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HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
A SIMPLE. SAFE, RELIABLE WAY.
People who are over-burdened with
superfluous fat, know only too well the
dlscrmifort anil ridicule that over-stout
people have to bear.
If you are carrying around Ave or
ten pounds of unhealthy fat you are
unnecessarily weakening your vital or
gans and are carrying a burden which
destroys the beauty of your figure.
There is no need of anyone suffering
from superfluous fat. . If you want to
reduce your weight in a simple, safe
and reliable way, without starvation
diet or tiresome exercise, here Is a
test worth trying. Spend as much time
as vou can in the open air, breaths
deeply and .get from any good druggist
a box of oil of korein capsules; take
one after each meal and one before re
tiring at night.
Weigh yourself once a week so as to
know just how fast you are losing
weight and don't leave off the treat
n fn; or even skip a single dose until
y<_ u yre down to normal.
Oil of korein is absolutely harmless,
is to take, and help digestion.
Even ~ few days' treatment has been
leported to show a noticeable reduc
tion In weight, footsteps become light
er, your work seem easier and a lighter
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session of your whole being.
Every person who suffers from super
fluous fat should give this treatment
a trial.—Advertisement.
AMUSEMENTS
——————^
The Second Dance
of the
MUNICIPAL BAND
Thursday Evening, May 11, 1010
WINTERDALE HALL
Municipal Band, Thirty Piece*
Meyer's Orchestra, Twelve Pieces
Continuous Musio
Admission, Gents 35c; Indies 15c
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\Mm THE TWIN - TRIANGLE
1M A story of a girl, her
W heart and the man —■
W featuring
JACKIE SAI'NDERS
L AND WM. COVKLIN
I To-morrow:
THE MYSTERIES OF
MYRA
MiHiiam
TO-DAY
Lillian Gish
"Sold For Marriage"
a story of human beings who re
gard marriageable girls a chattel
that have a purchasing and selling
price.
FATTY ARBUCKLE in
"THE OTHER MAN"
Funny two-reel Keystone comedy
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
William Fox Presents
•THE MARBLE HEART" .
With Violet Hoerner
QRPHEUM
LAST 2
Mainees Daily. 2 O'clock
Night*. 8 O'clock
YOUR I/AST CHANCE
TO SEE
THE WORLD'S MIGHTIEST
SPECTACLE
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
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BEATS SELLING NOW
PRICES
First <1 rows $1.00; rvnf * rows
$2.00: next 7 rows, $1.50; la.«t 3
rows $1.00: balcony SI.OO, 75c, 50c,
gallery 25c mid 500. Matinee,
loscf floor. SI.OO. 75c; balcony,
75c, 50c: (tallcry, 25c,
•
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TUESDAY EVENING,
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• jre/,ent.an4 Futur^f^'
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY
ORPHEUM Speolal return engage
ment for three days, commencing May
J, with daily matinees. "The Birth of a
Nation." Friday afternoon and
evening. May IS Harrlsburg
Choral Society and Philadelphia Or
chestra.
MAJESTIC Vaudeville and Moving
Pictures.
Motloa Picture Houses
COLONIAL—"SoId For Marriage."
REGENT—"Ben Blair."
AICTORIA—"The Twin Triangle.*
PLAYS AND PLATERS
The selection of a cast for "The Bar
rier. the Rex Beach novel which the
Lubln Company Is preparing to make
into an eight or nine-act photoplay
classic. Is now engrossing the attention
of the company executives. With a
powerful story for foundation, the Lu
bln Company will endeavor to make the
cast equally notable in Its plan to have
"The Barrier" represent a new epoch in
leature photoplays.
Pity poor Eric Campbell!
Eric is the .100 pound "heavy" ap
pearing In "The Floorwalker." the first
Mutual-Chaplin release, which goes to
the public May 18.
