not guaranteed by a vesponsible Roofings, like most people, prove their worth by the test of time argest Ask your dealer for prod. ucts made by us—~they bear our name. phalt Roofings (All grodes and prices) Slate Surfaced Shingles Asphalt Felts Dec'oning Felis Tarred Felts ding Papers Insulating Papers all » Plastic Roofing Cement Asphalt Coment Roof Coating Metal Paints Outdoor Paints Shingle Stains Refined Coal Tar Tear Coating—Pitch Return of Walnut, The wood of our fathers, the good old “black walnut” that was reckoned the supreme cabinet material of 50 years ago, has come back. True, they call it “American walnut’ now, and true glory of the stuff; out it same old mood in spite of all. soon get back its ancient name and more than its ancient popularity Solved. the world.” “What's his scheme?” “To starve the poor off the face of the earth.” You never miss the water until the courts get hold of the stock and squeeze it out. Trouble is a sprinter. If vou don't who travel at the fastest clip. It isn't every man who can is keg p h ‘nd up when he can see his finish. A Stitch in Time Colds, fevers and germ digrasss are preily sure to overwork the kidneys and leave them weak. In convalescence, in fact, at any time when suspicion is aroused by a lame, aching back. rhea matic pains, headaches. dizziness or dis ordered urine, the use of Doan‘'s Kidney Pillm Is a stitch in time that may avoid serious kidney digeage. No other medicine is so freely recommended or so cessful A Virginia Case Picture Ww L. widely used. an generally suc. bible canes in my was awiul kidney passed Guently was driven almost fran ti and was ETRY Tem + Tn the best pi Doan’s at Any Store, 50c a Box DOAN’S BIDNEY PILLS FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. Make the Liver Do its Duty _ Nine times in ten when the liver is right the stomach and bowels are right. CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS gently but firmly com. pel a lazy liver to do its duty, Cures Cone stipation, In. Headache, and Distress After Eating. Uine must bear Signature " DRBULL'S CoughSyrup Atlanta Cleveland Detroit Seattle Londen Hamburg Sydoey WRONG VIEWS OF MARRIAGE Brooklyn Lawyer Tells of Some Popu- lar Impressions That Are Entire- ly Erroneous. 1 ! i ! i Some persons believe, Mr Hugo Hirsh of the Brooklyn bar, in Case and Comment, that marriage can be entered into by RNY man woman, regardless of age, race, lationship, or condition. But in says Or re this its own peculiar laws regarding, limit ing, and circumscribing entrance into this relationship as the same may be affected by those provisions Some persons believe that fraud. force, duress, coercion, used for the purpose of bringing about marriage between man and woman, do not af fect the legality of the relationship, but in this they are mistaken, because every state and territory has a law providing for the annulment of mar rages caused by fraud, force, ete Some men believe that are chattles and may be beaten into sub mission. This is 2 grave error. for in { many of the states such conduct is | cause for an absolute divorce, and in { nearly all of the states for { a legal separation GRANDMA USED SAGE TEA wives it 12 cause and Sulphur to Bring Back Color, Gloss, Thickness. lustre to the halr when faded. streaked to make it at home, Nowadays fet Try No one that you darkened Pont stay gray! can possibly tell and evenly. brush through with it and draw this your halr, hair disappears, and after another ap plication or two. The Conquerors Return Mr of a large of his married Mouatt worked to keep morning Mr with family spent most in bed, while Mrs in the glass factory, things moving. One Mouatt became impreg the idea of life just nated out of services to his country at Mrs, Mouatt's one day i 4 lady found her in fears | “Why, Mrs. Mouatt. what is the mat ter? Jas Your husband been wound od?” ‘No, miss {Loud sniffles.) i Well, dear me! I hope he bas {| been killed!” | “Oh, it's worse than that, mise! coming ‘ome!"