THE GLOBE OPEN TIL SIX I __ To-day's the Day— - Baseball season opens—everybody Happy everybody young again-- Those Suits at "15" 2&- — U Our suits for Spring are hunger than ever. #Jw Some of the young models are rather extreme, but, what's the use of being young if one must be conservative and dignified. Suits for the older men who feel young—"youthful stouts" for the I y *\ young appearing stout fellow—suits for everybody. 1 \ All the new checks, plaids, stripes and plain fabrics in our exclu- W :M sive models, at \' -£-3 /4k M* pf™ • sls IjJ - 7 IS (\ tV.V.W.V.V.W. I .V.\\".V.V.V\V.V/^.V.-.V.-.%V.VAW.V.V.V.M fe| j Sharp and Chilly Days—A Top Coat ■; pS&lw/ ||| I* Boxy loose-fitting coverts and-knitted fabrics are in the front £ M f '' nc fashion—nicely made with satin yokes. Plenty conserva- 5 illlii *lllll 5 tive coats here also —dark Oxfords and Gravs—all silk lined, ? H iK | * ls and * s ° j I JS BlsSomething New—A Knitted Sport Coat i | For golfing—for motoring for all sports.' A natty coat of close-knit fabric resembling cloth. Jaunty style with Norfolk back gfs£ that gives plenty of shoulder room and prevents "kicking up," $lO Separate Worsted Trousers at $3.50 Neat striped effects that exactly imitate the patterns of the highest priced trousers Jight, medium and dark also blue sqfges of good weight and quality—sizes to fit every build. THE GLOBE Friendh store " HOUSE MAKES HEW RECORD OH BILLS Passes Fifty on Final Passage and End of Session Is Still Some Distance Away The House of Representatives made the record for action on bills for this session yesterday. It disposed of 163. Nothing like it has been known and the long night session had a good bit to do with it. There were 50 bills parsed finally and 67 reported from committee. Three were killed, 9 post poned and four amended. On first reading 6 were passed and on second 22. The clerks were pretty well tired out last night. "By a vote of 146 to 4 the House passed finally the Campbell bill to pro vide a pension of $8 per month to all who volunteered as "emergency men" when the State was invaded in th# Civil War. The bill carries an appro priation of $500,000. ThS House also passed finally the Mil to increase certain salaries in the Executive Department after a debate between Messrs. Whitulier, Chester, and Baker, Washington. The Chester man said the bill provided for seven attaches with a payroll of $10,400. Air. Bpker asked about dual ofllce lioldinK and Mr. Whitaker rejoined that such practice was not the policy' of the administration. The bill passed, Exercise and Grecian Beauty. Many thousands of women are now adays paying attention to physical culture and the proper exercise of their body muscles, where, thirty years ago or fifty years ago there was no thought expended on this science, which is quite necessary to physical beauty. The reason the Greeks, both men and women, excelled in beautiful and symmetrical forms was because of the attention they paid to the proper exercise. Then, too, they were nn txammeled by corsets, shoes and the inconveniences of clothing. Many women are ao held down by house hold cares, by the burdens of ma ternity or by disease of the feminine functions that they cannot take proper exercise. They should start at once to take a woman's tonic which will build up the system and bring about a healthy tone. Tljis medicine is not made ot alcohol or any narcotic, but is made entirely of roots and herbs concentrated and extracted with pure glycerine. Thousands of women in America have overcome their sufferings, and have been cured of womanly ilia by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. ' This nnjirine though started nearly half a WEDNESDAY EVENING,' 131 to 27, Democratic members being the chief objector*. "Pen" Kill I>ost The bifl providing for the ultimate consolidation of the two State peni tentiaries in Centre country and for making' ot plans was defeated under unusual circumstances. When voted on finally 30 members who had voted "aye" changed their votes to the negative and the bill wound up with only 68 votes in its favor. It needed JO4. The bill regulating the catching of bullfrogs and tadpoles was passed finally, 152 to 12. The Roney taxation. State civil serv ice and township fire department bills were postponed when reached on third reading. The Wildman bill making appropriations was also postponed. The following bills were passed, finally by the House: Fixing S6O as annual salan\of first class township commissioners. Senate bill authorizing foreign com panies manufacturing metal special ties to hold real estate in Pennsyl vania. Fixing salaries of associate judges at $5 per day. Senate bill amending foreign cor poration registration act. Senate bill authorizing common pleas judges to hear orphans' court cases In counties having separate or phans' courts. • Providing for three additional mine inspectors In Luzerne county and one in I^ackawanna. Authorizing Emma Lorah, Luzerne