SE ————— 3 SI
HONOR FOR PICKANINNY.
The Old Gentleman—How did you
ever come to be named Fido John
son”?
The Pickaninny- Why, old Jedge
Smiff he don thought so much of
me dat he named me after his dog
RINGWORM SPREAD ON FACE
Campbell, Va—*"I have been trou-
bled with ringworm on the right side
of my face for six or eight years, It
began with just very small pimples in
€pots and continued to spread more
every year until it covered the right
side of my face. It was red, rough and
in circles, and itched and burned very
much. It was sore when I scratched
my face and it worried me so much I
couldn't keep from scratching It
looked very bad; I would hate to go
out while it on my face. Every
one noticed and some would
what it was
“I tried some home remedies before
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment,
such and ~~ i
could only temporary rellef until
I began to use Cuticura Soap and Oint.
ment. icura Ointment on
my face and let it stav on for about
&n hour and then I washed my face
with Cuticura the Cuti-
cura Soap and ( gts for one month
and 1 ured (Signed) Miss
Feb. 21, 1912
Virginia
Cuticura d Ointment
Was
it
nal
asx
as « ———— ——
find
I put the Cut
Soap I used
en
was 1 POG
Woodward,
Soap an sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard “Cuticura, Dept. 1. Boston.”
Adv.
Different Youth.
"Good morning, Mrs. Ales,” said a
grocery boy awaiting an order from a
lady in a suburban town
“Please call me Allees.”
the lady “That's my name.”
“But I don't know you well enough
to call you Alice,” rejoined the youth
sonfusedly
answered
important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
Infants and children, and see that it
Bignature of ATL TZ ee
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Bears the
Of Course.
“Doesn't the sight of a peach make
you want to smack your lips?”
“No, indeed "he sight of a peach
makes me want to smack her lips.”
For SUMMER HEADACHES
Hicks’ CAPUDINE is the best remedy —
Bo matter what causes them-—-whether
from the heat, sitting in draughts, fever.
Ish condition, ete %e and Me per
oa
bottle at medicine stores. Adv.
10
Appropriate.
"What did the banker's bride wear
the meeting”
“Oh, some check goods.’
at
Its Kind.
What interest has the
chase of the poor cat?”
i guess HM is some purr scent.”
dog in the
Eres. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamma
tion, alla ys pain, cures wind colie, 3¢ a bottle
Ady
A woman always suspects another
woman who never sheds tears
I, €h
It's ¥ matter to forgive those
who trespass against others
BAD BACKS DO
MAKE WORK HARD
Backache makes the daily toil, for
thousands, an agony bard to endure,
Many of these poor sufferers have
kidney trouble and don't know it
Swollen, aching kidneys usually go
hand m hand with irregular kidney
wction, headache, dizziness, pervous-
ness and despondency
When suffering so, try Doan’s Kid.
ney Pills, thes best-recommended
kidney remedy.
Here's a Connecticut Case
Pageons Sweet “ Beery Pe
MM Taliman Sir ture Teils a
Norwioh, Cony
SRY "Forweegas
I was slek in bed
80 Thies i
couldn’s 1am
over, | suffered
tortaren from
the sharp paine
ReToSs toy Joins,
nnd was greatly
troubied Ly pro
fuse passage of
the kidney se -
eretions,
“Doan 's Kidney
Pills enred me
complotely aft
pA doetore
al i
Get Doan’s at Any Drug Store, 80¢ a Box
DOAN’ KIDNEY
PILLS
§ FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N.Y.
pT
"
OMPSON i
or -
bare
Rind BAT te
. Teor, NX
La LA TA
rd Lest Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use
; fn time. Bold by Drage!
“FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
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vo
2)
_—
COMPLETE FIRST
SIAGE OF THE WAR
Allies Plan to Starve Ou
Turkish Army.
' TERRIBLE BAYONET CHARGE.
