~ EAT ,
HOLSUM BREAD
SCHMIDT'S BAKERY
Bell Phone 2923 United Phone 8S „
Eby Chemical Co. DOgar
JPI'K ChemUti Phy.lclnn.' Snpplle. v 1 £
S3 SOUTH FOURTH STREET ■ .ITITI HPI* B
Aarent. for O. F. Schmld Chemlcnl Co.
We carry the largest stock In
~ — ~—-——~~ —~~—" the city of al) kinds of lumber,
f\ . | o C**. _ u mill work, stucco board, wall board
vS&tely vfc * ltzger- and roofing. Estimates furnished
l on re<luest
aid Supply Co. North sixth Street
Family r'.OTHIERS A.\D HOME BOTH PHONES
FURNISHERS " j
29 to 33 South Second Street ESTABLISHED ISBI
Stores In Seventy-four Cities In the Fisher Bros.
United States Plomblnc. Heating onA Tlnnln*
F. H. DOWNEY, M*. 1001-03 Capital Street
CASH OR CREDIT Phone 2293
HARRY S.LUTZ W.L.Dowhouer
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
PLUMBING and HEATING
211 BROAD STREET Be d "n£e'! o i n : &-J o,l,Ce ' * B2 ""*
BMGHTEN-UP [Auto Trans. Garage
Ryder Hardware Stores 27-31 N. CAMERON ST.
HZ d.y nnd
1-1S NORTH THIRD STREET nlKht. Auto torace. rate.
5 NORTH 13TH STREET able. (IUICK REPAIR SERY ICE.
HnrrUlmrg. Pa.
Bell Phune 2041
CI t * ■ ESTIMATES FI'ItXISHED
.H. Lyter R j FLOWERS
CONTRACTOR Registered
1940 STATE STREET Plumbing and Steam Heating
"BUILDER OF HOMES" Jobbing Promptly Attended To
Phone 1255-M 113 SOUTH THIRTEENTH ST.
Bell Phone 1704 United Phone 583-Y D_ 1 f 1.
John H. Gates Coal Co. ~ V- -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Formerly the IniperlM I nundry
COAL AND WOOD KLE f,™ ,L.i. ONES
OFFICE* 10TH BELOW MARKET 1344-1354 HOWARD STREET
Both Phonen
Mac Williams Atticks & Atticks
Construction Co. PINEAPPLE PIES
Screen Doom and Window Screens. _ , . _
The Best In the World. Are Poolax at This Season ol the
2150 NORTH FIFTH STREET Year. 217 BROAD
United Phone IMX L————————————
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Frank J. Harro I. R. Lyme
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER n , , . 1 II .•
No. 7 STATE ROAD Plumbing and Heating
North Lemoyne 8e11—3182-R. Harrisburg, Pa.
Tool Making Acme Sign Co.
All work hand-forged and guaran- _
teed. Show Cards a Specialty
B. C. MURRAY r 3
Forging nnd Toolmaklng 26 NORTH THIRD ST.
Bell Phone. 308W Room -6 llnrrlwhurg, p.
EAT YOUR BREAKFAST AT J. F. Barnhardti
Manhattan Restaurant o.
317 MARKET STREET *-■
•" "" Contractors and Builders
THE BEST FOR LES9 HARRISRI7RG, PA.
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Bell Phone 012 II ¥ A f 1
WY RRFSTFI J. A. is.epple
. A . JLS£Xi_jJ 1 I 111 PHOTO-FINISHING OF QUALITY
GENERAL UPHOLSTERER For the Camera User.
Awnlugn, Window Shades. Deoler ROOM 10
.ml lt.llnl.her of Antique Fnrnl.ure 2Q N()rth Second Stfeet
1248 MARKET STREET
Dr. H. C. Spragg I GOLD ' £ LV ,E R ' NICKEL
DENTIST i letting
1 N. SECOND STREET Poll.hlng, Reflnl.hln* Ete„ of All
HAItRISBURG, PA. _ „ tVV'^
Bell Phone THE NUSS MFG. CO.
j 11TH AM) MULBERRY STS.
/T TTT'O William S. Cunkle (ieo.T. Cunkle
.... SttHiSL- W. S. Cunkle & Son
lvherever you go, are made by Contractor. For
A I CIMM6 FLOOR AND WALL TII.E,
. J. jllYllYlO INTERIOR MARBLE AND SLATE
Corner State nnd Cameron Sta.
TAILOR Residence. 179 N. Fifteenth St.