-— Judge TENDER SENSITIVE SKINS | Quickly Soothed by Cuticura. Noth ing Better. Trial Free. i Especially when preceded by a hot | bath with Cuticura Soap. Many com | forting things these fragrant super | creamy emollients may do for the skin, scalp, hair and bands and do it quickly, effectively and economically | Also for the toilet, beth and nursery Sample each free by mail with Book Address postcard Cutloura, Dept. XY. Boston. Sold everywhere—Ady. ——— large On last week not m————— i London Crisis, “Walter! Vienna steap, please!” “'Ush, sir, we calls ‘em Petrograd vatties now, sir!" ———————— | A woman tires of being married as | easily as ghe does of not being. Where a pretty girl is concerned it doesn't take an agotist to make eyes, acters nd ve theme © NEW LEGSLATHE ‘COMMITTEE HEADS nounce Chairmen PAY FOR THE — | Important Dates In Governor Brum. baugh’s Life—Abigail Vare Pastor New Senate Chaplain——Sec. retary For McClain. | Harrisburg.— Speaker Ambler, of the | House of Representatives, made pub lic the names of the chairmen of the | louse Standing Committees Accounts, Evans, Luzerne Agriculture, Landis, Montgomery. Appropriations, Woodward Alle i gheny lanks, Hoffman, Lancaster Bureau of Statistics, Sayde; | moreland Centennial | gheny | Electric Railways, Curry, Philadel phia Compare Bills, Goodwin, Venango. } Congressional Apportionment, Stein, | Allegheny Constitutional | Armstrong. Corporations, Habgood, McKean Counties and Townships, Hibsham, Lancaster. Education, Showalter, Union. Elections, MeNiehol, Philadelphia. Federal Relations, McConnell, Mer- oer. Fisheries, Steedle, Allegheny. Forestry, Albee, Potter. Game, Brosius, Jefferson. Geological Surveys, McCurdy, Blair Insurance, Baldwin, Delaware Iron and Coal, Goodnough, Cameron Judiciary, local, Gibson, Lycoming Judiciary, Whitaker, Ches | ter Judicial Apportionment, Stone ford Labor and Industry, Garner kill Law and Order, Williams ioga : Legislative Apportionment Spangler | York | Library, Phillips, Clearfield Manufactures, Cox, Philadelphia Military, Adams, Luzerne Mines and Mining, Hess. Lancaster Municipal Corporations, Walton | Lawrence Pensions Washington Printing. Harner, Lawrence Public Buildings, Rhoads, Lancaster. | Puablic Health and Sanitation. Gans | Philadelphia Public Roads West Affairs, Alle Kaiser Reform, Milliron special, Brad Schuyl and Gratuities, Brownlee. E. E Jones, Susque Hiroads, H. 1 Retrenchment Wilson, Jefferson and Reform. Weaver, | Westmoreland Ways and Means, phia The following are the chairmen of the Senate cotnmittoes: Agricultural, Martin, Cumberiand Appropriations, Buckman, Bucks Banks and Bullding and Loan Asso ciations, Beldleman, Dauphin Canals, Magee, Allegheny City Passenger Rallways, | Beaver Roney, Philadel Thompson, ional Apportionment, j Lynch, Lackawanna Corporations, Crow, Fayotie Education, Hoke, Franklin Elections, MeNieho! Philadelphia Executive Nominadons, Crowe Far. | ete ; Exposition | phia Federal Reistions, Gyer, Chester Finance, Sproul, Delaware Forestry, Mills, Bradford Game and Fish, Moore, Allegheny insurance, Graff, Armstrong ; Judicial Apportionment, Philadelphia Judiciary General, Clark, Erie Judiciary Special, Savder. Schur) ki Law and Order, Salus, Philadelphia, Legislative Apportionments, MceCon- Bell, Northumberland. Library, Schantz, Lehigh Military Affairs, McKee, Allegheny. Mines and Mining, Homsher, Lan. caster Municipal phia New Counties, Catlin, Luzerne Pensions, Burke, Allegheny. Public Grounds and Bulldings, Sen. gsnich, Westmoreland Public Health and Sanitation. Ger barich, Lebanon. Printing, Smith, Philadelphia Public Roads, Kurtz, Jefferson. Public Service and Light, Heat and Water, Croft, Montgomery. Railroads, Endsley, Somerset Ask Pay For Guard Escort To Fair. Arrangements were made by Lieu tenant George E. Roth, of the Second Infantry, N. G. P.. for a concurreat resolution to be Introduced inte the Legislature for the payment of ex. penises of officers and men of the mili. tary organization to act ar escort to Governor Brumbaugh when be attends the Panama-Pacific Exposition early ip the summer. Woman Secretary For McClain, Lieutenant Governor McClain ap pointed Mish Alma K. Boyd, of Lane carter, hin private secretary. Miss | Boyd was secretary to Mr. McClain | when he was mayor of Lancaster. Congress Affairs, Daix. Philadel. i i i Affairs, Vare, i wii The Markets I AON. RE IT NEW YORK.