CENTRAL PA. NEWS
WHO RILLED BIG
4-PRONGED BUCK?
Harrisburg and Carlisle Hunt
ers Will Have Question Settled
by Justice Martin
I ,
Carlisle, Pa., Dec. S. Justice J.
33. Martin, of Carlisle, will have to as
sume the attributes of Solomon in
deciding a dispute over a deer which
Is claimed alike by Harrisburg and
Carlisle men, and is now in cold stor
age here awaiting a settlement of the
case.
Accordingto information brought by
TV. D. Markley, of Harrisburg, his two
eons, John E., and C. Donald Mark
ley, shot a four-pronged buck near
their camp in the mountains near
Huntsdale, which was later taken
from them by a party consisting of
J. William Hoffman, of New Cumber
land, Oren McGinegal, of Huntsdale:
J. William Smith, Jacob Croman and
Harry Gibb, all of Carlisle.
Yesterday morning Constable Mc-
Coy of Carlisle, went to the camp and
eecured the animal, which had two
bullet holes in its carcass. Which of
these were caused by the boya and
■which by the other hunters, and
which caused death, will have to be
determined.
A hearing was held by Justice Mar
tin last evening, but decision in the
matter has not been arrived at.
} Curls for Girls j
I How to keep locks curly and T
| wavy for days and look j
i natural too. f
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Girls! Try this!! Before curling or
waving your hair with pins, papers or
r heated iron, just moisten each
strand with atalpa water and you will
be delighted how natural the curls and
waves appear and how long they last
In spite of wind, dampness or perspir
ation. A few ounces of atalpa water
will cost very little at any drug store
and there is nothing better to help
retain the curls and waves or to
soften, gloss or fluff the hair and to
make it look thick arid abundant.
Tells a Secret
Manufacturer of Famous Medicine
Tells Ingredients, So Public Can
Appreciate Pure, Reliable Medi
cine.
| Many people fear to take medicine
to check and abort colds, cure coughs,
catarrh, etc. This fear is groundless
tvith all the products of The Black
burn Products Co., Dayton, Ohio.
Not one contains opiates, narcotics or
harmful drugs. Mcntho-Laxene, for
coughs, colds, catarrh and all distress
following a cold, is a compound of
VVild Cherry, Tolu, Cascara, Grinde
lia, Menthoe Ammonium Chloride, ;
and alcohol sufficient to preserve and
keep in solution.
Every ingredient is in concentrated 1
form and the medicine is so strong
that only ten-drop doses are to be
taken in the "raw" state. But the
ideal way is to make into a syrup by
emptying a r.*/ 2 oz. bottle of Mentho-
Laxene into a pint bottle and then fill
the bottle with _ granulated sugar
6yrup,_made by dissolving a pint of
sugar in a half pint of boiling water.
It is said by thousands that this makes
a most effective home treatment for
all cold trouble.;. The manufacturer
guarantees it\to please or money
back. Sold by all good druggists. '
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HEADQUARTERS FOB
SHIRTS
SIDES & SIDES
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FUN ERA I. DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER. U
1745 47 N. SIXTH ST.
Use Telegraph Want Acjs
Buy Life Insurance This Way—
Consider first the maximum proportion of your
salary available for the purchase of Life Insurance:
Second, the minimum income that, in decency and
self-respect, you would provide for your wife when
you are gone.
Necessarily, the older a man is when he buys Life
lnsurrnce the smaller the income his family will re
ceive from the Life Insurance he can afford to buy.
Young: men especially, between the ages of 20 and 3*o,
should consider this most 'carefully. Buy Life Insurance
Riff, right now, when the proportion of your income avail
ible for the purchase of Life Insurance is large, und the
premium rate is low.
A Premium Savings Account makes Life Insurance easy
to buy
TALK TO A LIFE INSURANCE MAN ABOUT THIS
TO-DAY*
Mechanics Trust Company
HARRISBURG, PA.
