may change
¢ deems expedient, and
is made for the divigion
ce charges hetweon
th and the dis
roads pass
nt svstem of
road constructi
£1.000.000. bat
0a
i, the
natead of
of
divided
town-
but 50
Ntate
paving 75 per
t! being
borough
will
the cont the
cost and balance
between
tad
county, or
ahi the
State
of the
hear per
be-
Ing pald by the county and subordin-
ate div
cent cost, the other half
isfone benefited
Pipnsr Bint Signed
Governor
Pittsburg-Seranton
so-called "Pittsburg
vides of
Tener the
The
has approved
charter bill
plan’ act pro-
the principal fea-
tures of the commission form of gov-
ernment of cities, in that it rips out
of office the large Councilmanie
bodies and Institutes in their stead
very small Councils It also effects
other changes in the form of govern-
ment of cities of the second class,
thus affecting only the cities of Pitts-
burg and Scranton. The act takes
effect immediately and rips out of of-
fice the sixty-seven Councilmen in
Pittsburg and sixty-two in Scranton,
for some
nine for
receive a salary
and five for Seranton,
£§2.000,
the power to appoint the new single
chamber Counells. The present May-
Pittsburg, who shall each
of $6,500 a vear,
to be paid
Under the act the Councilmen will
have authority to remove heads of
departments for cause, it being re-
quired that a Cemmon
shall preside when an 4fficial 1s tried
Three Killed in £2 ute.
mobile, driven by C. A. Sefton, a
prominent carriage manufacturer,
got beyond control and dashed off
the Mulberry street viaduct, hurling
its occupants 50 feet below on pllea
of bullding material stored beneath
the bridge. The dead are Mr. Sef.
ton, William Harrar, of Harrar &
Chamberlain, leather merchants, and
Mra. Robert W. Dunlop, wife of the
manager of a bond firm.
| Weekly Review of Trade and
| Market Reports.
So —r—
New York Dun's Review says:
“Bank exchanges this week make a
much more comparison
with recent preceding years than for
1 {ae
all lead-
i
satisfactory
along time past, the total at
ng cities of the
Eating $2,730,867,4%
5.6 per as
corresponding week
K.6 the
1909. the |
Slates
inct
compared with
year
game
mprovement
by
more
United ARETE
» of
the
of
in
is
York
favorable
10
finan-
than
he
this respect
t week,
Inge
2, An
cent,
and
week
last
per cent over
of
returns
the
may be
operations |
Most
the
while
in New
but
comparison
tive
shown
City,
due in part
more n the
markets
point, it may
ac
and
Year
that
gpeculative
that
xcess In
‘1a
at
noted the ¢
th wheres
12 per
cent Amid
much less an las
the Increase [3 €
in
against 5.1 ng
the cities in the
marked
nanges
flect the
Pittsburg reflec
i
ili=
per
the
East
improvement Smal
outside centres
and South also show
er ex!
than last vear at
iron
conditions in the
Wholesale Markets
NEW YORK Wheat Spot firm:
No. 2 i, 87 ley
afloat,
Dual
Corn
3
ern
ickens,
Dressed pou!
fowls, nearby
ern, 13@ 11 roosters
Ing chickens, nearby,
fined sugars unchanged
BALTIMORE
at f
opened
Whent
Were dtic per bushel
an
firmer: spot a
32%: June, 82
ust, 80¢
Ce
58% c; July,
Onte No
gtandard whi
2G
white, car
heavy car No. 2
40c;: car No. 2
elevator
a sins
white, ¥
heavy, white,
mixed,
3T4%¢
No. 1 Timothy, per
mothy, $23.50@ 24.50:
Timothy, $2060 22: eholee
$22.50 No. 1
mixed, $22@22.50; No. 2
mixed, $20@ 22; No. 1 Clover,
@21; No. 2 Clover, $18@ 19
Butter— Creamery,
22%: Creamery,
ton, $25;
No. 3
Clover,
mixed, 23.50; Clover,
Clover,
$20
fancy,
choice,
Creamery, good, 196 20:
imitation, 17@ 19; Creamery,
2260 24
Cheese
Eggs
_—
Per pound. 13@ 14¢
Maryland, per doz. 15 %e:
Virginia, per doz. 15%e¢;
per doz, 15%e¢; West Virginia,
doz, 15%e¢; Bouthern, per doz, 14%
@ 15¢,
Live Poullry-—Fowls, old Hens,
heavy, per pound, 14¢; do, light, per
pound, 14¢; Chickens, spring. 1%
pounds and over, per pound. 28
30c; do, 1% pounds, per pound, 26¢:
white Pekins,
Muscovy
lie
per pound, 12¢;
and Mongrel,
do,
Live Stock
CHICAGO.
steady.
Cattle - - Market
$4.80@ 6.60;
$2.9060 5.7
@6.70; calves, $5.250 8.
