10 Scouts Keep Busy as Merry Billposters Marty a hungry man as he ate his fill of the wonderful Thanksgiving dinner yesterday occasionally let his glance fall on a brilliontly-coiored poster of various fruits and vege tables displayed on tlio wall. These "thankful" posters were distributed for the Flood Administration by the scouts as early as a week or more ago. , Scouts are always ready for serv ice, but when the service is connect ed with their big brothers in khaki, they arc on the Jump before you can think. The soldiers of Camp Dix who presented their play, "You'll Like It," last Tuesday night at the Or pheum, owe a great portion of their audience to the scouts, who last Sat urday morning hustled around dis tributing the leaflets advertising the play. Did they like it? Just ask them. DON'T LET A COLD KEEP YOU AT HOME Dr. King's New Discovery almost never fails to bring quick relief Small doses once in awhile and that throat-tearing, lung-splitting cough soon quiets down. Another dose and a hot bath before jumping into good sleep, and back to normal in the morning. Dr. King's New Discovery is well known. For fifty years it's been re lieving coughs, colds and bronchial attacks. For fifty years it lias been sold by druggists everywhere. A re liable remedy that you yourself or any member of your family can take .sa'o'y. Train Those Stubborn Bowels Help nature take its course, not with a violent, habit-forming pur gative, but with gentle but certain and natural laxative. Dr. King's New Life Pills. Tonic in action, it stimulates the lax bowels. Sold by druggists everywhere. , REBUILDING HEALTH AFTER ANY ILLNESS Getting Well Means Gaining Strength—A Wholesome Tonic The gettlng-weil stage of grip, pneumonia or other illness is the most dangerous of all because the body, weakened by the disease, .is wide open to attacks of other lurk ing germs. That is why all the organs of the body must lie kept in their best working order, not only to drive out the poison left by titer disease, but that the patient shall regain strength as soon as possible to avoid further attacks resulting from the poisons in the system. As a means toward good health filler any illness Father John's .Medi cine builds up tlie body because it is all pure wholesome nourishment and free from opium, morphine, chloroform or other poisonous drugs or alcohol. Father John's Medicine , has had 60 years' success for colds and throat troubles, coughs and sore throats, and as a tonic and body builder. Proof:— One of the best known profes sional men in New York (his name Will bo given on request) says:-- "After an acute attack of typhoid pneumonia. 1 had a rucking cough and lost twenty pounds in eleven days. I never was so completely run down in my life. I was about to go to a hospital when I began to take Father John's Medicine, which after J had taken it faithfully, restored uie to sound health. I regained flesh that I had lost and have since been as well as ever in my life. I huve since learned that my physician lias been In the hubit of prescribing Father John's Medicine in such cases." ** ❖ >•><• ♦ •> •{••>•> •:* * •> <• {..j. A § A Different Kind | of Used Car House! Good automobiles are scarce. *•' <, They are increasing dally In * a value —• a new car Is a luxury. V 4. We have not raised the prices *:* •> on any of our cars as yet, but V <♦ will be forced to before long. ? *. Buy now and be money in pocket. T e. In six months your car will be 2 t> worth MORE than you pay for i 5 it to-day. J t 1000 Used Autos $250 Up ;> * We have every known make f* 2 auto and truck in 1918-17-16 ♦> ♦ models. Juet tell us what you •> 2 want and wo'll be able to sat- <> 2 isfy you. If you can't come ♦> X down to-day send for— ♦ ;♦ Auto Catalogue 110 Free t A Full of valuable Information 2 <. for the man who la going to T buy an auto. ! ROMAN AUTO CO. i •> World's Largest Aula Dealers .1. 