TUESDAY EVENING. >
STUDENTS' PRANK
CAUSE OF PANIC
Dickinson Freshmen Try to
March Into Theater and Stam
peded by Cry of Fire
Carlisle, Pa., Dec. 6. Celebrating
the first evening on which under the
rules of the College Senate they are
permitted to be out aifter 8 o'clock,
Dickinson College freJimen last even
ing created a panic in the Orpheum
theater here and were dispersed by po
lice with the arrest of a dozen for dis
orderly conduct.
Headed by an impromptu band, the
freshmen in fantastic garb marched
down High street until they came to
the Orpheum theater. Some one
cried fire and a stampede ensued, dur
ing which several women fainted and
narrowly escaped being trampled,
while others were slightly injured in
the rush.
Marching a little further the fresh
men were stopped by policemen and
a number at tlie head arrested and
lodged in the lockup. A rescue move
ment proved futile and the tlrst-year
men went to the campus after several
minor tights with residents of the
town along the line of march.
Boy and Girl Romance
Ends in Wedding Bells
Dauphin, Pa., Dec. 5. Culminat
ing a romance which started when
they were grammar school students
Charles B. Kby and Miss Theresa
Douglass, of this place, were quietly
married at the parsonage of the
Methodist Episcopal Church by the
Rev. Francis J. S. Morrow. Only im
mediate members of their families
were present. After a brief wedding
trip they will make their home here.
Woman of 70 Years
Killed by Automobile
Gettysburg, Pa., Dec. 5. Running
across the road to get a pet cat, Mrs.
Annie Trimmer, living about a mile
from York Springs, was struck by an
automobile driven by Harry Zlegler,
of Wellsvllle, and died about an hour
later. The aged lady, who is 70 years
old, was knocked down, the machine
passing over her.
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania
Halifax. Mrs. Sarah ,T. Sweignrd,
aged 71 years, died at the home of her
son, Andrew Sweigard in Halifax
township on Sunday morning from
heart trouble. She is survived by
three children, Mrs. Lewis Bowman,
of Altoona; C. R. Sweigard, of New
York, and Andrew Sweigard, with
whom she lived.
Marietta. John Steef.v, of Blalnes
port, aged 78. died Sunday night. He
is survived by five children and a
number of grandchildren.
Marietta. Mrs. William Jackson,
aged 78, a native of Christiana, died
from a stroke Sunday night. She
was a member of the Friends' church.
Her husband, five children and two
brothers survive.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Lewisberry, Dec. 5. Quarterly
conference of the United Evangelical
charge. wll be held Saturday after
noon at Lewisberry. The Rev. Mr.
Hippie of Dover will preside and will
preach in the local church on Satur
day evening, and Sunday morning,
when communion services will be
held. At 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon
services will be conducted at St. Paul's
church, Newberrytown. The Rev. C.
S. Messner is pastor of the Lewisberry
charge.
MARRIED AT NEW BLOOMFIELI)
Blain, Pa., Dec. 5. Paul Shreftler,
of Palmyra, Pa., formerly of Blain,
and Miss Ethel Phenicie, late of Har
risburg, were married at New Bloom
field at the Lutheran parsonage by the
Rev.\J. W. Weeter.
NINE GET DIPLOMAS
Blain, Pa., Dec. 5. Graduating ex
ercises were held Sunday evening in
the Zion's Lutheran Church for the
teacher training class of the Sunday
school, nine members who received
diplomas.
WILL ENTERTAIN SOCIETY
Mechanicsburg, Pa., Dec. 5. On
Thursday evening the Rev. and Mrs.
S. S. Games of Trindle Spring Luth
eran Church, will entertain the Mite
Society.
BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
t £ VENI F
YOU HAD A
NECK
A* Long *• Thlt Follow, And Had
SORE THROAT
"^TpoffiT
fONSILINE
WOULD QUICKLY BIUCVI IT.
A quick, infe, wothln?, healing, antiseptic relief!
for Sore Throat, briefly describes TOMSILINK. Al
small bottle of Tonilline lasts longer than mostl
any caie of S•■• Throat. TOMSILINK relieve!!