Strong Reinforcements Of the Otto
man Troops Coming Up—The
Montenegrins Bombard
Scutari.
the
Ferdi
80}
the
prisoners
London Pushing on under
magnificent leadership of Cza
nand, leaving behind only enough
diers to bury the dead, care for
wounded and guard their
the main Bulgarian forces are in
trenched less than three miles from
the city of
m the r
Adrianople preparatory to
esult of which mili
critics declare depends
{f the
tary
ture o Sultan's dominions
rope,
A dispatch from
mate of
places the
the losses ilesgeh,
total Bulgarian dead and
wounded at 7.000, and ti Turkish at
12,000 Estimates immber of
Turkish prisoners from
3.000 to 5.000 lasted 20
hours
jack
are piled hij
confiict, and
girewn thousand
he isolated
f HOG men
escape bo
menaons
prisoners
he grand
veral gen
of gaeh
Bul
took
into
Kili
thi
fierce fighting
sireets of the 14
effected
iigar thelr
ans
the lower part
from Sta Zagora
¥
rom
dispatch ra SAVE
the battle was waged street to
street, every foc { the gr
obstinately ont ed 1
fought
onets
ound being
soldiers
a8 bay
part, de
f Kirk
retire.
he
with knives as well
Th on their
clare that the vacuation o
Kilisseh was a
ment,” a phrase became
familiar during the Russian retreat in
Manchuria
army at. Adr
fo (¢
The
strategical
vhich
They vill have a big
anople and along ie
and if as the
Asiatic
the theatre
Fre
i
line nstantinoplis
Bulgarians
roops have so far reached
of war the
forcements
say onl 50.000
Turks | rein
ave
ip
Coming
VOLCANO ACTIVE AGAIN.
Mt. Katmai, In Alaska, Is Again In
Eruption.
Katmai
damage
Violent
Cordova, Alaska voleano
on the
Alaskan Peninsulaand adjacent islands
edd
which caused
great
last June, is belie to he
n violent
vmer Dora
that she
unahle
eruption again, the
having reported bs ]
is anchored off Whale Island
tn +1
proceed farther westward her
to uted Tren
voyage Harbor
darknesg caunsed by
ash
of
voleanie
alse
alling
TWO KILLED BY TRAIN,
Alleged Chicken Thieves Hit
Road Crossing.
At a
«)
0 hay
Cleveland
men, thought t
thieves,
Lake Shore train No
in Euclid, men were
driving across tracks with a
wagon loaded with crates of chickens
It is said Jacob Salzer, of Euclid,
later identified the chickens as having
been stolen from his Coops.
Two inidentified
chicken
killed by
at a crossing
e been
were siruck and
15
The
near here
the
CANAL HEROES REWARDED.
Medais For Those Whe Braved Dan
gers Of the Big Work.
Washington in the work
f uniting the tlantic and Paelfic
Oceans were rewarded by the United
States, according to the afatement of
Colonel Goethals, engineer in charge
of the work, who reported to the
Isthmian Canal Commission. Accord
ing to Col. Goethals, 735 medals have
been awarded to those who braved the
dangers of the big work.
Heroea
STEPHEN R. DOW IN
Consists
DICTED.
Against Stock Broker.
Boston, Mass. An indictment
four Michigan copper mining com
panies was returned against Stephen
R. Dow, a stock broker. Dow was ro
lensed on $25,000 cash bail. The in
dietment alleged that the defendant
Indiana, Algomah, Franklin and North
Lake mining companies
SNAPSHOTS AT
items of Interest.
REPORTS ABOUT CROPS GOOD
rr
Farmers Busy in Every Locality
Churches Raising Funds for Many
Worthy Objects—Iitems of Busi-
ness and Pleasure that Interest.
Judge Criswell, at Franklin, revoked
the sentence of a Greek prisoner in or
der that he might go to war
Peter Alaburds died at the State
Hospital, the result of a fall of coal at
Boston Run Colliery
ABE0-
Mrs
The
clation
Walt
Allentown Playgrounds
has been organized, with
er CU. Guilder as president
Seventeen foreigners were arrested
South Bethle $2 and
ach for creating a disturbance
a coffees house
hem fined
in and
Costs «¢
in
Members of the Industrial Commis
are trying ef-
North Bethlehem
sion, of Bethlehem, to
fect, annexation of
to the borough
Ferguson was sent to jall
the Lancaster Court
f Wil E
house of
McDonald, a well-known Cen.
