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XMAS SERVICES
IN ALL CHURCHES
Special Programs Arc Being
Planned by Mechanics
burg Cboirs
Special la The Telegrafh
Mechanicsburg. Pa., Dec. 21.
Christmas services will be held In the
various churches here as follows/
Presbyterian, Sunday evening, Decem
ber 26; St. Paul's Reformed, Christ
mas morning, early service at 6
o'clock, entitled. "The Gift," under the
direction of W. A. Sigler: Sunday
school exercises wilj be held In the
evening; St. Mark's Lutheran, 6
o'clock service on Christmas morning,
and Sunday school exercises in the
evening; Trinity Lutheran, Sunday
evening. December 26, a cantata will
be given; Grace United Evangelical,
Sunday evening. December 26; Metho
dist Episcopal, "The King's Quest," a
service, Sunday evening, December 26;
Church of God, Sunday evening, De
cember 26.
About one thousand people enjoyed
the rendition of "The Christmas
King," a cantata by the choir In the
First United Brethren Church Sunday
evening under the direction of the
chorister, M. E. Anderson. The solo
ists were Miss Ida Weber, Mrs. J. Wil
bur Dietz, Frank Holllnger, and Harry
Beitzel. Preceding the cantata a male
quartet was sung by Frank Hollinger,
George Dletz. Harry Beitzel and Ber
nard Stansfield.
GABRIEL DEITRICH DIES
Sfecial to The Telegrafh
Lykens, Pa., Dec. 21. Gabriel
Doitricli died at the Ashland Hos
pital of bloodpoisoning and diabetes.
Mr. Deltrich had his hand injured
some time ago in the mines and did
not pay much attention to it until it
became very sore. He called a physi
cian who pronounced it bloodpoison
ing. He was taken at once to the
Ashland Hospital but on account of
bis broken-down condition resulting
from diabetes, he coudl not stand the
operation.
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| 7Tie most widespread disease in form of Senreco Tooth Paste.
| the world today is that dread af- Senreco contains the best cor- |
fection of the teeth called pyor- rective and preventive for pyor- |
| rhea. Nine out of every ten grown r h ea known to dental science. |
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■ everywhere are giving and wrapped around every tube. |
take special precautions in Symptoms described. A I ;
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E take the necessary precau- or coin for sample tube and §
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| prominent dentist has put V tanel Remedies Co., 507 1
| his own prescription before Union Central Bldg., Cin- |
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will enjoy all Havana
MO J A
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That idea of all Havana tobacco being too strong and
too heavy is all wrong, and Moja quality proves it.
Why forego the pleasure of a real treat simply because
some all Havana smokes go on a rampage.
There's good cheer in every Moja—a most acceptable
gift to any smoker.
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* !) N. MARKET SQUARE
TUESDAY EVENING,
Chas. Heber Dickerman
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w*m
Former Member of Congress Who
Died at Milton Saturday; He Was
President of the First Na
tional Bank of Milton.
CAPT. RIGHTER IS DEAD
Marietta, Pa.. Dec. 21.—Word was
received here to-day of the death of
Captain Joseph C. Righter, son of
Joseph P. Righter, a native of Colum
bia, who died from a complication of
diseases at the United States Bar
racks, Columbus, O. lie was a mem
ber of the Ninth U. S. Cavalry, and
was about 40 years of age. The body
will be brought to Columbia ' for
burial.
HAPPENINGS IN KNOLA
Enola, Pa„ Dec. 31. Malcolm
Jones has returned to his home in
Wind Gap.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
will hold their Christmas entertain
ment In the church Thursday evening
December 23.
Mrs. Clarence R. Rockey and fam
ily have returned home from a visit
to Starrer's Station.
Mrs. Joseph H. Eicliel and family
have returned home from Nanticoke
where they spent the week-end.
sntiauiK our
lou GUESSING ?
[Continued From first I'ugv.] ;
saw people try harder to keep their
products up to a higher standaru.
i'hey don't stand bacK on expense to
give their patrons a pure lood pro
duct. •
it limousine number 380*5 prom-'
lses not to run over me more tnun
onvo 1 shall not murmur. The lauy
driving tins car hau to siow uown in
Third street yesterday morning to
keep from running me down. My
ia.ua, though. 1 was trying to get.
the number.
A lauy opened Box 525 at the post
othcc tuts morning at t»: 15. She paid
no attention to me is the reason 11
am tbiiing ner 1 sa\y her.
It is a notable tact that men of
big anairs always select a trust com- !
puny When they are in neea of the
services ot an executor or trustee.