Sore Mouth and Hoarseness and prevents Quinsy. I
25c. *rd 50c. Hospital Size SI.OO. All Drvfftlatft.l
THI T OWIILim COMPANY ft- on, Ohio.
(THOUSANDS BUYING THEIR XMAS GIFTS AND SAVING MONEY ATI
IfiSh„„L W KAUFMANS
16 Shopping Ecoootpy CartjWat 4— GIFTHINTS
Days Before a real live santa claus in our basement toyland ) TO PLEASE!
I w 7- -gr v m Where thousands of Dolls, Toys aiul Games arc l.clng sold at the famous Kaufman Underselling Prices. w WVSW%
W /V Mk Come, bring the children, and let then, tell Santa Claus what tlie, want for Xmas. B 117 BJ
I W ■ • J ie big array of Erectors. the finest and most Instructive structural toy ever made. |f| flp
I Erectors, all numbers. .SI t0.87.51 Dresso.. Dolls -18 cup Toy Dishes, at . ; 2le up *
rail Character Dolls 23c up Friction Toys 98c ui>
Railroad Trains .... 8c to 6.1.50 Undressed Dolh 81.23 up Teddv Dears .|Bc mi Ho* of Handkerchiefs 25c up I
iJilUr IMJW llobl.y Horses !!!! ! . '"osl'up ' ' B ° l ' '"sc' up S' "" k ' ,M ' B u!! A P " lr °' 48 ° Ul>
AJ n f\ 1 C V • Swinging Horses 83.98 up Velocipedes sl.# u> Automobiles $3705 up "ciu.tlful Silk Blouses.... 81.95 up
And Open Only 5 Evenings ' '' or KM oioves si.6 1
Of Boudoir Caps 39c to 69c J
Before AMOS l - Bedroom Slippers S9c I
This Great Christmas Ec I
t ... , 11 7 I C I f ¥ ... , O Silver Plated Toilet Sets.. .$1.69 up #
salespeople after Wonderful Women sand Misses Coat Bargains #
| their night's rest. The store is missl^' 8 an<l WINTER C OUT CI - A A Silk Underskirts... S'.£
(less crowded than ip the after- _ w vn 1 J T) sl,vor Mcsh Ba B s 08c to s4r>o ,
noon and you'll be able to ac- U,;\ & Worth Up to $9.50, For Ba g s.9Bc to 86.50
.. . , , /i t- (j ßottle of Good l'erfume 25c up
comphsh more in an hour of (£? CA ,or w ° slEJi ' s ljUf Iyfp n n Cap and Apron Sets 49c up
early morning shopping than in / j j|j and MIBSKS* WIIS| C. rf I* Uli Silk and Wool Sweaters.. .$1.95 up
, two hours of ,he afternoon. Worth Up to $14.00. j '
I Tr y \ )r \ WOSIEX'S and llfUTPrt tiffi-A ** Crepe do Cliine and Pussy Willow
Please take small parcels Y V A Missies- WINTER COATS. SIO 00 silk Handkerchiefs; each.. ..24c I
I r / / I ' *p I /,VU Silk Xlght Gowns 83.19
With you, this Will help US and / / X / Worth up to SIB.OO, For X M Silk Combinations 82.98 up 1
I help you because we'll be able / ' • Aprons 2ic to 75c (
to deliver your larger packages ! / V \\ J 1 .50 nn<l
WINTER COATS Pearl Necklaces, 21c, 39c, 48c to 83.1 V
much more promptly. :| y 1U M ' ■ *B' . aor r\r\ Coral Bcail Necklaces, ,21c and -18 c
' When goods are to be sent 1 A > S Worth Up to $20.00.; Jet Bead Necklaces. . ,24c and 48c
vvnen gooas are to De sent V j AV )Wf „ - Hat IMns, In pairs. . 10c, 24c and 48e
I please be sure that the sales- fri-p, I womkvs omi |Af|||TFn a - _ - _ I Hat Plus, in pairs, boxed . .24c, 48c
person has recorded the name j~~ >,IBSES ' VV|IiIE.K UUHTS, OQQ Solid Gold Mounted Hat Pins, ea.