county, to sue the State. Appropriating $2 4,000 for payment of cost of condemning turnpikes In Franklin county. Authorizing consular officers to act as administrators of estates of citizens century ago, sells more widely to-day than any other woman'! tonic. It can now be had in tablet form aa well as liquid, and every woman who suf fers from backache, headache, nervous ness, pain at times, should take this "Prescription" of Dr. Pierce's. Many a woman is nervous and irri table, feels dragged down and worn out for no reason that she can think of. In ninety-nine per cent, of these cases it is the womanly organism which requiresattention; the weak back, dizzy spells and black circles about the eyes are only symptoms. Go to the source of trouble and correct the irregu laritiea, and other symptoms disappear. Lines in the face make women look old and they show the effect of unnatural sufferings. These symptoms Indicate that Nature needs help. Overwork, wrong dressing, lack of exercise, and other causes have bfipn too much for Nature —and outside aid must be called upon to restore health and strength. Doctor Pierce'* Favorite Prescription relieves nervous exhaustion and Irrita bility and removes other distressing "fevmntoms due to disturbed conditions of the delicate feminine organism. Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, free. A book on diseases of women sent free. Address Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.—Ad*. HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH of their countries. Regulating employment of persons engaged in compressed air work. Providing that appropriations for Memorial Day may be made to vet eran organizations other than G. A. R. in event of latter becoming extinct. senate bill regulating assessment of properties lying in two townships. Making township treasurers eligible for re-election. Ul u tiDß pay of de P»*y sheriffs in Allegheny county. Making deficiency appropriations to Hos Hal's P SS and Coal( 'ale State Prohibiting unnaturalized foreign born residents to keep dogs. Requiring magistrates to file dockets pir, prothonotari es when terms ex- Providing that beneficiaries mav \ ote stock held by estates in com panies acting In a fiduciary capacity. excluding from act of 1909 'for registration of real estate in first olmsm townships such townships in counties ha\ ing a board of assrrsment. advances of appropria tions to State and semlstate insti tutions upon bonds being furnished. Senate bill providing funds for sixty game wardens. Senate bills making deficiency ap- V! Oi t0 State institutions at £ lew, Shamokin and Polk. Regulating bringing of actions for unlawful violence*** by ne|fl, S ence op ''l 'order * for and adjourned at 10.50 p. m. Utilities Bill Amendments Are Out of Committee A dozen bills affectiftg the Public Service Commission were reported to \ . llouse last evening from the judiciary general and municipal cor porations committees, the number in cluding the measures drafted by coun sel for the commission to amend the c ° nfer r 'KIK to suspend r,r V? relieve the commission of much of the routine work on con tracts. " Bills advocated by various organ izations and several presented by members to take away control over municipalities, permitting appeals to be taken in any county, providing for diMsion of the State Into three dis tricts, providing that books and papers of corporations involved In complaints shall be open to litigants and defining certain utilities in municipalities were also reported. fwhw were The hill requiring railroads to re r*nmck *v, ra'7 ,lck * tfl: four years as term of county sealers of weights , re ? ulatin *j conditional nf n a 1 5 of of Philadelphia board of tax revision and providing a state bureau of forest protection. SPROUL HIGH BILL COMPLETED Carries Appropriation of $8,500- 000; Much Attention to Road Repairs An outline of the State administra tion's plans for highway improve ment was furnished last night by the appearance in the Senate of the' new highway bill. It has been determined that special attention shall bo paid to the maintenance of the State highways and the appropriations for that pur pose will be larger than they have been sinco the Bproul road bill went into effect. This is the general plan agreed upon by Governor Brumbaugh, Senator Sprout, chairman of the Fin ance committee of the Senate; Senator Kurtz, of tiie roads committee of tfie Senate; Representative Jones, chair man of the roads committee of the House, and Senator Buckman and Representative Woodward, the chair men of the appropriations committees of the two branches of the legislature. Following a long conferenee with Governor Brumbaugh late to-day, Senator Sproul introduced a bill In the Senate to-night carrying a general appropriation f|>r the State highway for the next two years. This bill rep resents the judgment of the Governor, Senator Sproul and the appropriations chairman, as to the amount