The personal executor is a thing o£
tne past with these men. The mod
ern trust company s work is organ
ized and done systematically, it one j
ot its othciais dies, tne oiners con- :
tinue his work wituout an nour's In- j
terruption. There can bo no loosely-1
Kept accounts. They do not aepend i
upon memory. 1 nnd the Mecnanics I
Trust Compuny here otters exeep- j
ttonal service along tills line. 1 saiu
in my story yesteruay this Dank paid
three per cent, on savings compound
ed quarterly. I should have saiu every
tour months.
i was in a restaurant yesterday
when two young ladies came In and
tuoK a seat near me. They were dis
cussing wnat 1 had said about the
School of Commerce, one of them
remarked: "Sherlock Holmes, Jr., had
better look out or we will get him."
They had no Idea 1 was in earshot
of tneir remarks. I can't say ttiat 1
will be captured In this school, but 1
will say tnat this school is one ot the
busiest places 1 nave vtslted since
coming here. This scnool is no place
tor the idler but the boy or girl who
wants a caurse of study in book
keeping and correlative subjects, pen
maiiqiup, shorthand, stenoiype, type
writing and omce training will not
find a better equipped scnool In the
entire country tor an education along
these lines. *
1 wus in Forney's drug store, 31
North Second street, yesterday aft
ernoon and a gentleman walked up
and looked me over suspiciously for
a minute. Oh, no, I do not mind tell-'
ing you about It, for I have my eyes
on you Mr. Insurance Man, and you
will not see me again. Mot If 1 see
you llrst. I see this drug store is
not satisfied with simply giving their
patrons splendid service ahd tne best
in every line of drugs and drug
sundries but they have a writing desK
and telephone tor the free use of the
public. 1 call this progresslveness.
Their special truss tlttingroom shows
that Forney's Drug Store is run along
modern lines.
Did you ever figure the place that
light holds in the great- scheme of
civilization. In the brignt sunny days
of summer, the peach takes on tts
blush and ripens Into luscious fruit;
the birds sing and all the world Is
happy. And why not man emulate
nature? Brighten your nomes and
your friends \will nidre gladly call
upon you. Cheerfulness will take
the place of depression and healta
will follow In the wake of disease.
Fill your homes with it, your business
houses with it, and in a thousand
ways it will pay you. Electricity!
That's the whole story. The llarris
burg Light and Power Company nave
many electrical devices too, that will
make the housewife's work a pleasure
instead of drudgery.
A letter received from Lewisburg
signed: "A Reader and Admirer."
■\\ ants to know If I can be captured
by mall. No, I can only be captured
by some person walking up to me and
saying the phrase, or while I am en
joying the show at the Majestic."
Sorry I won't have time to run up to
Lewisburg and give the many read
ers of the Telegraph a run for the $25.
1 am not a bouquet tosser by habit,
but give praise where praise is due,
| -says I. That's just why I am going
I to say the City Star Laundry deserves
'the splendid patronage they enjoy.
> They not only have a modern equip
! ment but their system for taking care
of every bundle of laundry strikes me
as perfect. Every package has a
number and letter, where the letter
is duplicated sometimes the number
is never duplicated. The assorting
department is where the bundles are
made up and a bundle cannot be
wrapped until the original list checks
with the bundle.
Two ladies standing at the corner
of Market and Fourth streets yester
day afternoon had a good chance to
land the $25. One of them said: "I
iam going to do some shopping for
j Robert now." Robert is certainly a
lucky boy.
I believe I told you the other day
that if you were in the market for
diamonds you would find what you
wanted at the P. G. Dlener jewelry
store, provided you wanted something
in a lirst-class store. Well, now lam
going to tell you to go to the same
place if you want something good In
a watch. I don't know of anything
a man would appreciate more for a
Christmas present than a Gruen Verl
thln Watch. X simply mention the
watch as it is a dandy but If there is
something else in jewelry you want
then take this tip and beat it to
Diener's —thirty clerks to take care
SUDDEN DEATH
Caused by Disease of the Kidneys.
The close connection which exists
between the ieart and the kidneys is
well known nowadays. As soon as
kidneys are diseased, arterial tension is
increased and the heart functions are
attacked. When the kidneys no longer
pour forth waste, uremic poisoning
occurs and the person dies, and the
cause is often given as heart disease, or
disease of brain or lungs.
It is a good insurance against such a
risk to -send 10 cents tor & sample
package of "Anuric"— the latest dis
covery of Dr. Pierce. Also send a
sample of your water. This will be
examined without charge by expert
chemists at Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y. When you suffer from
backache, frequent or scanty urine,
rheumatic pains here or there, or that
constant tired, worn-out feeling, it's
time to write Dr. Pierce, describe your
symptoms and get his medical opinion
without Charge—absolutely fre£. This
" Anuric" of Doctor Pierce's is found
to be 37 times more active than lithia,
for it dissolves uric acid ia the system
as hot water does sugar.