and address accurately. Our Worth up to $25.00, For fITSSF' XO' 1 (.old Shell Birthstone Rlnjrs. .. .25e I /
i people are instructed to repeat / ' ! Guaranteed Shirt Wulst Rings.. 49c
the name and address to you- ttk M HA CA ssss' Wl NTER Cuff i.blks S C< Lic, 48c io 98e
I wont you be sure that they do * *r I IIS ■ him wUH NO j 12K ltoiicd Gold Plated Kxpansiou i
i | A %J Worth up to $29.50. i I
* .. . 25e and 50c ft
BARGAIN BASEMENI' f U
CARNIVAL GIFT HINTS ? Economy Carnival of |l
ToT 'cushions" c r„ J Men's Suits and O'coats |
kjtrh) ""■ TWO BIG SPECIALS TO-MORROW f/( \|l
rf / 'Agf _ j $3.r,0, for 0,1 with Milk fliimn. Ik W M ■' /// A L
Ii \ I n <'" r "'J," l •/. ■; Men's and Young Men's Suits Men's and Young Men's Suits V>V \ \ £
(? \\ Gil OQ ' , j and Overcoats; <£q & Overcoats; -| A 1 I
1$ <P / '■ '- worth 88.00 U | Worth to $15.00, Worth to $lB, pl4*OU .wk f
B s Mit —— AM MIMIM WAIIE Good nickel p i ate( j stvle w .,j All new styles and materials and All the wanted fabrics, styles and "\\ / if
■ 5 Pots, lvettteN, % sizes. colors and all sizes. \\ \/ m
L < Complete, cord and socket at- Percolators, etc., alcohol burner; good size; splen- S ——————N \ Y
fi tachn 'e"t; an excellent gift. i *l.lO to 92.39 did grift. £ MEN'S $3.50 COR- CO 1Q MEN'S $2.50 d1 Af\ I \ \ I
1 Boxed Writing Paner For m crTDTr i? o !■ IJVROY PANTS WORSTED PANTS... w I.4S# \ \
i>oxed Writing Paper ELECTRIC Economy Carm- j Full lined, and sewed with Good strong pants m a lot of \\
I:■ UlttS Mf/Wm LAMP val of Beautiful ? strong linen thread. I I sensible patterns. All sizes. I I \ 'II
■ f Score* of ilnlntr Klft hoxen and //ft L i>\\ , v „wk CUT f, TA? 9 i 1 ~—— *■ \ '
L ,J Initial correspondence enrda with Double 1 Boys' $8.50 Boys' $5.00 Bovs' I.onir Bovs* 3^
■ Itold cdKea. All dewlrable alxea AC $1.50 Sugar and \ Polo Ovrrr-nnln Corduroy Suits ~i ' •>
( and all put tip In charming gift [M !i i <8£,90 t'ream Seta ... 08c 7 ' v mi . n f'nmiivnl lnell-Back Hnckinaivs nnd \\
9 . boxea 50c to 91.50 a ho* T , *" # 91.50 Celery and S Xmas Carnival „i 'al Overcoats \\ ,
I i PICTURES lyl and ol,ve Tr ">" • >*<• f Price - D y , S A Overcoats \\ \
i In heavy sold frame*. Beat A' $1.50 Hell.h Dlahe* { J Q $3.90 $4.90 WO rtl, Sfl.oo \\ \
5 subject* from the Old Mnater*. 'I OQC 92 50 Fern Dl.hr % Sizes 7to 17 \ortli to ST '.() ti.. tl - \\ \ '
5" Itcgular 91.00 valuea 50c f Dlahe*. ? years. A smart wor,,, lo n I
Nickel Plated Thermo* llottlc*. if Beautiful silk 92.50 nrrrr Bonl 5 Sizes 3to 10 new Pinch Back New pinch- I ,
/ 91.50 and 92.30 1 shadl ln all de- 5 years; made of a style in a dark back Winter All newest I
| ? Japene*e Hand Painted China, sirabl'e colors 25c Cut Gin** Tiiinh. S S?? ufn Ua l rah corduroy. overcoats in all Fall materials;
> big KMortment, 50c. Soc and *1.40 i.'al'oganv blse Icr* J-w. 5 Chinchilla In Pants full the new ml::- thcn n wmlv /H
■■ 91.0< Mahogany Candle Stick*. r!^—!>, Ar"oUier SDlendid Shirt Wnl,t ■ Blue, Brown and linic krrbocker. tllr e s and the newest mix- L&V
'i 4HC Another splendid Shirt Wal*t Be*, Gray . A very An exceptional shades. Sizes 8 tares. Sizes C 0? ,
? ii re, L' % unusual value. value. to 18 years. to IS vears %
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BOYCOTT ON EGGS
ASKED BY MAYOR
People of Lewistown Request
ed to Refrain From Buying 1
Until Prices Go Down
Lewistown, Pa., Dec. 5. With '
eggs at 50 cents a dozen, the Mayor of j
Lewistown has issued a proclamation
to boycott eggs until they come back I
to the normal price.
