A, Simple Way to
\ Remove Dandruff
There Is one sure way has never
failed to remove dandruff at once, and
that is to dissolve it. then you destroy
it entirely. To do this. Just get about
four ounces of plain, common liquid
arvon from any drug store (this is all
you will need), apply it at night when
retiring; use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub -it in gently with the
finger tips.
By morning, most If not nil, of your
dandruft will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sisn and trace of it, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and digging
of the scalp will stop instantly, and
your hair will be fluffy. lustroi.'.
glossy, silky and soft, and look and
feel a hundred times better. —Adver-
tisement.
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The
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SPECIAL The Ili* Runway—
over the Meads of the audience.
Mat., 2ffc and 50e.
r IMV-E-O Eve., 23c to SI.OO.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19
FIRST TIME HERE
Mr. Cyril Maude
in hln International noce>*
the comedy drama
GRUMPY
the mont artistic performance in
the history of the stage.
MAIL. ORDERS XOW
PRICES* 25c to $2.00
Regular Seat Sale Saturday.
DANCE '
BY THE
MUNICIPAL BAND
Winterdale Hall
THURSDAY EVENING.
DECEMBER 14, 1916
Exhibition Dance by
PROF. L. P. DICKEY
Forty-piece Rand and ten.piece
Orchestra.
Continuous Dancing—B.3o to 11.30
P. M.
ADMISSION:
Gents, 35c. Ladles, 15c.
/£& ■, Have You Seen the Greatest
Motion Picture Ever Produced?
40,000 acton, 6,000 horses, a first-power fleet of
war vessels, including a flotilla of aeroplanes and a
squadron of submarines, were used in the crea
tion of
A CONCEIVED BY THE BRAIN OF MAN." {jig f
0 -MVIt, jouasAL
AT THE VICTORIA
Today, Tomorrow and Saturday
Twice Daily 2.15 p. m., 8.15 p. m.
Special Orchestra Miss Coit Soloist
Balcony 25c l3OO Seats at 50c
Few reserved seats at SI.OO. Box office open continually from
10 A. M. to 11 P. M.
THURSDAY" EVENING,
MUTINY STORIES ARE ROT
SAYS CAPTAIN SCHELL
[Continued Prom first Page.] ]
without foundation and is based on a !
trifling incident magnified by the |
imagination of an irresponsible writer .
who had been previously censured for I
falsifying:. It happened this way. The '
Eighteenth regiment paraded past the
Eighth celebrating their orders to go j
home, the bands playing and the men
crying: 'We're going home; we're j
going home.' To which some of our i
men. all in good humor, began to re
ply. 'We want to go home, we want ,
to go home.' Here and there in the !
company streets men took up the cry j
and Just after drill there was a bols- I
terous but good-natured demonstra- '
tion by a few men. to whom Colonel ,
Finney personally spoke. Following l
this there was more celebrating with i
some noise making, but it was all in |
the nature of a lark. A few of the
men went beyond bounds and they
were either confined to the guard
i house or their company streets. But
1 even the men who were disciplined ,
j strongly resent the stories sent north, i
j There is no truth in them."
Kfgtmait Above Reproach
"The patriotslm and t-ontentment of
I the Eighth is sometlmig of whlch'i
Pennsylvania may be proud," said
I Captain Schell. "The regiment is bet-
I ter equipped than some of the regular
regiments here. It has plenty of!
clothing and is eating the best in the
I land. The esprit de corps and de
i votion to duty of the Eighth are won-
I derful and beautiful and the dls
! clpline is excellent and at>ove re
; proach. I have read the news dis
patches since I came north. There
was no demonstration, no mhrching,
' nothing in front of the Colonel's tent
i or anywhere else.'*
{ Captain Schell. who has been pro
i nounced by Lieutenant-Colonel Kem
per and others who have written
Home to friends, as the best regimen
! tal supply officer at the border,
I brought home since interesting data
) showing how well the men are cared
j for.
Good Clothes
These accounts, taken from the of
| flclal records, show that since he went
i South. Captain Schell has procured
1
AMI".SEME NTS .
\
Technical High School
TO-INIGHT
The Wonders of the Sky
Free Illustrated Lecture
H. B. RUMRILL
Auspice*
Natural History Society
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, i
TO-DAY OXI/V
Constance Talmadge
and WILFRED LUCAS in
"The Microscope
Mystery' 1
A thrilling rnyotrry story lnter
novrn with a delightful
love romance.
Added Attractions
•THE TIX SOLDIER"
Funny Two-Reel Comedy
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
LILLIAN CiISH
In a new moral photoplay.
"THE CHILDREN PAY"
A picture dentins with the evils of
divorce which plainly dhows
who pays the penalty.
Added Attraction:
FATTY ARBUCKLE
la
• THE WAITERS' BALL"
JRESEgr
TO-DAY ONLY
LILLIAN WALKER
In a story of thrift,
"THE DOLLAR AND THE LAW"
See this picture and learn why
saving to-day means happiness
i to-morrow.
TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
the fnnnlest man In the world
In hi* latest release,
"THE RINK"
Chaplin's feet, as usual, play a big
part In the picture.