Simply ask for Dr. Pierce's Anuric
Tablets. There can be no imitation.
E%ery package of " Anuric" is sure to
be Dr. Pierced. You will find the signa
ture on the package just as you do on
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for blood and stomach.
WORRY, iOESPOXDENCT.
Kidney Disease is suspected by medical
men when patients complain of backache
or suffer with irregular urination, dis
turbed, too frequent, scanty or painful
passage. Thogeneral symptoms arerneu
tuatlc pains or neuralgia, headaches,
dizzy spells, irritability, despondency,
weakness and general misery. Worry
Is a frequent cause and sometimes a
symptom of kidney disease. Thousands
have testified to immediate relief from
these symptoms after using Dr. Plerca's
I Anuric Tablets.
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
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SCHLEISNER'S SCHLEISNER'S SCHLEISNER'S
. x Stores Every O'clock
That Which Will Go Down In Store History As The
Greatest Bargain Event Is This
Sale of Coats {VSZt'I "
Women's Coats^—Misses' Coats^~Juniors' Coats—Girls' Coats
Stylish Coats for evening wear, afternoon wear and some for combination use-
Practical Coats for dress and business, Automobile Coats, Skating Coats—
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Fur Trimmed Coats—Fur Lined Coats—Leather Coats
The Lowest to the highest priced Coats, are made of correct new coat materials and cut
along the correct smart styles—
Sale Starts 9 A. M., Wednesday-—(to-morrow)
A special purchase black zebeline 25 wool jersey cloth skating coats; Six white chinchilla coats, misses'
coats, velvet chin-chin collar, wide vel- fur collars; all new desirable shades; and junior sizes; three-quarter length;
vet cuffs, lined throughout; misses' values $18.50 and $22.50. flaring and belted models; clean stock;
models; draped from shoulders. Special Price, 12.50 $18.50 value. Special Price, 10.90
Special Price, 0.00 ] a( jj es > and ni j sse g' coats, made of 6 corduroy coats, misses and junior
3 corduroy coats, two navy, one winter wool velour, solid brown, navy, ' models, smart full flaring styles; trim
brown. silk lined all throughout, for- green and black; belted, draped and nie( l w' l ' l niarribou; value $19.75.
mer value $29.75. _ flaring models; values to $39.75. Special iO.OO
Special Price, 5.95 Special Price, 21.50 Two handsome black silk velour
Women's and Misses' models cordu- Qne , d sjlk vclyet , ined wUh coats, tut in full drape style with gold
roy coats, 3 styles appropriately trim- wi(k strj Roman silk . a „ , he ma _ linings; squirrel collar; value $59.50
ni€ d with fur; all new shades; values terjals in thii wrap as wel , as thc modcl Special, 45.00
to $32.M). Special Price, lb. <,» j s j ni p or ted; value $95.00. 25 girls' coats, very dressy materials,
One handsome evening wrap, made Special Price, 35.00 in exceptional models; ages 2 to 6
of elegant purple velour and brocaded XT , , , r . years; value $8.50.
gold cloth velour; exact import model; , New mo ? els - ,nade of w^ g1 Special Price, 3.f>
6 , .. , ii „ i ..a . t cloth; new brown, green and na\'v; fur T
white trimmed. " Special, 39.50 3 genuine caracul fur coats, thrde
\alue SKO.OO. Special Price, 47.00 quarter length; sizes 36, 38 and 40;
5 evening wraps, can be used also Ri r^s coats, ages 6to 14 years; former value $95.00.
for afternoon wear; silk lining, fur splendid materials; values to $9.50. _ Special Price, 39.T5
s trimmings; former values to $35.00. Special, 3.90 ni j xture and tweed coats for girls,
Special Price, <.OO Special showing of misses' coats; misses and juniors; values to $25.00.
12 black mourning coats, silk lined made of wool plush; full draped and • Special Price, 0.90
and warmly interlined; collar and cuffs flaring styles; all colors; fur trim- 50 girls' coats, ages 6 to 14 years;
trimmed with mourning silk; former med; lined all through; value $22.50. high class models and materials; values
value $35.00. Special Price, 15.00 Special Price, 15.00 to $18.50. Special Price, 6.50
Extraordinary Values In *
Blouses, Hosiery and Underwear
Boxed For Presentation , *
Georgette crepe and crepe de chine Silk hose, double heel and toe. Envelope chemise in crepe dc chine;
and lace blouses; values to $5.00. Special, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00 lace trimmed. Special, 1.05
Special 1 1 j
H ' * Many Georgette crepe blouses; all Italian silk hose in black and white;
Black silk fish net blouses; Puritan sizes; value $5.95. Special, 2.30 value $1.50. Special, 1.00
stvle, value $.">.95. Special, 3.05 * Blouses made of radium lace; won- Night gowns of crepe de chine, lace
Keyser silk hose, 1.00 and 1.50 derful values. Special, 5.00 trimmed. Special 3.05
On 3rd St.