Lemporar
et
eid beop
mprovements
tries wil
3 ' EwWhieat own
ed by Jacob 8. Mover, of Berge)
i thareaocorne
yielded 150
ed
ng oul of
at York,
daughter of
ance and plunge
Ww “1
WaIK, Busi
dow
Jame
ainin
dled bo
lentown that the Rev
dis
First
1838, inaugu
ing pews in tha
who became the
Church
¢
the system of rent
Presbyterian there
rated
church
George Matzik was sentenced
Montgomery County to
14 more than 17
Emstern Penitentiary for fatally
bing A: Babyok at King-of-Pn
sia
not less
YOArs not years in
drew i¥
Me
was
For taking liberties with Linnie
Neill, of Cheste 18
a guest ile home, in Ne
Thomas McCool, middle-aged
was sent to jall for two years by
Court
y, while she
i Irrigiown
al
and mar
ried
Montgomery County
The Perkiomen Seminary building
has the contract
for the 320,000 Carnegie library which
built
Ochs Construction Company of
committee awarded
io the
Allen-
is to be on the campus
own
who cut
+3 .
iL
Men
tree On
Willlamsport,
in trunk The tree was long th
refuge of an that looked calmly
upon the people bound to and from the
Pennsylvania Railroad depot
down an immense oas
lawn at the Park Hotel, at
found two owls’ nests
the
owl
William A. Lightner, who was killed
by a locomotive at Erie a few days
ago, was Treasurer of Perry county
from 1885 to 1888. He taught school
for 17 years in Perry and Cumberland
counties He was secretary the
Perry County Fruit Growers Asso-
ciation
of
H. L. Murray, secretary of the A)
toona Market Company, while fishing
in the Juniata River, near his cottage
at Aughwick Mills, Huntingdon coun-
ty, caught a large water-dog, or fresh
water alligator, which put up a feroci
This is
not the first specimen of the rather
rare species of reptiles Mr. Murray has
caught The water-dogs, which are
more than a foot long, and have tho
legs, tall, mouth and other equipment
of a Yull-fledged alligator, are rather
prevalent near his cottage, and he al
ready had one in a collection of nat
ural curios he and members of his
family have heen gathering at their
chip. Berks county.
pointed custodian of the new Federal
lot recently purchased by the Govern
ment in that town. According to the
instructions in the letter Mr. Hess
must keep down the weede, clean the
sidewalk in winter, allow no use of
the grounds that would offend the pub.
lie, and in other ways keep close tab
on this lot
Weekly Review of Trade and
Market Reports.
Bradstreet's gays
“The situation ig one of sustained,
some branches of abundant,
activity In a word, #0 many lines are
far enough sold ahead as to invest the
situation in general with high
gree of assurance,
‘Buying for immediate delivery is of
heavy proportions, and calls for ship.
mente are insistent as heretofore,
thus indicating that stocks are scarce
and that goods are wanted in a hurry.
At the game time intermediate digtrib-
utors are placing orders for
future shipment, but matters stand
it is prompt business th
the more significant as
“Business failures In
a de
as
ome
as
Al DOBBEeREES
OCte
the United
187, against
like week of
and 231
week were
Bin the
244 In
States for the
272 last
1911, 157
in 1908
week, 25
1914
1604
yy
po
Wholesale Marzets
NEW
No. red
105% ft o 1
luth, 98% f o t
YORK
14
o
-
Ress
“aoa
Corn
afloat
Spot easy; export
December to Mare
No. 4
white clipp
Oals
While
Spot CRBY
, oOESY
rm
Butter—Firm:
“i Pose,
CIeanery
thirds, 25@ 26;
ation ry.
packing stock, current
1 in
pinta creams
SOG l2: slats
24@ 25
£'h
Live
fren
Wuiel
Poultry
14 @ 15¢
Pires
1. 321
2, 1820
r mixed
1. 31850617; No. 3
$14.506015.50 Clover
2, $11@123
NO. 1 straight,
$166 16 00 No.
2 do, $5810.
No. 2,
$8610;
stand-
No,
Light,
giTaAw
2 do,
$11; No.
No 1, 371
No
1 tangle
Wheat straw
86.5047 Oa
No. 2, $888.54 +
Butter
31%,
Creamers
yy
gt we
Creamery $319
choice, 28@30;
27828; Creamery,
locks, 20
Creamery
good
prints ‘ reamery, b
G32
"heen
199 204
Eggs
nearby
West Virginia firsts
& Reerated and
le higher
Chickens
4c,
roosters,
note jobbing lots, per
ib,
Pennsylvania and
Western firsts, 28;
2TE2R; yuthern
rehand-
firgte
My
firsts,
led
i Ye
heavy
26¢
.