2 9a ftOIITH IIHOAD ST. Philadelphia, Pa. * FRIDAY EVENING. QUARTER MILLION MEN DRAFTED FROM, STATE Pennsylvania Furnished Great National Afrmy in the Wat Against the Hun; Thousands More Entered Regular Branches of Armed Service of Nation The first compilation of figures showing the number of men sent into the United States service under the operation of the draft law made by Major William G. Murdock, the state draft executive, presents the fact that the 282 local draft boards furnished 195,205 Pennsylvanians to the American Army. If the exact number of men sent to replace draft ed men at cantonments and delin quents and slackers could be ascer tained and added to the 10,094 indi vidual inductibns and the student army training corps inductions, it is believed here the botul would be wetl along toward a quarter of a million men furnished to the Army from the Total Number-'of Men Inducted in Pennsylvania to Date \ November 21th, lUIB. ! Adams ~ 548 Montgomery ... 1 848 Allegheny" 1 580 Montgomery ... 2 860 Allegheny 2 578 Montgomery ... 3 663 Allegheny 3 682 Montgomery-... 4 482 Allegheny 4 915 . Montgomery ... 5 563 Allegheny 5 850 Montour 28? Allegheny ..... 6 092 New Castle 962 Allegheny ..... 7 670 Xorristown 540 Allegheny 8 748 Northampton .. 1 538 Allegheny 9 620 Northampton .. 2 508 Allegheny 10 757 ' Northampton .. 3 . 733 Allegheny 11 840 Northampton .. 4 506 Allegheny 12 714 Northumberland 1 ; 476 Allegheny 12 789 Northumberfand 2 559 Allegheny 14 534 Northumberland 3 988 Allegheny 15 672 Northumberland 4 640 Allegheny 16 884 Perry 433 Allegheny 17 715 Philadelphia ... 1 .1522 Allegheny 18 605 Philadelphia. ... *2 1630 Allentown 1 791 Philadelphia ... 3 650 Alientown 2 683 Philadelphia ... 4 1220 Aitoona ..• J. 546 Philadelphia ... 5 682 Aitoona 2 573 Philadelphia ... 6 1847 Armstrong .... 1 ........ 728 Philadelphia ... 7 832 Armstrong .... 2 805 Philadelphia ... 8 1208 Beavpr 1 1052 Philadelphia ... 9 1264 Beaver 2 929 Philadelphia ... 10 610 Beaver 3 769 Philadelphia ... 11 563 Bedford 568 Philadelphia ... 12 1265 Berks 1 800 Philadelphia ... 13 1414 Berks 2 666 Philadelphia ... 14 755 Berks 3 459 Philadelphia ... -15 470 Blair 1 606 Philadelphia ... 16 _ 719 Blair 2 655 Philadelphia ... 17 589 Bradford 1 382 Philadelphia ... 18 1025 Bradford ...... 2 441 Philadelphia ... 19 737 Bucks 1 465 - Philadelphia ... 20 669 Bucks 2 ........ 329 Philadelphia ... 21 ........1334 Bucks 3 403 Philadelphia ... 22 1818 Butler 1 783 Philadelphia ... 23 532 Butler 2 528 Philadelphia ... 24 597 Rulfer 3 516 Philadelphia ... 25 ........... 866 Cambria 1 838 Philadelphia ... 26 ........ 823 Cambria .... 2 786 Philadelphia ... 27 ........1396 (jambria 3 827 Philadelphia ... 28 !.. S2B Cambria ...... 4 ........ 586 Philadelphia ... 29 954 Cameron 217 Philadelphia ... 30 .... 672 Carbon 1 630 Philadelphia ... 31 ........ 735 Carbon 2 591 Philadelphia ... 32 ......... 776 Centre ...-> 907 Philadelphia ... 33 872 Chester City ... 1 669 Philadelphia ... 34 ........ 651 Chester City ... 2 704 Philadelphia ... 35 ...1843 Chester <'o 1 500 Philadelphia ... 36 625 Chester Co 2 671 Philadelphia. ... 37 1260 Chester Co 3 651 Philadelphia ... 38 497 Clarion 830 Philadelphia ... 39 766 Clearfield 1 785 Philadelphia ... 40 1332 . Clearfield 2 624 Philadelphia ... 41 744 Clearfield 3 830 Philadelphia ... 42 721 Clinton , 803 Philadelphia ... 43 927 Columbia ..... 1 455 Philadelphia ... 44 734 Columbia 2 ........ 512 Philadelphia ... 45 614 Crawfor.d 1 415 Philadelphia ... 