/
of the Christmas shoppers.
I was standing on the Square yes
terday when a man drove up in a
Cadillac. A gentleman standing near
me remarked to his friend. That
tar Is a ' bear cat." I wanted to go
up to this fellow and shake hands on
it If you want a real automobile
you get it when you buy the Eight
Cylinder Cadillac. Show me the man
who has owned a Cadillac and I will
show you an automobile enthusiast.
I don't know of anything I would,
rather do than to write the Crispen.
Motor Car Company a check for one
of the late models.
Hush' For 1 am about to throw a
happy At. She was dressed in a brown
suit, trimmed in black fur and black
hat. X called her attention to a big
truck that was bearing down on her
as she crossed Third street near Pine
street. She thanked me with a smile.
This happened about 3:30 yesterday
afternoon.
Ladies, have you seen em. Well,
I have, at The Bouquet Shop. Sachets
made up from roses, violets, etc., for
perfuming personal and household j
linens. A bride can have her llowers j
made Into a sachet that will keep fori
all time. This seems to me the proper j
thing for every bride to do. This!
has been a custom in England and j
Krance for hundreds of years and i
every bride has her flowers made into j
a sachet to keep sweet the memory j
of the happy day.
John Giaser of the A. & N. Shoe)
Store, George Hay of the Harrlsburg j
Light & Power Company and W. L>.'
Starry of the New Ideal Hosiery Mills I
seemed to enjoy the show last night j
and all had a good chance to pick
up $25 if they had only made the ef
fort. Tou know T reserve the right]
to enter this play house anyway I can j
without being detected.
If I am captured to-night at the
Majestic Theater Mr. Hopkins, the'
manager, will give the party who \
Notice to Telegraph
Correspondents
Christmas Day falling on Satur
day this year necessitates the print
ing of Central Pennsylvania news i
In the Telegraph on Friday even
ing, December 24, and to Insure
publication all letters from corre
spondents must be In the Telegraph
editorial rooms one day earlier.
They should be mailed so aa to
reach the office not later than noon
on Wednesday.
turns the trick a season pass. Tf I
am not captured* by to-morrow night
I will make my appearance on the
stage of the Majestir- and let you all
see me without disguises. T will then
tell you just how I will wind up this
I feature. Those of you who have
failed to see the Fashion Shop should
see this highly entertaining and clever
act. I saw it and expect to see it
again.
No "A. H. C." I was not the man
I 1
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as tliey ear.not the ]
dlseaned portion of the ear. Thfre la only one
way to cire deafness, and that Is by constltutloii- I
•1 remedies. Deafness is < r.iscd by an inflamed
condition of the mucous lining of the
Tube. When this lube Is l»iCamed you have a
rumbling Pound cr Imperfect hearing, and wbeu
It is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out and
fhia tube restored to Its normal condition, bear- i
lug TVIII be destroyed forever; nine cases out of j
ten nre caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but I
an inflamM condition of the mucous surfaces. i
We will glv« one Hundied Dollara for any casa ]
of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot ba i
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circa- j
ars, ree. CITEXEY & CO., Toledo, G.
] Sold by Druggists, 7Cc.
j Take Hall's Family Tills for constipation*
" For Headaches '
Jonestown, l'a., 1-21-18 |
I have tried ■» ninny remedies for {
! headaches and none proved at satis
factory aa tli«? C'af-n-so Antl-Paln
j Tablets. I Mould advise all who suf-
I fer with headaches and neuralgia to
i try them. I think they have no ]
i equal.
MRS. W. H. ZBHItINO.
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Try Telegraph Want Ads
IA CHRISTMAS TREES ~T
Beautiful Vermont Spruce SCHELL'S SEED STORE. Two Thousand Trees
1307-1309 MARKET STREET. Wo DcUvcr Them. 4
DECEMBER 21, 1915.
who called at your home and tried to
sell you a cook book. A small "ad"|
like t+iis would possibly bring a reply
from someone \yho could give you the I
I
TTUruj Ckilai/hvcu
In Every Box of
King Oscar 5c Cigars
Let him find a box of these fragrant joy-bringers
among his gifts Christmas and he will think gratefully
of the giver with every pleasing puff.
%
Regularly Good For 24 Years
of 25, $1.15 Box of 50, $2.25
Box of 100, sA.sQ^^^^^
diversion you seek:
| Wanted—To correspond with a
young man who will not ;isk for an
I interview for twelve months.—Adv.