-——~Wheat No. 2 rall, ¢ i f track export; No. 1 North { ern Duluth, ‘144%; No. 1 Northern | Manitoba, 149% ¢ § £ Buffalo -Bpot strong; ciflto arrive; Argentine, 78¢ | delivered. { Oats—Spot firm: standard. b8%c; No. 3 white, 57 57%; clipped white, 593% @61. “ | 84G 4%; | @28. packing No. 2, 21. Eggs— Fresh gathered, extra fine, @47c; extra firsts, 45: firste, 42@ 44: State, Pennsylvania and nearby nen nery, whites, 456050: do | Whites, 44@045: do, hennery $7@48; do, gathered, brow ns mixed colors, 42@47 Live Pealtry Irregular; Western shickens, 14 @14%c: fowls, 14 L@16%; turkeys, 14@15 Dressed gltrong; Western roasting chickens, 16@19%c; fresh fowls, 12% @ 18: turkeys, 12@ 21. stock, current make, browns, and PHILADELPHIA. — Wheat Car lots, In export elevator, No. 2 red, spot and January, $1.41@1.44: No. 1 North ern Duluth, $1.49@152; No. 2 red Western, $1.45@1.48 Corn—No. 2 yellow, new, 18@ 78%e; steamer yellow, new, 77@77%c; No. 3 yellow, new, 76 @ 76 %e: sample yellow, vew, 71@73¢c; new, cob, per 70 pounds, 14@75¢c. For car lots, in expo-t eleva tor, No. 2, 76@ 75%: steamer. 73% @ 4c; No. 3, 72% @73c Oats—No. 2 white, 586 58%: ard white, b7@57%¢c: No. 3 BE%@5Te Butter stand. white, Western, solid - packed creamery, faney, special, extra, 24c; extra firsts, 3%¢: firsts 31922¢c: seconds, 27@ 28¢; nearby prints fancy 37c; average, extra, 3 firsts, a 34c; seconds, 286 720¢ Jobbing sales of fancy prints, 426 44c Eggs Nearby extra. 47 per doz firsts, $13.50 per standard case Hear by. good, current receipts, $13.20 per tase; Western and Southwestern. extra firsts, $13 50 per case: firsts, 812.60 per case; Southern refrigerator to selected, 36¢ he 33 $12.60G 132.20 per case SERRE, spring packed, as quality, 23 per doz; fan candled and fresh eggs Jobe bing. at 50@52¢ per doz Cheese New York. earlier receipts, choice, current make, 16¢; do do ! $@14%e; do do, part @lic G 280 e¥, full ecream 16 do do. 1 fair to goo skims, 8 BALTIMORE —Wheat-—XNo : red spot and January, 148c: February 143%; No. 2 red Western spot and Jan vary, 147 Corn-—-Contract mixed, 73 Oats — Standard No. 3 white, 5634 @56% Rye-—No. 2 rye, Western 122 No. 2 rye, Western, 1196120 rye, Western, 117G 118. Bag nearby rye, az to quality, 94@ 102. Hay-—No. 1 timothy, $20 No. 2 do, 318G019.50;: No. 3. do. §17@ 18; light clover mixed, $1950: No. 1. do, $1850@1%; No. 2. do. $16.50@ 158 choice clover, $20: No. 1. do. $19.50: No. 2, do, $16@ 17.50; No. 2. $12 14.50; sample hay. as to kind quality new, 151 sleamer white, BEY, @5T: $123¢ No, 4 lots on 82050: 1 do Butter—Creamery-—Fancy, 33@24c cholee, 31@32: good. 290 30¢: 33@35¢c; blocks, 32@34c. Ladles, 22@ Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls, 21922¢: Ohio, rolls. 216 22¢: West Virginia, rolls, 20@21c: store packed, 19@20¢; Maryland, Virginie prints 21¢: process butter, 266 28¢c Cheese—Choice lots, per 1b, i8% Egge-Maryland, Pennsylvania nearby firsts, 38%¢; Western firsts. 35 Virginia firsts, 27: firsts, 86 13@ 4c; 8@10c; and fat young. 12@13¢ Ibs and over, young, smooth rough, poor -@13c; Peking, 3 Ibs ~@12¢; Indian Geese Nearby @ ~~: Western and Southegn, 11@12¢; Fowl-—Young, 1% ibs and over, each —@1bc. Tur 16@16e;: young. rough poor and crooked breast, 116012¢: old toms, 14 rough Chickens Cholen young, 14@15c; old and mixed, 136 l4c: old roosters, —@10c. Ducks, 14 @15c. Geese—Nearby, 14G15¢; West ern and Southern, 12@13e. Dressod Hogs -Cholee, lightwelghts, B@8%e; cholce medium weights, T4% @8; choice heavywelghts, S%OT; boars and rough, stock, 5@8. Live Stock CHICAGO. -— Hogs -— Bulk, $680 6.80; light, $6.50 6.85; mixed, $6.65 6.85; heavy, $6.50@6.85; rough, $64.50 @6.60; pias, $5.25006.80. Cattlo~ Native steers, $6650.50. Western, $4.56 7.50; cone and heifers, $3.20@8.10; calves, $7.50 10.50, Sheep — Sheep, $5.70@6.40; your Ungs, $6.70@760; lambs, $6.75@850. PITTSBURGH, PA. ~Cattle-~Choles, $9.00 25: prime. SRT6G9.10. Solution of Problem to His Satisfaction. only seven He lg {and his the merest mite widowed mother | the other day for the | ‘daddy’~a really very who had long been fast friends with | the stepson-elect and had i being an interloper There are problems to be figured out even when vou are only seven Mother,” asked the n You going to marry when daddy "Why, my dear,” | & curious question.” |. “Well responded the np } father died you married daddy—and daddy I know just You to marry Hitle son!’ mother. = that married 1a was fecond time nice no idea ite, dien? she replied te, whe: now, when dies, who 1 want Why. my