22 NORTH FOURTH STREET Bell Phone BKI-L
The
••• • A UV ••
Bethlehem Steel Company
STEELTON, PA.
r t 1
High Tensile, Heat Treated Mayari Steel
Bolts For Rail Joints and
Special Requirements
FRIDAY EVENING,
HISTORIC SCENES IN OLD NEW ENGLAND
V L "■ .. _ _ J
| f £cenc_of*THE LEXINGTON MASSACRE ~ j j
| Lexington Green in Eastern Massachusetts, where British regulars first fired on American colonists, attracts hun- j
dreds of automobilists each day during the summer. Here on the 19th of April, 1773, a regiment of eight hundred
British regulars dispatched from Boston by General Gage to sieze stores of ammunition supposed to have been hidden
in Concord by the colonists, were met by seventy provincials. Palling to disperse on command, the patriots were fired
on by the British and sixteen of them were killed. This, the "Eattle" of Lexington, tired the country and within a
short time an army of sixteen thousand men had gathered about Boston, the first organized defiance uf British rule In
I America.
• Fine State reads lead to Lexington from every direction and every rood has Its historic points and scenes. Many
|of the original houe'-s about Lexington Green are still standing and are still fine residences. The white house seen in the
j picture is the Harrington homestead at the doorway of which John Harrington who was fatally wounded when Plt
! cairn commanded the British to fire on the assembled "rebels," expired at the feet of his wife
! . The road from Boston to Lexington is over the original route of Paul Revere'* Ride, - through every Middlesex vll
j 'age and farm" and from all parts of the country come tourists who react In their minds th> stirring" seen(>s of revo- |
lutionary times ns they glide over perfect roads at speed and comfort never even dreamed of In those earlv clavs of our ■
country s history. Copyright, 1910, The Fisk Rubber Co. i
NO REPORT FOR
NEW COURTHOUSE'
Moyer Doesn't Offer Data Be
cause Stine, Wells and
Cumbler Differ
1 1 1 y !'!'■ Because of a dif-
Jyjl Jcjjl ference of opinion
T between the County |
—Commissioners asto |
the feasibility of |
, starting the new:
Courthouse move-
ment at this time,
i,' County Solicitor j
not make his report j
■■■■■■■J on the subject today.
County Commissioner Harry C. Weils ;
I has unofficially asked Mr. Moyer to j
j report upon the question to-day In I
j order to get the movement under way. J
j County Commissioner Harry M. Stine, j
1 however, doesn't approve of the big!
i expenditure at this time. Throughout I
| the county there are numerous bridges !
] that need attention and there are I
other expenses Incident to the ordl- i
j nary maintenance work which are j
I more vital, ho believes. President
Charles C. Cumbler said he Is open to
I conviction on the feasibility plan.
"I would have been ready to report !
l in accordance with Mr. Wells' re
i Quest," said Solicitor Moyer to-day, I
i "but I wasn't officially asked to do so j
jby the board. Any time the commis
i siontrs ask, I shall bo glad to furnish j
| the information."
Rulkl Oborlin Road.—At to-night's
meeting of the Swatara township com
! missioners the township authorities
| will likely order the paving of the !
{■ection of Oberiin's main street ex
-1 j tending from the turn in the trolley ■
■ | lino to the eastern section of town, a
| fween the county and the township,
stretch Is to be paved with brick. Half
i of the cost will bo borne by the State j
and the other half wilt be divided be- ■
| twee ntho county and the township.
The County Commissioners have |
agreed to join and Dauphin county's;
i share will be about $1,500. The whole I
bill will run to about $6,000.
firth's Will Probated. —Mrs. Catli-
I ! erine G. Orth was granted letters on
i the estate of her dead husband. Henry I
'
AN UNUSUAL AERIAL PICTURE
This remarkable picture shows a French biplane flying over German trenches on the western front. It was taken
from another aeroplane flying above the one shown In the picture. The little lines are the German trenchts.
HARRISBTTRG TELEGRAPH]
C. Orth. Mr. Orth's will was probated .
late yesterday.
I Copclin U. S. Juror. —Among the
| jurors from this city and vicinity who !
: have been empaneled to serve at the
Federal district court in Scranton, Oc- I
tober 16, is O. M. Copelin, former city'
treasurer and now an officer in Uncle !
Sam's military service on the Mexican j
border. Frank O. Fahnestock, 137
Green street, has been selected as a
Federal grand juror.