CRE at
ic
Poultry
h
13 nid
15
Pekings,
puddle 13
20 a0
Old hens,
small to me
10: soung
small, 15. Ducks ~
14¢: muscovy, 13
Pigeons—Young,
Guineas Fowlg-—
young 11% 1b and over,
smaller, 25
pet do,
dium,
large,
White
14
per
Youn
pr old
Old, sach.
40
25h¢
TOoOuUng
Live Stock
CHIC
100.85
AO
Texan
Catile—Beeves, 35.500
$4506 585: Western
steers 16 stockers and feed
$4.20 7.0 cows and heifers,
calves, $7609.85
mostly 10¢ lower;
mixed, $805069.25;
rough, $850Q
bulk of sales,
ers, yO
¥H0ET.90,
Hoge Market
light, $5404 0.10;
heavy $8509.25;
BiG. ples, $4756 7.75;
$8 ROGDA0
Market
native, $i
yearlings, $4.75006; lambs,
$5.25607 60; Western, $5.50 7.50.
Sheep
er.
4.85
Live
strong to 10¢ high
PITTSBURGH
Bupply light Choice, $R7669.25;
Sheep Steady Prime wethers,
SA0@ AL; culls and commons, $26
E00; lambs, $4.50@7385; veal calves,
$1060 10.35.
Hogs Prime heavies, $9.2009.25;
medinme, $9.056 5.10; heavy Yorkers,
$8.90@9; ligl® Yorkers, $5848.50;
pigs, $67.20; roughs, $7.05048 40,
In parts of Norway the area of cul
tivated land might easily be quads
rupied,
~
i ————— — 3 4 as St
)
and North Carolina brigh
other pipe tobacco.
then granulated.
rolled as a cigarette.
a
WAS
AN aa OaT
Ar
papers FREE.
/
a AY
Sacrifice Made for Dress.
Using the Log Angeles fashion show
for his text, Dr. Alfred Jones, a distin
guished nerve specialist of London
now visiting the California city, made
the assertion that “dress is causing
the ruination of more lives in Ameri
es than malignant disease He sald
the intense competition among Amer
ican women of all classes to keep up
the pace set by fashion was nerve
racking and nerve-de stroying
Doctor Endorses Children's Remedy
Dr. D. R. Rothrock, jerlin, Pa
writes that he has used Kopp's Baby
Friend with excellent results He con
iders it the best remedy for children
Invaluable in Teething Troubles, Wind
Colic and Diarrhoea izes, 10c, 26¢c.,
50c., at druggists or sent direct Kopp's
Baby's Friend Co., York, Pa. Go to
your nearest druggist for free sample.
Ady
NOW
Probably.
“A thing is never so when it is
not so”
“TH bet
in
it is If your wife says it
nd stemmed and
Liat are secured
Liggett & Myers Duke’s
Think
k of
Lt old and young.
tennis racquets, fishing
rods, furniture, ete,
As a special offer,
during November
and Decemberonly we
will send you our
new illustrated cata-
log of presents, FREE.
Just send us your name
and address on a postal.
Cowpomg from Dubc's Mixture mey be
@urovied with fags from HORSE SHOE,
J.T. TINSLEY'S NATURAL LEAF
CRANCER coupons from
Gis
PIEDM
CIGARETTES,
farmed by wa.
Premium Dept,
Lrptrehymn oko
ST. Louis, MO.
A Lucky Find.
git your
inquired Farmer Heck
He came along as a candidat
a litle reaping me per
suaded that he had no chance of
election and decided remain
with me permanently
Where'd ve new
red
man ™
and
did for
him
he to
A Mistaken idea
deal
win
The
of suffering
dowe in my ho
Why, 1
breaking
pane less operation
me Ereal
the
CAUSeq a
breaking all
184
that
perfectly
inderstood
WAS “a
always
windows
TO DRIVE OUT MALARIA
AND BUILD UV THE RYSTE
Take the Old Sandard GROVES TANTEL
CHILL TONIC. You know what you are ak "™g.
The formula is plainly printed on every hottie
showing iL is simply Quinine and fron in & tasted
form. and ihe meal erring! form. Por grows
prope and children, 8 cotta. Ady
its Language.
‘if money talks, what does §t say?
I guess it is buy-buy.”
The man who invests in green goods
must want money bad
Liniment 1 ever tried
Got Entire Relief
ins between my shoul-
Chicago,
n, and since last September have
he shout Your Linimvent
and I will never be without it.”