which can be spared for road purposes in 1915 and 1916. $8,500,000 Appropriating The bill carries an appropriation «f 7 8,5000,000 and does not include the administration expenses of the depart ment and of the automobile registra tion bureau, which will be provided for in the general appropriation bill. Of the.amount carried by the bill, $6,000,000 Is specifically appropriated for the maintenance and improvement of State highways under the act of 1911 and its amendments. This means that the entire State highway system, including those roads added to the original Sproul plan two years ago, will be retained as State high ways. and it is the judgment of De puty Commissioner Hunter and Chief When You Come to I This Live Store I ]§ for your clothes no clement of doubt I or uncertainty enters into the transaction. For here everything is done in the I broad daylight of mutual interest and mutual understanding, and you make your purchase with the assurance of a man ■ who knows what he wants and knows he is getting it. When you see the label of , | The House of I 1 I you know that the garment bearing it is crowd ed chock-a-block full of style, service and satisfaction. You know that what The House of I Kupptinheimer has done in clothes making, we COPYRIGHT 1915 have done in clothes retailing, so that all the advantages intended for you the housc ot kuppenheimeii reac h their destination unimpaired and without leakage enroute. You know in short, that you're getting full value of your money, and that if your purchase doesn't PROVE right, we'll MAKE it right—with new goods or money back. The price range on Kuppenheimer Clothes is S2O to S3O I Other makes of good clothes, in handsome, all wool fabrics, correctly styled, finely tailored and backed by our unconditional guarantee of satisfaction, I sls to $lB I n i ——— , i — —n ■ . I • 304 Market St. Harrisburg Pa. I KngiyjM Uhler that this amount will be ent to keep the roads In very good condition and do considerable permanent work. The sum of $500,000 is appropriated for the purchase or condemnation of turnpikes upon State highway routes, and $1,000,000 is set asldo for the construction and maintenance of State aid highways, and the remaining sl,- 000,000 is to be devoted to the pay ment of a portion of the expense of the maintenance of township roads, ns provided by the Jones bill. Repre sentative Jones has introduced a sep arate bill making provision for the payment of deficiencies due by the State to townships .under the oper ation of this law. Auto liiienst' Fees Included The appropriation bill Introduced by Senator Sproul provides that the appropriations made therein shall in clude and not bo in addition to the amounts rece'ved by the Common wealth for the licensing of motor ve hicles during the next two years. This prevents there being any ques tion regarding the validity of the ap propriation of the funds received for automobile licenses, which matter Is now pending In the Supreme Court, upon appeal by the Auditor General and State Treasurer from a decision of the Dauphin county courts in the application of the law of 1913, which provided that moneys received from automobile licenses should bo devoted to highway purposesfl In order to pre vent any delay or risk of tying up these funds the present bill provides for a specific appropriation to the depart ment. VISITING NURSES HAVE SUPPLIES FOR A YEAR Otticials of the Visiting: Nurses' As sociation announced yesterday that they have enough baby clothes and material for maternity cases to sup ply its needs for another year. They expressed their appreciation of the work ot' the Hoftie and War Re lief committee, the Embroidery Chap ter of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, T. T. flub, of the Y. W. C. A., Girls' Aid Society of the Visiting Nurses' As sociation, Mothers of St. Anne's Guild of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church and the Mrs. David Watt Sewing Class, heavy contributors. PREPARWNG FOR CONCLAVE Pilgrim coinmandery, Knights Tem plar of Pennsylvania, met at the Ma sonic Temple, last night to drill, in prepartlon for the annual conclave of the grand commandery to be held at Philadelphia, May 24-26. APRIL 14, 1915. | "SK SIMFLEX K Automobile Shock Absorbers K I IS! They all t ' l » t any other abaorbers do at from one-half \ IWUt to one-third the cost. HE FAIR TO YOUR. CAR! OlTa It » Wr 3 ) longer Ufa. Ride In comfort and eaa*. Simflex will allow It | » x«k ua about them. I I Eureka Wagon Works, Agents < ■ WAGON BUILDING, RBPAIRING AKD PAINTING A SPECIALTY I | A. H. BAILEY. BELL PHONE 1340 J. 114-18 NORTH STREET 30—I, ■ « —«3T»»fcaaMP«PT3—■—■— Regularity of quality means regularity in the us® of good tobacco. Nothing is takeft for granted in the selection of leaf for KingoscarscCigars It's judged by experts who know what is required to maintain that pleasing aroma that has madft 'this brand celebrated for its regular quality for « —24 Years--™- J 7