In one of the scenes It falls to Eric
to stand still while Chaplin splinters a
wooden box over his head. For some
reason the box failed to break when
Chaplin brought it down with a crash
on poor Eric s cranium. A retake, of
course was necessary.
"Chaplin was satisfied. Eric was the
only one who wasn't.
"That's all right, old boy," declared
the comedian, with a sly wink to the
director. "We got a lot more of "em."
"Yes, but I haven't got any more of
these," replied the "heavy," rubbing his
head.
In striking contrast Is Mr. Griffith's
treatment, In "The Birth of a Nation,"
of the contrasting
"The Rtrth theme of the misery of
of a Notion." war. Wane, skeleton
like figures are selected.
Their dress Is of many lands and na
tions, but all suggestive of grime and
sordidness. Some of the lean emaciated
figures are bare to the waist. Men and
women are strewed about the stage
like the piled up victims of a battlefield.
Utter woe stamps Itself upon that pic
ture as pure Joy radiates from the
other. Showing -* the Orpheum Tues
day and Wednesday, matinee and even
ing.
Dustln Farnum as Ben Blair, the
strong-hearted plainsman in the Pallas
picture. "Ben Blair," now
»Ren Rlatr showing at the Regent, Is
at the given a role that wins the
Regent. respect and sympathies of
all those who enjoy a stir
ring Western story well told.
Fannie >s"ard will make her appear
ance In her latest picture. "For the De
fense." to-morrow and Thursday.
The plot of "For the Defense" has to
do witn the adventures of the little
French girl who was sent to this coun
try by the Sisters in France to escape
the war zone. How she escapes from a
man In New York who persuaded her to
go with him. and Is the only witness to
a murder, who she afterwards, unknow
tnglv. meets the man who is falsely ac
cused «f the crime, and falls in love
with him and how. by a clever trick, is
able to get a confession from the real
Hair Often Ruined
By Washing With Soap
Soap should be used very carefully.
If you want to keep your hair looking
its best. Most soapa and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is
just ordinary mulslfied cocoanut oil
(which Is pure and greaseless), and is
better than the most expensive soap
or anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Sim
ply moisten the hair with water and
rub it in. It makes an abundance of
rich, creamy lather, which rin6es out
easily, removing every particle of dust,
dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and it
leaves the scalp soft, and the hair line
and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and
easy to manage.
You can get mulslfled cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and
a few ounces will supply every mem
ber of the family for months.—Ad
vertisement.
A Suggestion About
Going to California
There is only one best way to Cali
fornia. and that without extra expense
or any inconvenience.
Tf you travel on the BURLINGTON*
(C. B. & Q. R. R.) you go by way of
Denver. Colorado Springs. Pike's Peak,
the wonderful Royal Gorge and Salt
Lake City—all In daylight.
You then soe California—Yosemlte
National Park, the biggest trees In the
world, the gigantic mountains, the fa
mous beaehts, and all the other points
of Interest, and then If you wish, you
can take one of those magnificent new
Great Northern Pacific Steamships—the
finest on the Pacific —from San Fran
cisco up to Portland, Oregon.
On your way back East, you can stop
at one of the great National Parks—
Glacier, Yellowstone or Rocky Moun
tain.
I am here just to help you plan your
Western trip. There Is no expense to
you if you make use of me. Tell me the
amount of time you have to spend In the
West, and when you want to go, and I
will plan a trip specially fitted to your
needs. I will also send, without charge,
such pictures, maps and printed matter
as will be an aid to you in your plan
ning. Drop me a postal with your ad
dress if you cannot come In.
William Austin, General Passenger
Depts., C., B. & Q. R. R. Co., 806 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia. Advertise
ments.
AMUSEMENTS
V \
IWILMER & VINCENT VAUDEVILLE
lITATS. g:3OIQt Is<: EVE.7:3OTO 10-30 10.15.U54l
VAN & SCHENCK
the pennant-winning battery of
songland, an<* /
Lasky's Juvenile Act
"At the Party"
Van and Schenck will remain at the
Majestic a full week, changing
their songs on Thursday.