46 ..1206 Crawford 2 .'. 715 Philadelphia ... 47 1015 Cumberland ... 1 ... . N .... 423 Philadelphia ... 48 699 Cumberland ... 2 479 Philadelphia ... 49 568 Dauphin 1 750 Philadelphia ... 50 803 Dauphin 2 569 Philadelphia ... 51 641 I Dauphin 3 ........ 354 Pike 206 Delaware 1 445 Pittsburgh .... 1 ........1215 Delaware 2 475 Pittsburgh .... 2 ........1307 Deluwurp 3 603 Pittsburgh .... 3 838 Delaware 4 564 Pittsburgh .... 4 942 Easton 862 Pittsburgh .... 5 959 Elk . • •' 981 Pittsburgh .... 6 1006 Erie City 1 ........1174 Pittsburgh .... 7 685 Erie City 2 664 Pittsburgh .... 8 1080 Erie City 3 659 Pittsburgh ..9 1075 Erie Co. - 1 359 Pittsburgh —.. 10 675 Erie* Co 2 351 Pittsburgh '.... 11 504 Fayette 1 845 Pittsburgh .... 12 581 Fayette ....... 2 820 Pittsburgh .... 13 1138 Fayette 3 646 Pittsburgh .... 14 746 Fayette 4 377 Pittsburgh .... 15 779 Fayette 5 619 Pittsburgh ....*l6 ........ 516 Fayette 6 602 Pittsburgh .... 17 698 Fayette > 7 293 Pittsburgh .... 18 ........1199 Forest 162 Pittsburgh .... 19 811 Franklin 1 573 Pittsburgh .... 20 1036 Franklin 2 458 Pittsburgh .... 21 ........ 687 Fulton ........ .. 207 Potter .. 494 kireehe 622 Beading 1 727 l-lnrrisburg .... 1 406 Beading 2 ........ 7 723 Harrisburg .... 2 594 Beading ...... 3 666 Harrisburg .... 3 ........ 500 Beading 4 889 Huntingdon*... .. 701 Schuylkill ..... 1 681 Indiana 1 536 Schuylkill 2 555 Indiana 2 782 Schuylkill 8 640 Jefferson 1 641 Schuylkill 4 454 Jefferson 2 ......... 588 Schuylkill 5 759 Johnstown .... 1 1071 Schuylkill 6 505 •Johnstown .... 2 618 Schuylkill "7 .< 719 Juniata 251 Scranton ...... 1 '. 530 Lackawanna ... 1 610 Scranton 2 612 Lackawanna ... 2 505 Scranton 3 547 Lackawanna ... 3 - 558 Scranton 4 756 Lackawanna ... 4 571 Scranton 5 779 Lackawanna ... 5 550 Snyder 312 Lancaster City. 1 331 Somerset 1 - 696 Lancaster City. 2 . .. 448 Somerset 2 676 Lancaster Co. .. 1 378 Sullivan 223 Lancaster Co. .. 2 411 Susquehanna 517 Lancaster Co. .. 3 256 Tioga 783 Lancaster Co. .. 4 896 Union .. 241 Lawrence ...' 686 Venango 1 517 Lebanon 1 ........ 636 Venango ...... 2 - 833 Lebanon ....... 2 ........ 482 Warren * 806 Lehigh 1 781 Washington ... 1 917 Lehigh 2 581 Washington ... 2 906 Luzerne 1 640 'Washington ... 3 676 Luzerne 2 596 Washington ... 4 799 Luzerne 3 781 Washington ... .5 1167 Luzerne 4 647 Wayne 638 Luzerne 5 364 Westmoreland . 1 854 Luzerne 6 ........ 687 Westmoreland . 2 854 Luzerne 7 ........ 290 Westmoreland . 3 687 Luzerno 8 ........ 530 Westmoreland '. 4 *5lB Luzerne ....... 9 676 Westmoreland . 5 687 Luzerne ........ 16 647 Westmoreland . 6 527 Luzerne 11 768 Westmoreland . 7 666 Lycoming 1 380 Westmoreland . 8 482 Lycoming -.... 2 486 Wllkes-Barre • 1 564 McKean 1 465 , Wilkes-Barre .. 2 567 McKean 2 585 Wilkes-Barre .. 3 624 McKeesport ... 1 780 Williamsport 816 , McKeesport ... 2 573 Wyoming 224 Mercer . 1 398 y o ,k City 1 336 Mercer 2 937 York City 2 442 Mercer......... 3 ........ 590 York Co. ...... 1 ........ 503 Mlftiin V. 498 York Co 2 547 Monroe ........468 York Co. .... 3 764 Victory Celebration Held by Troop Sixteen Troop 16, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, under the leadership of Scoutmaster J. W. Fortenbaugh and A. S. M. George Spangler, are plan ning a "Victory Celebration" for Fri day evening. This troop has recently been granted permission to sponsor a "Pack of Wolf Clubs." This Is com posed of boys from 9 to 12 years of ago, G. 8. Spangler acting as their scoutmaster. Bight boys have al ready enrolled in the new org&nlza Keystone State. In addition, there were over 28,- 000 men who went out with the old National Guard of Pennsylvania and formed the famous Keystone or Iron Division, and