► i This Reo Six Is a
Made-to-Order Car
BY THAT WE MEAN, not that each
Reo Six is special—no one nowadays j
wants that kind of an automobile —cost
of getting replacement parts is too
great —and delays are interminable. ||
NOT THAT KIND OF A CAR. Reo is
a manufactured product and standard
ized in the highest sense of that much
abused term. J I
BUT THIS REO SIX IS designed to
meet the needs and tastes of the Reo
clientele —conceded to be the best and |||
the most substantial class of automobile
buyers.
NO FADDISHNESS enters in. This
Reo Six is not a car of "talking points."
It is not built primarily for "sales,"
but for service.
IT IS REO BUILT throughout. We are
manufacturers, not assemblers. We do
not buy assembled evils.
WE' MAKE EVERY PART of Reo can,
save only the electrical equipment,
i tires and speedometer.
EVERY MAN WHO WORKS on your
Reo Six is a specialist in his line—an
expert by virtue of his long service
here.
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IN THAT REGARD REO is unique in
this industry. Our men do not change.
They are not "tramp workmen." They
are home owners, respected and self
respecting citizens of Lansing.
AND SO WE SAY that your Reo Six is a
made-to-order car —made just as you
would dictate, and with our long ex
perience added for good measure.
| HAVE YOU DRIVEN THIS SIX ? No.
Then you do not —cannot —appreciate
the wonderful facility of control. |,
WE FIND THAT THOSE whose driv
ing experience has been confined to
other cars are profoundly impressed
the first time they drive a Reo.
IT IS A REVELATION to them—even
the most seasoned drivers.
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TRY IT YOURSELF—you can drive a
Reo if you have ever driven any auto
mobile —we said automobile! —without
a word of instruction, too.
JUST GLANCE at the index plate—it is
as easy as taking off your own hat.
AND THEN HURRY —place your order
at once if you'd have a Reo Six this
spring and have it delivered early.
DEMAND IS TREMENDOUS—hope
lessly in excess of factory capacity—
and our quota is almost exhausted, too.
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Harrisburg Auto Co.
Third and Hamilton Sts., Harrisburg, Pa.
Keep Advertising and
Advertising Will Keep Yor
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
RA/LRQAD NEWS
STRIKITVOTE
IN HARRISBURG;
Brotherhood Members to Dis
cuss Vital Question; Balloting
May Continue Two Months
During the next two months mem
bers of the local railroad brotherhood I
organizations will discuss and vote on i
the strike question. Blanks are now
being distributed. As it is impossible j
to have the total membership In at- j
tendance at each meeting, a time limit;
will be set and every member given '
an opportunity to vote.
One organization ol engineers, it was |
said to-day, met las', night and a ma- |
Jority voted against a strike. The re- j
suit was 11 for a strike and 85 against. I
This vote, according to reports, does !
not represent the total membership. ;
Most of the brotherhood bodies meet
on Sunday aftarnoor.s.
MAY CHANGE PICNIC PLANS
Due to the mobilization of the troops
at Mount Gretna, plans for the big
basket picnic of the Philadelphia Di
vision Veteran Employes Association |
may undergo changes. The date is I
July 27; place. Mount Gretna- The
committee in charge will meet Friday
night and discuss the question of
changing the date or place. Some of
the members favor Harrisburg for the
reunion.
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE
Philadelphia Division—l 27 crew first
to go after 2 p. ni.: 123, 132, 107, 122,
10S. 134. 110, 111. 116, 117. 131, 128.
Engineers for 111, 123.
Firemen for 123, 127.
Conductor for 107.
Flagman for 107, 111, 134.
Brakemen for 107, 11 i.
Engineers up; J. H. Gable, Brooke,
Black, Hubler, May, Btnkley, Brod
iiecker, Maxvvell, Ford. Wenrick, Mc-
Guire, Downs, Baer. Geesey, Streeper.
Brubaker, Schwartz, Martin. Wolfe.
Wolfe, Layman. Grass, Dolby, New
comer. Yeater, Howard, Keane, Bis
singer. Gray, Tennant.
Firemen up: Swartz, Strickler, W. J.
Miller. Cook. Hayes. Eckman, Maughes,
Cover. Gillums, Johnson. Jackson, Swan,
Deitrich. Eckrlch, Fisher, Shimp, L.
Davis, Finkenbinder, Peters, Arney,
Slider.
Conductor up: Ressing.
Flagmen up: Buyer, Hartman, Wil
liams, Miller.
Brakenien up: Kersey, Coulter,
Houdeshel. Ashenfelter, Smith. Dough
erly, Quensler, Desilvey, Beale, Purnell.