perplexed speak like | die.” “Yeu, me Then You me exclaimed the You shouldn't Daddy isn't go ing might mother, that ther, I know, but fie die if he ever vant marry dom ¥ io promise me cause then--1h “we would rated Thue, “Vern Know never ha heart ite own Frank Comment Very Very ar] Mumpser had 1 friends dig pos gible, 2nd even he had gotten all about it un painting of from among This he handed to his Iu his fi Mr H arthed a period ine some for his present compensation pi HOM what worm-caten appearance “There, Alice.” sald Mrs. Mun proudly exhibiting the servant T master, painted i gazed production Lor’, moments, 1pser the you pict re 10 § is 8 portrait « when he was a child open-mouth mum, the what a up. ain't His Choice, the fall of Bigen ailed for, owing t Hians, to work pps ws § cin ae names down as ers any stokers other t the Silence, broker Then one “Tommy head and drowsily muttered ‘Put me down as a London Tit Nits only by snores slowly raised his gle eper 2 #4 4 ant ge in the Beginning.” Ad . breakfast ! What kind si “Ooh Adam, morning it Say, paper i ind you first of the Just as Year well te Gay Old Dogs “You can't tricks.” ‘Oh, 1 don't know try the tango and the ma teach an oid Joo OWN DRUGGIST WILL Ty Murine Fre Remedy for fied Fos and Gransiaied Brelids: Ko “martin wat Hre comfort Write for Book of the ¥ mall Free Murine Hye Remedy Co dh Chicago Matchless Conceit. Stranger—Have you a match, sir? Vain Individual—No, 1 don't think to.~Hoston Evening Transe ript ALCOHOL~3 PER CENT AVegetable Preparation for As - similating the Food and Regula - 3 ting the Stomachs and Bowe of eT YTS Digestion Cheerful- ness and Rest Contains neither | Opium Morphine nor Mineral Nor NARCOTIC A ————— Pocpe of 01d Dr SUNTEL TONER Pompiin Seed sl A perfect Remedy For Constips- Nig lion. Sour Stomach Diaries. ¢ Worms Convulsions Feverish- hil ness and LOSS OF SLEEP wn BAD CONDITION Restored To Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound. {| Montpelier, Vt. — “We have great | faith in your remedies. | was ery ir- regular and was {tired and sleepy all i the time, would have ii cold chills, and my sands snd feet would bloat. My stomach {bothered me, 1 had pain in my side and a bad headache most of the time, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege. table Compound has done me lots of good and I now feel fine. 1am regular, my stomach is better and my pains have ell left me. You can use my name if you like. 1 am proud of what your reme- dies have done for me.” — Mrs. MARY GAUTHIER, 21 Ridge St., Montpelier, VL An Honest Dependable Medicine It must be admitted by every fair- minded, intelligent person, that a medi- cine could not live and grow in popularity for nearly forty years, and to-day hold a record for thousands upon thoussnds | of actual cures, as has Lydia E. Pink- ham’'s Vegetable Compound, without possessing great virtue and actual worth. Such medicines must be looked upon and termed both standard and dependable by every thinking person. If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta ble Compound will help you, write to Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. for ad- vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered bya woman, and held in strict confidence, J who. Mrs.S.A Allen's baht ol - LEU Is LES Cid Never Fails te give beautiful color te GRAY HAIR More than a half century of roccess. If your dealer hasn't it, send $1.00 and a large bottle | will be sent you by parcel post, { MRS. S. A. ALLEN, 65 Barclay St., NewYork {Renews Your Youthful Appearance GETS AT THE JOINTS FROM THE INSIDE. RHEUMACIDE The Old Reliable Remedy for meute, chronic or wuscular RHEUMATISM nmelic Gout or Luombego RARUMACIDE snot a preparation thy: Fives only temporary relief, but it is ar rghed $0 remove the cause and drives the poiscn from the s rete At All Druggists DROPSY TREATER, usually gives quick reliel, soon removes swelling and short breath, often gives entire reie! in 18 te £8 days. Trial treatment sent FREER DR. THOMAS E. GREEN. to Dr. H. BH. Green's Som. Box A, Chatrworth, Ga W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 5.1915, For Infants and Children. A Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Use For Over Thirty Years 8
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