Hogs Market
| firm at opening prices,
6.05: mixed, $5656; heavy,
$5.40@ 5.87%: rough, $6.40G 5.60;
| good to cholee heavy, 35.606 5.87%;
pigs, $5. 40@ 5.95; bulk of sales,
$.R5G 5.95,
KANBAS CITY, MO.-—Cattlo—
Market steady to shade lower,
Dressed beef and export steers, $5.70
@6.16; fair to good, $5.206 5.65;
Western steers, $5.76@ 6.90; stock.
ors and feeders, $4.75 @5.65: South.
orn steers, $4. 40@ 5.50; Southern
cows, $3@ 4.60,
stockers and feeders,
{
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| PULPIT NOT
i
IN THEIR LINE
of Country Disappointed Parents’
Fond Expectations,
“There were three boys in
| lly out In Ashland county,
| sald Colonel Fred Paul
Charlegton, W at
hotel, "and our
parents decided
our fam
(:rem
the
Old
Va.,
good
that one
should be a preacher
“Peter, the first
for the church, while
were
of
born
1
Ben
of
was pleked
and myself
allowed to think gome other
vocation Well, when Petef left «
lege he told father and
he guegsed
aiong
nother
hie church (
ithout hi
Then
and
were
w m
the law
pulpit
parents
I had
from
“That
YOUngest
Ben got
he told
entered
home
meant the
for
throug!
course
that he
the exampl
profes
legal
BO
3
Professor
will a quart
absorb
The Pugilist--Th
brick’
Th
The P
that much wat
Dragging Their Hosiery
Arlen ae familiar w=
hose and
fire
De meantime
ompanies dashe
arrived fire fighters were
their respective lines toward
ing bullding, when little
them
Oh. mam the
ma
kK out of the
comes more firemen dragging
boslery behind them! incot
DISTEMPER
Ere
Agents wan i t y Medics
Contagious Diseases, Goshen,
Privilege.
Visitor y d t
town?
in
Native No, but
what |
I'd ever have
Whs
You
this
dor vou
got
never
this can
dull
make
FUCCORR
ltewhere
Puck
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Allen's Fool-Base, the antiseptic powder. 11's the
greatest comfort disoovery of the age. Allen eV
Base makes tight or new shoes Tool easy. It TE
reriain relief for sweating, callous, swollen. tired
sching feel, Alwarsuee 11 to Break In New shoes
Try 18 today, B0ld everywhere, 25 conta. Dowd
pccept any substitute, For FRER triad package,
address Alien 8 Olmsted, Le Roy, N. ¥
have done ¢
could
ECne aways
if thou knowest anything good. of
man, tell it unto others:
fil, tell it privately and
himself. Bur: itt
a
if anything
prudently to
For HEADACHE -Micks® CAFPUDINE
Whether from Colds, Hest, Stomach or
Nervous Troubles, Capudine will relieve rou
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sores, ‘ ,
After her third engagement a girl
begins to appear anxious
|
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DROPSY,
How a Terrible Case Was Cured Afar
Doctor's Treatment Failed.
- —
Michael J, Sharp, 129 Maryland Ave.
s N. Y., says: “1 had in-
pains through my back
feet swelled so 1 could
The slightest touch left :
skin,
that 1
Whenever 1
lont
control of the kidney
gecretions My phy-
4 Bicin stated nothing
i would save me but an
: vas my
g 3 of Doan’s Kidney
Pills and under t use I gradually
Erew
urine was
x
the show
plainly
dropsy
caught cold, 1
r
»
5 0
1
it
ation
better. The frequent flow of the
rickish sedi-
peared and the
ommend
highest
corrected. the b
ment and gravel
color became nati
Doan's Kidne:
terme.”
Hemember Doan’'s
For general
slorekeepe:r Ver i . rice &0c.
gale by and
SHE GOT
WHAT SHE
WANTED
This Woman Had to Insist
Strongly, but it Paid
Chicago, IlL.—*“1 suffered from a fe.
a
ire to get
Lydia E.
iam’'s Vegetable
mpound, but the
ey
-y
BE ees
MME en
glad 1 did, fgr it has cure
“Iknowefson
a
d me.
Any cases where wo.
dia E. Pink.
und that I can
i woman if that
help her, there is
Mrs, JANETZKI,
iL
this
methingels
druggist can make a litt
Women who i
critical period «
from any of the
culiar to tt
1 ALO ATe 4 §
se distressing ills as
eir se hould not lose sight
of the fact that for thirty years Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound,
which is made from roots and herbs,
has been the standard remedy for fe.
male ills. In almost every community
will tind women who have been
restored to health by Lydia E. Pi
bam’s Vegetable Compound,
Constipation
Vanishes Forever
Prompt Relief—Permanent Cure
CARTER’S LITTLE
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ail. Purely vegeta.
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but gently on
the liver
Stop after
dinner dis-
indigestion, po a
ove the complexion, brighten the eyes,
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travis aed Rice all
Pisa Neat, dean,
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om hong
elect.
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PATENT
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disorders and weaknesses
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ated physician-—an experienced and
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It is wold
got it, lh
It is the
specialist in
dealer who hasn't it can
for this medicine op
and the