*■ *
.To-day, DCSTIN FARNUM hi
"BEN HI.AIR." Paramount, and
PARAMOUNT-BI'RTON HOLMES
TRAVEL PICTURES
To-morrow and Thursday, FAN
NIK WARD, «tar of "The Cheat," In
"FOR THE DEFENSE." Paramount,
and
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPHS—
Something; New,
murderer and thus exonerate the man
she loves from conviction, tends to
make a picture dramatic In Its theme,
stirring In Its action and unusual in its
motive.
On Thursday evening: the Municipal
Band In conjunction with Meyers' or
chestra will hold their second dance in
Winterdal* Hail. The following Is the
program:
One-step, "Loading Up the Mandy
Lee"; waits, "1 Never Knew I Had a
Heart"; two-step. "Old Berlin"; waltx,
"Love Here Is My Heart"; one-step,
"Are You From Dlxl»?" schottlsche. "The
Trailing Arbutus"; two-step, "Battle
ship Connecticut"; walti, "The Last
Farewell"; one-step. "Auntie Skinner's
Chicken Dinner"; fox trot, "Tambourine
and oranges": one-step, "America, 1
Ix>ve You"; Newport, "Milady": two
step, "CO-Ed.": waltx, "Betty Lee ; one
step, "Alabama Jubilee"; schottlsche,
"Tliey Didn't Believe Me"; two-step,
"The Kilties"; waltx, "Shadow Time";
one-step, "You'll Be There"; walta,
"When You Arc In Love With Someone";
Good-night.
Announcement was made to-day that
the management has In reserve for late
comers a reasonable sup-
Mmc. ply of seats at popular
Schumann- prices for the Schumann-
Helnk. Heink concert at 8.15 this
evening in Chestnut Street
Auditorium.
Madame Schumann-Helnk wires from
Atlantic City, where she is resting after
a week of concert work at Cincinnati,
thnt she is In tine physical condition,
and will be In good voice this evening.
It Is also announced that she will sing
In addition to the regular numbers on
her program a number of additional
songs as encores, all of them popular
favorites, and that much of her concert
will be sung in English, In sharp con
trast with her earlier appearances here
when most of her selections were sung
in German of Italian.
"Fatty" Arbuckle Is appearing at the
Colonial for the last time to-day, in a
two-reel Keystone
"Fntty" Arbuckle comedy that keeps
at the Colonial. the theater roar
ing with laughter.
In one role thla new picture "Fatty"
plays two separate characters. In one
role he appearß as a jolly tramp, and
the other as a man of means. Lillian
Gish. the daint'- little star that has ap
peared at the Colonial In a number of
Triangle features, is starred In a new
Triangle Fine Arts feature entitled
"Sold For Marriage."
Wednesday and Thursday William
Fox will present Violet Hoerner in a
new five-reel production, "The Marble
Heart." A photoplay of love and In
trigue that has a powerful moral, fear,
resulting from a guilty conscience.
The Equitable release to be shown
at the Victoria theater to-day, will he
"The Twin Triangle," with
At the Jackie Saunders, the story of
Victoria which appears in the May Is-
To-day. sue of the Motion Picture
Magazine. It is a story of
gypsy and camp life Intermingled with
scenes in society life. Jackie Saunders
playing a dual role in which she is both
the gypsy and the society girl. It is a
task for an actress so young, but hpr
versatility is equal to the emergency
and she Is said to give a pleasing fin
ished performance.
THE MAJESTIC
FIRST HALF WEEK
A Clean Entertaining Bill Com
posed of Variety With
Plenty of Music
The Majestic for the first half of ]
the week seems to be specializing on
music, singing and instrumental.