Middle Division —24 2 crew first to go
j after 12:45 p. m.: 19, 17.
I Preference: 9.
] Engineer for 19.
Brakeman for 9.
Engineers up: Albright. Free, Shirk,
Tetterman, Hummer, Kauffman. Harris.
Clouser, Howard. IS illis. Steele, Ben
nett.
Firemen up: Burger, Bruker, Hunter.
Hoffman, Liebau. Beisel. Kepner,
Brakenien up: Eichel, Reed, Tost,
Foltz, Campbell, Williams, Powell, A.
Schmidt, Kliok. Mellinger. Rhine, Feck,
Henry, Myers, Bolden.
Yard Crewn—
Engineers or first 24. 52. Extra.
Firemen for 2. first 24, 54. Extra.
Engineers up: Wise, Watts, Seiber,
Pelton, Landis, Beck. Harter. Biever,
Blosser, Rodgers, Snyder. Loy, Lelby,
Fulton, Fells.
Firemen up: Blottenberger, Weigle,
Burger. Miller, Rtftert, McDermott, Mc-
Cartney. Pensyl, Waltz, Hall. Brady. |
Snyder. Desch. Graham, Fry. Dough
erty, Eyde, Ewing, Reeder, Hitz, Peif- !
fer.
ENOLA SIDE
Philadelphia Division —2lo crew first
to go after 1:15 p. m.: 239, 246, 218, 225,
204, 237. 245. 202, 233, 227. 211, 220, 249,
232, 214. 224, 240. 208.
Engineers for 208, 220, 227. 246.
Firemen for 204, 233.
Conductors for 233, 239.
Flagman for 211.
Brakemen for 2ul. 202. 204. 214, 224,
237. 240. 246. 250.
Conductors up: Flickinger, Dewees. j
Nicholas, Hasson. Libhart, Hooper,
Smedley, Stinehour. Shirk, Carson, Stur- 1
geon. Layman.
Flagman up: Crosby.
Brakemen up: Hivel. Stover. Ickel
berger. Miller. Hastings, Slouthower.
Middle Division —244 crew first to go
after 1:15 p. m.: 236, 116, 110, 107, 112,
115, 10S.
Engineer for 107.
Conductor for 116.
Brakeman for 112.
Yard Crewn —To go after 4 p. m.:
Engineers for first 108, second 126,
134, third 124, third 102.
Firemen for second 124. 134, 130.
Engineers up: Anthony, Nuemyer,
Rider, Hill, Boyer, Anspach, Kling.
Firemen up: Hinkle, Sellers, Eichel
berger. Brown, Bickhart, C. H. Hall,
Kline, Linn, Handiboe.
THE READING
Harrisburg Division —lo crew first to
go after 9 a. m.: 20 2, 8, 19, 17, 6, 15. 1,
12, 11. 14. 2::.
Eastbound—s9, 51, 63. 68, 52, 69.
Brakemen or 6, 14, 20.
Engineers up: Massimore, Fortney,
Pletz.
Firemen up: Stambaugh. Towler,
Geib, Sullivan. Wintermver, Miller,
Hassler. Buckley, McMullan, Keifer,
Stormfeltz.
Conductors up: Bashore, Sipes.
Brakemen up: Folk, Davis, Kinder
man, Rischel. Galbraith, Darr, Shultz,
Taylor, Smith, Cocklin, Paxton, Sham
baugh.
STOUFFER-DUBBEL WEDDING
Mechanicsburg, Pa., June 21.
Rush E. Stouffer and Miss Mary L.
Duhbel, of Waynesboro, were united
jin marriage yesterday morning at the
Presbyterian manse, by the Rev.
! George Fulton, who for several years
'was pastor of the bride. Mrs. Stouffer
jis the daughter of S. E. Dubbel and
granddaughter of T. F. Oiler, one of
the founders of the Geiser Manufac
turing Company, and the Bank of
■Waynesboro. Mr. Stouffer is well
known In Mechanicsburg, where for
six years he was a member of the
force of the Second National Bank.
At present he is teller of the Citizens'
National Bank in Waynesboro.
GOAT BOARD TOURNAMENT
A general "goat board" tournament
for men will be held on Saturday at
the Country Club of Harrisburg with
the idea of determining standing,
handicaps and other matters. Mem
bers entering are requested to give
their scores and cards to the profes
sional In charge.
HOLD BOYS FOR THEFT
Charged with stealing scrap iron at
the Central Iron and Steel Company,
six boys living In the vicinity of Hanna
and Dock streets, were sent to the
house of detention to await trial at
juvenile court by Alderman Brady last
evening. The boys are Chester
Brownegle, James Acrl, Ansel Acri,
George Weaver, Heckoral Yorka and
Jonl Yorka.