MORK DKK.It FALL
Waynesboro, Pa., Dec. 5. Twenty
eigbt deer were killed in the Caledonia
section on the opening day, according
to reports received by Forester Conk- 1
lin, of Franklin county.
SHERIFF'S ARM BROKEN
Lewistown, Pa., Dec. 5. Sheriff '
Van 54andt broke his arm while crank
ing an automobile.
TKACHFK ENTERTAINS CI.ASS
New Cumberland, Pa., Dec. 5.
Miss Ida Kreiger entertained her
Sunday school class at her home at
Bellavista. Those present were:
Misses Hessie Deardorf, Fannie Stef
fee. Esther llaverstock, Mrs. Claude
Wolf, Myra Wentz, Stella Urich, Sara
Nauss, Carrie Rudy, Mrs. Emma lla
verstock, Sara Snoke, Alda Long, Mrs.
Claire Andierson. Ada Crone, Virginia
Stewart. Mrs. Marshall Mowry, Miss
Ida Kreeger, Dorothy Wolfe and John
Hutton.
ASTHMA SUFFERER
! Write to-day. 1 will lell you, flee ot
: charge, of a simple home treatment for
asthma which cured me afttr physi
| eiaim and change of climate failed. I
am so grateful for my prasent good
; health, after years of suffering, that I
I want everyone to know of thi* won
derful treatment. Mrs. Nellie Fvans.
55. P-l 1. Pes Molno lowa.
A Perfect Complexion
Your social duties de- .-v \
mand that you look ( A
your best and in good Vv
taste at all times,
Ladies of Society for J l/!j/Jy[y |( W
nearly three-quarters IV( (KS'SL.JLJA !
of a century
Gouraud's 15
Oriental Cream
to obtain the perfect complexion. It puriflea i
and beautifies. The Ideal liquid face cream.
Non-greasy. Ita uae cannot be ""detected.
Snd lOe. for trial elae
FERP. T. HOPKINS Sc SON, New York City i
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
! I WEST SHORE NEWS 11
Committees Appointed For
Lemoyne Christmas Tree
Lemoyne, Pa., Dec. 5. - Plana for)
j waging a "contribution campaign"
| were made at a meeting of the
finance committee of Lemoyne's'
Municipal tree celebration at the home!
ot Dr. Edgar S. Everhart last night, i
! The committee will start the work to- j
i morrow.
| The committees announced by Prof.'
Alfred Ensminger, president pro-tem
| of the Lemoyne Welfare League are:
i Tree committee. John Myers, chair
man; Whitney Mumma, George Leach,
i Dr. Edgar S. Everhart, Mrs. Everhart,
I and Paul D. Fettrow; finance commit
tee, Mrs. Walter Dletz, chairman; Mrs.
Edgar S. Everhart, Mrs. John Myers. 1
Mrs. W. K. Klugh, Paul D. Fettrow, j
Mrs. E. L. Manges, Dr. Everhart;!