Saturday Morning Special Chap
-11 ii Show for the School Cli|Mr<-n
Between Hours of 10 a. m. and 12 ■,
Admission: Adults JOct Children ,V
CAPT. EDWARD H. SCHELL
for the regiment, beside what they had
j when ordered out, clothing' to the j
; amount of $60,682.55, an average j
[ above that which the ordinary man '
would have spent for the same in that
period had he remained at home.
Every man has a sweater in addition
to the regular army overcoat and
ample changes of both underwear and
outside garments. Ono man, for in
stance, since he has been at the bor
der. has ordered and received one new
belt, two new pair cotton breeches,
two new pair woolen breeches, one
service coat, one woolen coat, one hat,
ten pair drawers, three pair gloves,
three pair leggings, four flannel shirts,
five pair shoes, thirteen pair woolen
stockings, and ten undershirts. Most
of the men have drawn less than their
allowances, which they have found
more than ample, and are saving the
money, which will be held to their ac
count by the government and given
them in cash when they are mustered
| out.
Plenty To Eat
[ Every man sleeps In a large, roomy
i tent, floored with boards and equipped
with an &ir-tlght camp stove. Each
has a cot and three heavy blankets and
the food is as good as at home, al
though often not quite of home va
riety.
Captain Schell, who will leave for
the border about January 5, brought
the following letter to the editor of
The Telegraph from Colonel Finney:
The Colonel's letter:
"1. For the information of the
public and to correct erroneous im
pressions that apparently exist in Har
risburg, bearing upon the conditions
' at Camp Stewart near El Paso, Texas,
I it is my desire that you advise your
readers as to the following:
"2. Under General Orders Nos. 42'
and 47, War Department, current ser
j ies, provision is made for the financial
I relief of enlisted men having depen
dent families, i. e., wife, children or
dependent mothers. These orders
have been read to every man in the
regiment and method of procdure to
obtain relief explained to the men by
their company officers, applications
under the order were made by men as
earl}' as September 15, and of the
eighteen applications tiled with the
Depot Quartermaster. Washington.
D. C„ by one of the companies, thir
teen were granted, two refused and
three remain unacted upon at this
date. Men are filing applications
dally, the money in case of claim be
ing valid and within the provisions of
the order Is forwarded from Washing
ton direct to the family of the soldier.
Print/d applications have ajways been
on hand and readily obtainable upon
request at the adjutant's office of this
regiment and method of procedure to
er's headquarters In each company as
's also a copy of the orders. Any de
serving case is granted by the war de
partment and their handling of appli
cations is fair, prompt and liberal. It
is not the purpose, however, of open
ing the fund as a grab-bag and any
attempt to do so wtll meet a just re
buff. There is no disposition on the
part of the government to delay action
on applications; rather the* reverse,
but it is useless to file claims that are
excessive in amount or undeserving.
It is the intent to give relief to fam
ilies that have no other income except
the pay of the soldier, adequate for
the support of his family, and the
amount In no case will exceed what
the soldier was contributing to the
support of his dependents June 18,
I 1916.
"3. All of the above is thoroughly
j understood by organization command-
I ers of this regiment, who were early
| in receipt of the War Department or
ders and early provided with all nec-
I essary blanks by myself. The receipt
to-day of letters from Harrisburg and
an article' published in one of the city
! papers show that some one at home
harbors the idea that the officers are
not alive to the interests of their men
or are lacking in efficiency. It is
rather surprising that we must look
back to our home locality for the only
! hint or suggestion reflecting upon the
t Intelligent administration of the af
fairs of this regiment. It la a well es
tablished and generally recognized
fact that the Eighth Pennsylvania In
fantry is better and more fully equip
ped with ail the necessities and com
forts than any other National Guard
regiment and most of the regular
regiments on the border. The issues
of food and clothing have been fully
up to the needs and all of the com
panies have money savings on their
rations. We are one of very few regi
ments provides with a cot, bedsack
and three blankets for every enlisted
man. This regiment was the first reg
iment in the Pennsylvania Division to
recei%'e from the Federal Government
in this camp, the large pyramidal
■ squad tents, sufficient in number to
1 accommodate every enlisted man.
| Over eighty per cent, of these tents
were floored almost Immediately after
being received and erected early last
summer, and are all now provided
with stoves. All men have in addition
to the two olive drab uniforms, extra
breeches, ample supply of shoes, suit
able underwear, sweaters, overcoats
and woolen gloves.
"4. Harrisburg should feel that the
Interest of her young men now serving
here are identical with the interest of
their officers and-that the officers are
constantly on the alert for anything
that may be developed to the men's
comfort and nefcds. Also, that depart
mental orders are received here and
carefully read and digested before
they reach the public and If action is
necessary, such action is promptly
taken.