Lodge Activities
|
LODGE GROWING RAPIDLY
j At a meeting of the Cornplanter j
j Tribe, No. 61, of the Independent Or- j
der of Redmen. held in the lodge hall ;
last night, plans were made to install •
the new officers, next Thursday r.ight,
;in the hall. Fifteenth and Howard
I streets. The report for the last six I
months showed an increase in the
| membership, which now totals 513, and {
j over $12,000 in the treasury, the larg
est ampunt in the history of the lodge.
j MOOSE PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
I Arrangements were completed last
I night by the entertainment commit
tee of the Harrisburg lodge No. 17,
Loyal Order of Moose, for a series of ;
! winter entertainments to bo given for i
| the benefit of the lodge, the lirst one
I will 'oo held this evening in the Moose
| home. Third and Boas streets. The
program will consist of a musical and i
vaudeville acts after which a buffet j
l luncheon will be served. A committee j
will then be appointed to arrange for j
j the local lodge to attend the supreme |
| convention in Pittsburgh in 1917. The
lodge will also hold a "preparedness"
J dance In the Armory hall on the even
| ing of November 2.
: TECH ORCHESTRA REHEARSES;
SELECT LEADER LATER
j The Technical High School Orchestra, !
I under the direction of Professor
! George W. Updegrove, held its first |
practice yesterday in the school audi
torium. The question of a student
leader will he decided later. Several j
of the members have made enviable
records during the last several years,
\ so that several players are available for |
t the coveted honor. Those who report- i
ed yesterday for the rehearsal were.
Samuel Sherman, Michael Hecker, Wil
liam Cohen, Earle Unger atid Thomas
j .Stacks, first violins; George Stouffer, '
Henry Shope and David Rosenberg, I
| second violins; George Fsterly. first
j cornet; Lynn Cook and B. Aldlnger,
second cornet; Barton Botts, pianist;
! William Trullinger, clarinet; lletzci !
j Uavies, drums and traps; Leland Buf
; flhgton and Meredith Germer, trom
j bones.
The Tech Orchestra will furnish j
t music at the chapel exercises and the \
various events connected with school i
I life at the Tech Institution. I
HOME RULE FOR
IRELAND IS SEEN
Despite Revolt Great Leader
Asserts It Is Safe if Ireland
Remains Sane
Waterford, Ireland, Oct. 6.—ln a:
notable address to his constituents | •
j here this afternoon John Redmond, |.
| the Irish Nationalist leader in parlla- !
; inent, declared thai despite the recen. j
rebellion, "with all its inevitable after-
I math of brutalities, stupidities and in
; famed passions," home rule for Ire
land is safe if Ireland remains sane.
Mr. Redmond also declared that
conscription could never bo forced !
upon Ireland, adding:
"I cannot bring myself to believe
that, malign though the influences at
work are, the government will be In
sane enough to challenge a conflict
with Ireland on this subject. Con
scription for Ireland, far from helping
the army and the war, would be the
moßt fatal thing that could happen. It
i would be resisted in every village in j
i Ireland. Its attempted enforcement
would be a scandal which would ring ;
round the world. It would produce no
additional men."
Continuing, the Irish parliamentary
j leader said;
' The mere threat is paralyzing re- I
i crulting, which, mark you, is not dead, |
!as some people say. The latest figures, 1
indeed, show that from the date of the
rising (Easter Sunday) until Septem
ber 6,000 recruits were received.
"This demand for conscription is not
a genuine military demand. It is a
base political device put forward by j
men who want to injure and discredit |
| Ireland's political future."
Government Compiling
Record of Aviators in U. S.
New York, Oct. 6. Lieutenant- |
I Colonel George O. Squier, commanding
i officer of the aviation section of the j
signal corps of the War Department, j
has appealed to a magazine published ;
J here in the interest of aviators to aid i
In obtaining the addresses of about 800 I
American filers of heavier than air ina- I
i chines. It Is understood hero the pui- I
pose of the War Department is to com- J
i pile a record of all the aviators In this 1
country. A list of those known to tnu ;
department has been forwarded td tin- j
magazine publishers with the request |
that tnose named In the list be asked i
;to cnmmunicato with Colonel Squier. ■
|lt includes the names of the best i
American aviators as well as those of j
I less prominence.
OCTOBER 6, 1916.
1 25c Carriage ond Auto Works
urp r~t*iy i East End Mulberry Street Bridge
ICSk P f\ / A" l **** l '* HARRISBURG. PA.
L Wl'O'wi*"*' / ulDtpuV Auto, Topa, Bodied and Painting
_ tJSEDBvMILLIoj£7 Cln Our Motto."
r-Tn f F. A. Wiesemann
rirst manufacturerof
VWw J CIGARS OF QUALITY
\ =m Jl USE OUR 510 Itore St. Bell Phone 1311-W.
Pasteurized MILK—It Is Safe
Wo wish to acsura all our cus- ———————————
ua;'.*.'s",. u s; .Yt3AV; "mT Harrisburg Typewriter and
S?'iT..f. r h KKSKiSi ,SS SI s PP'y Company
sco our low Bacteria count. Typewriters, Itepulra and Supplies.