I Don't Wish for Heajth.
Take
Blackburn's ■
tascaßpPillf
j'i j. HMM—— J
I And Be Healthy, I
Strong and Efficient. |
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
E4ll Honor to the Boys of Our !
National Guard
Our Best Wishes Go With Them Into Camp ! 1
WM. STROUSE & CO. |
>-day Is the Official Beginning \
Of Summer I'
June 21st marks the beginning of the warm clays. We are ready in \ \
y department with very complete lines —unbroken stocks —almost \ x '
sss varieties of seasonable, comfortable wearing apparel. \ j i
\Ye are already recognized as the leaders of Men's Furnishings \ \ 1
• just as we are the leaders of Men's and Young Men's Clothes. Only the \ '
best of everything will have a place in The Xcw Store. ' •
i\AT E are the Only Store in Harrisburg authorized to sell Emery / J j »
* * * Shirts, being the exclusive distributors for this famous make.
We have the exclusive sale for the celebrated "Everwear" Hosiery V 1 1
for men, women and children. Inlv'iiJ A Hi ' >
I B. V. D. Underwear ] 11
IWe Have a Big Department For | 1 }
j Men's Working Goods ft j
A Chambray Shirts, in blues and grays, Sweet Orr & Co.'s Overalls or the {Ti-| Men's black and white mixed Under- 1
| sizes to 18'/,. Attached or _ Han t-R,p-lm: sizes to ,-rt. „ ea r, in union or two-piece suits; all }
| «n r Lmcojn and Pioneer 2 « si " s ferment, and 81.00 for I
■ two separate collars huspenders idULj Uv/L union suits. '
| The New Store of Wm. Strouse 1
Market Pa. ji
REAL ESTATE
NO CHANCE HERE
FOR DARING YEGG
Keystone Bank Vault Will Be
Burglar Proof; Door to
Weigh Seven Tons
If you nave any friends among that
romantic profession, the yeggmen, just j
pass along to '.hem this tip from "one
who ought to know";
"80, it's no use. Tou wanta hang,
away from that Keystone bank place;
it can't ne done."
Now. if you have any desire to in
; quire into the workings of a bank vault
j and wish to know what this tip means
and have arty desire to enter by any
1 other than the accepted way, this may >
interest you:
Contractor Harold A.- Hippie has
Just let a contract to the York Safe
and Lock Cor.ipany. York, for the
vault door in the new Keystone bank
now in the course of construction. The
door will be made of steel of a special
hardness to be cast particularly for
this purpose. It will be thirteen
inches thick, euipped with a three
time lock and will weigh just seven
tons.
The vault is constructed of rein
forced concrete and steel twenty-two
inches thick, with an inside space
seven by nine feet, divided by steel
gates for safe deposit boxes and for
thei money safe. That the reinforced
concrete Is something through which
"digging would be good" is evident
when you consider that railroad rails
! are being used as reinforcing.
Contractor Hippie, by the way, is
pushing work on the new structure
and expects to have it completed by
September 1.
Opens New Tract.—H. M. Bird, real
estate broker. 44 Union Trust Build
ing, yesterday placed upon the market
lots in Park Place, a newly developed
tract near the Colonial Country Club.
The lots, he announces, will be laid
out in generous sizes and the streets
will be wide.
State Good Roads Day
Association Forming
A meeting will be held in the House
Caucus Room at the Capitol on Mon
day, June 26, at which representatives
ftom every county in the State will
meet to form a "State-wide Good
Reads Day" Association.
This meeting is the outcome of a
meeting in Pittsburgh when a num
ber of representatives of the western
counties agreed to do all that they
could to make "State-wide Good
Roads Day" successful this year and
arranged for a meeting to be held in
June in Harrisburg at which time rep
resentatives from each county in the
State would be invited.
The Washington county representa
tives, headed by J. M. McKee, Secre
tary of the Washington County Good
Roads Association, took the lead tn
the matter and it was arranged that
Mi. McKee should send out the call
for the June meeting.
Among those who will be present at
this meeting will be Dr. W. D. Martin,
of California, Washington county, to
whom belongs the credit for having
originated "Slate-wide Good Roads
Day" in Pennsylvania. Dr. Martin is
expected to make an address to the
good roads advocates.
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One Dead, Another Fatally
Hurt When Auto Hits Train
Allentown, Pa., June 21. Harryi
i Nicholas is dead and Martin Seifert
is ir the Allentown Hospital with a J
fractured skull and not expected to I
suivive the day as the result of a|
collision between an automobile and
a P. and R. freight train in the out- j
skirts of this city early this morn
ing.