There's plenty of it, and its good. To
start with there's the Dorothy Soth
ern Trio, three girls who present a
musical act of absolute merit. They
play and sing well, and they over-top
the orchestra so that their work might
be appreciated from the very rear
seats. And the one miss who sings,
knows how to sing. Ward and Ray
mond offer some comedy that is clever
with some kinks most unusual. Their
dancing is the prize of their act. Jesse
L. Lasky's juvenile act, "At the Party"
is a return engagement with a slight
ly changed personnel, but the young
sters sing and dance as well, if not
a bit better than when they were first
here. Van and Schenck, singing pair,
appear upon the boards next. They
made a big hit with the audience, a
round of applause greeting them upon
their appearance. "Pete and His
i Pals" round out the bill. This last
I act is ohe of tumbling and pantomime.
| There are some clever feats, and
j Eome sound slap-stick work which
combine to produce a variety act, and
Joins the make-up of a bill, clean,
wholesome, and entirely entertaining.
MAX ROBERTSON.
Cook Stove Is So Shocking
That Supper Is Delayed
Appleton, Wis.—Rain and a low
guy wire charged with electricity de
layed tile supper at the home of
Matt Meyer.
! Mrs. Meyer was unable to remove
jthe supper from the kitchen stove on
account of electricity. The guy wire
jwas in contact with the high tension
jline, and lay on the wet roof of the
| house. From the eave trough it
formed a direct current to the kitch
en stove.
Every time Mrs. Meyer made an
effort to remove the cooking supper
she received a shock. The police
were called, and removed the wire, but
not until Sergeant Meyer was knock
ed down.
MEAT HOOK RUNS IN FOOT
Special to the Telegraph
Waynesboro, Pa.. May 9. —C. B.
Cameron, of Harrlsburg, owner of the
Mount Vernon Hotel. Pen Mar Park,
who Is spending some time at the
summer resort, met with a painful
accident when he stepped on a meat
hook that had been thrown outside of
one of the buildings.
BI'RNED BY GASOLINft
Special to the Telegraph
Waynesboro, Pa., May 9.—William
Miller was severely burned in the face
while vulcanizing an automobile tire.
Miller happened to pour some gaso
line on a hot piece of iron and an
explosion resulted.
FIND TRUE BILL AGAINST
PHIPPS, "DOPE" SUSPECT
The Federal Grand Jur*- of the Mid
dle District United States Court, yes
terday afternoon in Sunbury, found a
true bill against William Phipps, this
city, charged with violation of the fed
eral "dope" laws. Detectives Shuler
i snd Speese are in. Sunbury to appear at
j! Phipps' trial.
MILK TICKETS IN ENGLAND!
By Associated Press
May 3. The l«su»nc» of
milk tickets by the British government,
a* In Germany is advocated by the
P»lly Mall, in order to control the sup
ply. assure proper distribution and pre
vent a further rise In the price. Milk
has arisen from four -icnce to six pence
a uuai t since the beginning of the war.
HARRISBURG tflfWV TELEGRAPH)
i
An unqualified denial—
of an utterly false report—
A report that is BASELY FALSE,
to the effect that the Maxwell
Motor Co. has joined in a merger
with several other motor car com
panies, entailing . change in the
policies and management of the
Company, has been published in
many newspapers throughout the
country. Any foundation for this
report is so UTTERLY LACKING
that we can only attribute it to
competitors who are trying to use
us as a tool to further their own
interests.
'• ■ ■ 7 | '
To Maxwell dealers, to Maxwell
owners— and to t
We wish to state that the Maxwell
Motor Co. has not joined in any
merger; that no change in owner
ship has taken place, nor has there
. been any change in the personnel
directing the policies. Furthermore,
no such changes in the Maxwell or
ganization are contemplated. We,
therefore, make an unqualified de
nial of the ridiculous rumors of con
solidations involving the Maxwell
name.
Maxwell Motor Company, Inc.
Walter E. Flanders, President
Detroit, Michigan, May 6, 1916.
MAY 0, 1016.