Fenna. Milk Products Co. CORONA AGENCY
2112 ATLAS AVE. 40 NORTH COURT STREET
Doth l'liones.
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Th ® " su Troup Bulldlne 1.1 S. Market Sq.
lent SmHb '' 10 Day and Night School
7 "^ >u a ® y° ar Commercial <St Stenographic Courses
- Bell 485 Cumberland 24D-Y
sratlon to buy.
Geo. P. Tillotson | H . A. GABLE
L ' C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co. __________________
repaired. BUILDERS SUPPLIES
Some Traded Machines For Sale. 113-115-117 SOUTH SECOND ST
Telephones—Bell 1223-M| United 432
Photography In All Its Branches
I O IfFI I DrDjf 1 Bell Phone 3071-J.
O. n. [\ILLLDILI\U HARRISBURG PATTERN
302 MARKET"sTREET AND MODEL WORKS
MAKKiLI biKkki Patterns, Models, Hand Ralls, Stairs
Bell Phone 1159-11 and all klnda of Wood Jobbing
— 28-34 N. CAMERON STREET
E. C. SNYDER w u SNOOJ^
LUMBER YARD AND PI.ANINO • * !• WllV/V/I\
18TH AND HOLLY STS. Roofillg
Iloth l'honen __ _ _ _ . ____ _
_____ 332-334 KELKER ST.
JOHN C. ORR 11 j o hn Black & Sons
SURETY BONDS AND
piup iivciCllANCß " Seventeenth Street
228 MARKET STREET Motor Truck Hauling of All
Phone 034 Kinds
Bell Phone 230SM
if THE WORDEN PAINT i
I AND ROOFING COMPANY • T uc°un \ 4?
; H. M. F. A L. B. WORDEN, Proprs. I flti HILL 1 AILUK
SLAG, SI.ATE AND TII.E ROOFS, n , lt nt th h| . * .
DAMP AND WATER PROOFING, ce n? atreet oar ridi savesou f™™
PAINTS AND ROOFERS* SUPPLIES $3 to 15 on every lilt* 1
_ ,asßK!Bfc'A
Roshoifs Studio ~ Bruaw>s
8 N. MARKET SQUARE
„„ Rotary Cleanser
MANUFACTURED BY
S. Harper Myers Gohl, Bruaw & Co.
Undertaking and Furniture 310 STRAWBERRY ST..
43-45 East Main Street
MECHANICSBURG, PA. HARRISBURG, PA.
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ELITE SHOE REPAIR COHEN'S*
Tb. (b . s K , I i ;i D ???.Rss. t HS*
city. Shoes called for and delivered. Ai /r a D^rT
14 S DEWBERRY ST ' 431 MARKET STREET
„„ P . 1.-.—.-. .... 1'!.... _ll
FRED S. LACK Conservatory of Music
___________ Special methods for beginners and
children —special Teachers' Course.
MERCHANT TAILOR We teach ail branches of music. Send
muivv-nriix u v for catalogue.
26-28-30 Dewberry Street E. J. DECEVEE
~__J HOT NORTH 2ND ST. *
i| AUTO PARTS WELDED
Cast iron Welding: our Specialty. Bell Phone 877-M
Every Job guaranteed. Nothing too /"> T? CUCCCCD
large or too small. Chargf.s reason- \J. r.- ,irl r.r f r.lf
able.
AND Contractor and Builder
' r / op - . 220 SENECA STREET
Tel.. 4nr>M Bell SH S. Cameron St.
Bell Phone ~rv g~^y
City Shoe Repairing Co. v^fire
c. B. shopb Real Estate and Insurance
18 NORTH COURT ST. HTRR. A SBURG, "PA.
Hear of Patriot IlnlldlDi? ctrt'i Grocery, LINULKSTOWN, PA,
.
| L- 1 ,
1 lie II I'lioue 1340. Hat. 1880.
Black's Art Store J E. Gipple
"VftSSilfc ¥.VAIM?S? ,UB Allison Hill Real Estate
117 MARKET STREET 1251 MARKET ST
Studio Second Floor. BeH Pho,,e -
Gross Drug Store Miller Auto Co.
ll© MARKET ST. _ DISTRIBUTORS OF
Special care given Prescription ¥"1 ft VII PVI €1 ftPC
work. Well selected Toilet Ar- 11 " * lICS V-ICll.®
j tides and general drug lite. SOUTH CAMERON ST.
Being Away From Big Rents
Furniture Prices Are Lower
M. a. HOFF
j Fourth and Bridge Street* New Cumberland, pa.
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