The automobile struck the train j
with such force as to derail a freight j
car. Nicholas died on the way to the;
hospital. Both were employed at the
Rethlehem Steel Works and resided in
South Bethlehem.
CITY BRIEFS
Auto Stolen. A five - passenger
1 Kurd touring oar owned by W. B. Har
, bold, 12 South Cameron street, was
' stolen while parked last night at' j
j Seventeenth and Chestnut streets.
Baby's Ami Broken. Constance
Fowler, aged 2. 658 Emerald street,
foil at her home yesterday fracturing I
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CADOMENE FOR PREMATURELY
OLD MEN AND WOMEM
"I'M GETTING OLD"
How many there are who make this remark!
And The Reason —A run down nervous system, failing
strength and energy. These men and women, too, many who
i have not yet reached the two score years are the victims of
nervousness, "Shot to Pieces" the result of overwork, worry
.Jvt excesses exhaustion and dissipation of their natural strength
W ■( L ar] d normal vigor.
/ CADOMENE TABLETS (3 grain) RESTORE EN
/ \ \fl V\v ERGY
f ■ V Un Cadomcne Tablets arc a True Tonic intended to arouse
/ r VI f to renewed activity the exhausted forces of the human or
p \■■ / \ -jj ganism, to give fresh vigor to the brain and nervous system
\ and cells of every structure.
\ f J With the loss of normal vitality and strength the mental
C faculties also became less active, on account of the direct
\ nerve connection between the brain and the structures, mus
cles become flabby, tissue degenerates, the entire body be
comes weakened and devitalized. Life becomes more and
more burdensome. Whether the condition is due to youthful
ignorance or correct living, or excess in later life, or any oth
er cause, the only treatment that can possibly be of help in
such cases is one that tends to bring about natural conditions
—which will awaken activity in the nerve cells, generating
new vitality and life, increasing muscular strength and replac
ing worn out and wasting tissue with new.
If your energy and power to accomplish are lessening 9SA
there's nothing on earth that will do as much good as Cado- W _
mene Tablets (3 grain) in restoring proper vim, vitality and f ▼ 7/^V
life to every bodily structure. / I Y' J '' I \
Cadomene Tablets are guaranteed to satisfy and if they / It v*-\(/ \
do not, every cent of your money will be refunded—it belongs . tit
to you and we want you to have it. r Jjf\
Every one should enjoy good health, mentally and phy- N. 'VsT %
sically apd experience the consequent increased acuteness of JMJ/* AT 1
the senses through which happiness is experienced. Cadomene S
Tablets (3 grain) offer amazing promptness of action in re- |K>|l £ y
cent cases and gradual and pleasing improvement in chronic . C
All druggists supply Cadomene Tablets (3 grain) in
sealed tubes. Take no substitute.
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JUNE 21, 1916.
| her left arm. She was brought to the
Harrisburgr hospital.
lecture on Palestine. A. W. Bill
man, who recently returned from!
Syria will Rive an illustrated lecture
this evening In the Stevens Memorial'
| Methodist Church on his experiences j
[ in Palestine.
j Cisrar Starts Fire, A lighted cigar
thrown from the top of the building
lat 202 Market street yesterday after- j
I neon fell on the awning in front of j
j the plare, starting a small fire. Officer
Wieseman extinguished the blaze.
BANDIT BAND AT LARGE
San Antonio, Texas, June 21. The
| band of armed Mexicans operating!
about 16 miles west of San Antonio)
I was still at large early to-day. A
sheriff's posse spent the night looking
for the bandits and a fresh posse has
I taken up the chase.
KING HURT AT TENNIS
By Associated Press
liondon. June 21. —Ex-King Manuel,
of Portugal, sprained his ankle yester
! day while playing in a mixed doubles
j tennis match at the Queen's Club. He
| was carried from the courts suffering
I intense pain.
CARMEN FORM UNION
Employes of the Harrisburg and
Valley Railways Companies last night
J effected a temporary organization of a
j local division of the Amalgamated As
j soeiation of Street and Electric Rail
j way Employes of America. Another
meeting will be held to-night in the
rooms of Rost 58. G. A. R., 26 North
i Third street.
How You Can Quickly
Remove Hairy Growths
j
(Aids to Beauty)
A well known beauty specialist ad
vises this treatment for the removal
of hair from the face. Mix into a
paste some powdered delatone and
water, apply to hairy surface and after
about 2 minutes rub off, wash the
skin and every trace of hair has van
ished. This method is quick and en
tirely safe. To avoid disappointment,
however, it is well to make certain
you get genuine delatone.
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