"5. If recruiting is opened for this
regiment at the United States Army
recruiting station In the, city. It Is
urged that all young tfnen of good
moral character avail themselves of
thp opportunity to connect themselves
with one of the Harrisburg Compan
ies of the Eighth, D. I, headquarters,
supply or machine gun companies, all
of which will be located at Harrisburg,
after this tour of duty, as permanent
National Guard organizations. There
are also a few enlisted men needed in
the medical corps of the Eighth and
young drug clerks are especially ac
ceptable, although any young man
who desires to learn the work of first
aid and sanitation will be taken care
of to his advantage.
"M. E. FINNEY.
'Colonel Bth Pa. Infantry."-
HARRISJJURG TELEGRAPH!
liiiiiHUiUUUlUtiill
! ASTRICH'S ;
i Waists! Waists! Waists! i
i ANOTHER WAIST SALE that will actually surpass the one of last week You DID £
. not believe such a thing possible neither DID we. But two large manufacturers of high -
§ class waists made our buyer a proposition to take over a large quantity of high class waists *
#at a price that was so low he could not resist. THE WAISTS ARE HERE THEY WILL 4k
'GO ON SALE FRIDAY MORNING. Sale will continue as long as the lot lasts which
will not be long—even though the lot is big for we all know what exceptional values these 4
are. • tb
i - A Appreciation of Value |
Last week some customers bought six, eight and
even a dozen, as they realized what savings they were.
|L < \ ' k>£iJX\/[ J These waists will equal or even surpass the values of
/ rj\ !\ f\ last week —Be early They are Crepe de Chine —
jk I ) 1/X "J Georgette Crepe Pussy Willow Taffeta Silk Nets
Alf 'IT ■ f\ \ Laces Lingerie, etc. Every waist perfect in every
jkt (j\ j\l/ |\ *' ' \\dp respect all sizes all shades. £
'nK, J ust ie f° r a Christmas present —No such
I \ Wfl i st values in Harrisburg Comparison is the best
I Six Lots to Select From |
I Lot 1 65 Dozen Crepe de Chine Waists! fejly 1 #
Twenty different styles finest quality crepe de chine QO ft r
m sizes 36 to 46. The colors are White—Black—Flesh Brown and | * I &
§ Maize. Every Waist worth at least 53.50. Your choice ®
• "
# Lot 2 Thirty Dozen —Twenty Styles of Waists
Consisting of Georgette Crepe Crepe de Chine and finest quality Silk Net. The Q
Georgette are in bite and Flesh. The Crepe de Chine are in White Flesh Brown J• Vo -
Jk Green and Black. The silk nets are in Black White and Flesh all sizes. Every ZZZZZ
Waist worth $5.00. Your choice at
Lot 3 Twenty Dozen—Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine &
Some Georgette and Crepe de Chine combined. These Waists are in every desir- I
table shade —Flesh White—Maize Russian Green Burgundy Brown
Black and Navy. All sizes 36 to 46 Every Waist packed in separate box Every ""
Waist worth at least $6.00 and some $7.50. Your choice at
. Lot 4 New Lingerie Waists Lot 5 Regular s2.so*and $3 Lot 6 Wash V/aistS £
50 dozen all new and stun- . _ r .
| „i„g styles. Many of them are Lmgene Wa,sts - Many new |
a copies of much higher priced styles to select from. All the
& Waists Some with large col- . * i £ .. * • i styles to select from. All sizes, &
m . ~ ii' best styles hnest materials , 9
a lar effects otliers lace trim- J r n . . 0
* med. All packed packed in Holly £ Qg 36 to 46. The best .
3 in Holly boxes. 11Boxes. Special ** I - value at the lowest f \ 11/* ®
| Special at OV/ „ J- price
• Coats! Coats! Coats! *
We did not think it possible to combine a sale of Coats with our sale of Waists But
§the unexpected happened. Our buyer found several prominent coat manufacturers with -
quite a large stock on hand, and as they were getting ready to take stock, they accepted our
§ offer for several hundred coats and in many cases we will offer you these coats at less than
cost. EVERY COAT PERFECT ALL SIZES ALL SHADES. You can not afford 4
' to miss this sale "MAKING A SMALL PROFIT BUT SELLING A LARGE QUAN-
§ TITY," is how we are able to do this. Sale starts to-morrow FRIDAY MORNING
be early as some styles are limited and won't last long.
| Lot l About Thirty Coats $*7.98 |
® In Wool Plush Wool Velours Diagonal Cloths and Mixtures; worth up to B ®
I Lot 2150 Coats-The Cream of the Season's Styles §
▲ Velours Wool Plushes Zibelines, Etc. some full lined, others half AA a
® lined, some with fur collars some belted effects some flare backs all *r I■ ■* ®
I shades Navy Black Green Burgundy and Brown worth up to J J
$20.00. Your choice at *
J Lot 3 This Is the Best Assortment
The best values and most wonderful styles, we have ever offered at this price. gm AA
a Many of these coats are worth $25.00 and $28.50. Some*even more. Some have Jk I ,||||
5 handsome large fur collar some large collars and cuffs of sealette nearly I m
all are full lined every size and color Burgundy Green Gold ——— •
Brown Navy and Black Real values See this lot. Your choice
I#IIII #II 11 4111 II #.#.# 111 I I
DECEMBER 14. 1916.
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