] bulb committee, George Leach,
'chairman: Paul D. Fettrow, J. Boyd
Trostle, P. C. Witmer. Carl Etshied
land Harry Montgomery; program
committee, L. F. Baker, chairman;
| Miss Snyder, Prof. Alfred Ensminger,
DeWitt Waters and the Rev. E. L.
Manges.
Social and Personal News
of Towns Along West Shore
Mrs. Mary Wolf and Elizabeth Bar
ber, who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. O. Smith at New Cumberland,
have returned to their home at New
Bloomfield.
Jacob Kinley and son Albert, of
New Cumberland, spent Sunday with
relatives at. Hummelstown.
| Mrs. Earney Cross, of Martinsburg,
W. Va., were week-end guests of Mr.
- and Mrs. Walter Smith at New Cum
berland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Zimmerman
and daughter Edyth. of New Cumber
land, were in Philadelphia yesterday.
Prof. J. A. Sprenkle, of New Cum
berland, made an address at the pro
hibition conference at Carlisle, this
afternoon.
M.s. J. T. Dunfee, who lias been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Davidson,
at New Cumberland, returned to her
home in Newvllle.
BIBLE CLASS OFFICERS
I Camp Hill, Pa., Dec. 5. The
j Men's Bible class of the local Meth
: odist Church at Its annual banquet
\ and meeting elected the following
officers: President, M. B. King; vlce
i president, George W. Brlnton; secre
; tary, E. W. James, and treasurer. Dr.
I H. C. Lawton and teacher E. L. Bow
i man. Tho president will appoint de
votional, social, financial and mem
! bershlp committees within the next
! week.
I DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE
I Camp Hill, Pa., Dec. B. E. O.
I Pardoo and R. E. Irwin were elected
j delegates to the annual conference to
I represent the local Methodist Church
at the quarterly conference Friday
I evening. The convention will be held
at Lewistown.
BI'SY BEE BAZAR
1 Camp llill, Pa., Dec. 5. The an
nual bazar of the Busy Bee Society
i of the Methodist Church will be held
lin the Fellowship Building of the
I church Thursday afternoon and eve
ning.
Enola Schools to Open
Temporarily in Churches
< Enola. Pa., Dec. 5. This evening
I the school board will hold a special
meeting In the high school building
■ You feel bilious, with sick headache, nausea '
V I And loss of appetite—and you look dull-
Lry &yi eyed, with sallow skin, thickly coated
* * * * ■ tongue and tainted breath, it is because your
Liver Lags
Bowels Balk
Stomach Strikes—
_____ prompt measures to get these organs active
g * 7 and regulated, or you may have a serious
M fit Jjp illness. To do this quickly and safely, and
restore healthy conditions, at once take
BEE™ PILLS
At All Druggists, 10c., 25c.
Directiont of special value to women are with every box
DECEMBER 5 S 1916.
. with representatives of the various
| churches of Enola, to lay plans for
j the opening of the temporary school
j quarters in the churches until the new
J building is completed some time next
month. The schools will probably be
| opened Monday, December 11, as the
j county institute is being held in Car
j lisle this week.
W. C. T. V. TO MEET
Enola, Pa., Dec. 5. The local
! branch of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union will meet In the
Methodist Episcopal Church on Tues
' day evening December 12. A special j
j program Is being arranged.
SPECIAL PROGRAM GIVEN
1 Camp Hill, Pa., Dec. 5. A special
I program was presented at the regulai
I meeting of the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of tin
j Trinity Lutheran Church yesterdaj
| afternoon.
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK
I Camp Hill, Pa., Dec. 5. Miss
j Jessie Brewer of Guntur. India, a re
| turned missionary will speak in tlia
■ Trinity Lutheran church Wednesday
j evening: on "Missions in India."
TO ORGANIZE LEAGUE
I Camp Hill, Pa., Dec. 5. A Luther
I-enßue will be organized in the Trinity
Lutheran Church next Sunday eve
ning. L. W. Appier will have charge
of the organization.
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