thousands of Pennsyl vanians who enlisted In the Army, Navy and Marine Corps. It is believed here that when the grand total is struck it will come close to exceeding \he figure*of 366,- 323 which has been given as the number of men Pennsylvania fur nished to the Union armies in the Civil War, which was over three times as long as the war with Ger many. f The number of then furnished by each draft board is as follows: lion, which will act as a feeder for the troop of scouts. Both scouts and cubs will Join in the celebration. The program is: Opening, 7.30 to 7.40; games, 7.40 to 8.15; stunts, 8.15 to 9.00; "eats," 9.00 to 9.30. SCOUTS ON HIKE Troop 11, of Market Square Pres byterian Church, under Scoutmaster Edward Manser, will go on a hike on Saturday to William Bailey's farm. Fishing Creek Valley. The troop will leave their quar -1 ters at 10 o'clock sharp. Dinner will I be cooked at the destination. HOIRRISBURG TELEGRAPH RNP NOTES OF THE BOY SCOUTSS j MR. REILY HOST TO BOY SCOUTS Troop 19 Has Glorious Hike to Fort Hunter; See In teresting Relics Troop 19 had the good fortune to be invited up to the cabin of Mr. Retly on .November 15. We left Har risburg on the 4.20 car for Rock ville and met Mr. Mitchell, our scoutmaster there. We then hiked to the cabin which is between the second and third mountains. After reaching the cabin, we gathered wood for a big tiro in the old lire place. We all forgot übout supper for awhile in the excitement of look ing uround at Mr. Reily's treasures of skins, furs and relics which dec orate the walls, but it would have taken half a day to find out what everything was. After a good supper, Mr. Mitchell told stories and we toasted marsh mallows until somebody suggested that we really ought to start home. We thanked Mr. Keily for the pleas ure he had given us and began our hike back to Rockville. On the way down Scout Welsh showed us an old graveyard which was very in teresting"'. When A'e reached Rock ville, we were all tired and were delighted When Mr. Mitchell sug gested that he all come down in his automobile. On November 22, Mr. Saltzman was cordially welcomed by our troop at our meeting, and guve us a splen did talk on War Saving Stamps. Scout Augustus Towsen was award ed un ace medal for selling over SI,OOO worth of W. S. S. Troop 19 defeated Troop 11 on the Island on November 23 to the tune of 18 to 0. We have a strong enough team to claim tlie cham pionship of the city scouts. If any scout team disputes the fact and will step out and play us on No vember 30 we are willing to play. Our troop's line held like a stone Willi, while the backlleld did con siderable good work. Troop 11 was on the defense. Crist and Clinley were their stars. Troop 19. Troop 11. Ilofl'mun, I.e. Seighman, I.e. Stanford, l.t. Bennett, l.t. Weills, l.g. .Shultz, l.g. Daly, c. Foree, c. Callen, r.g. I.yons, r.g. Hoar, r.t. M. Dreese, r.t. Davies, r.e. W. Dreese, r.e. Eissner, q.b. Glnley, q.b. Hamer, l.h.b. Weitz, 1.1i.b. Taylor, r.h.b. . Crist, r.h.b. Hummel, f.b. Wagner, f.b. Touchdowns, Eissner, 2; Hummel, 1. Referee, Mell. Tinier, McKay. Scorer, Gottscliall. SCRIBE E. HOFFMAN. Scout Executive Virgin Speaks to Troop Four Troop 4 held its weekly meeting Monday night. Wo did some impor tant business, inasmuch as we voted in new members, who, we hope, will show Troop 4 spirit and get into the scouting game. Scout Executive Virgin visited us and gave us an interesting talk, which we all enjoyed. We then learned how to "whip" the end of a rope, which is one of the necessary things to know in handling rope. As i many of our fellows stick on one ] point in tlie examinations —passing swimming tests —we talked that over. Troop 4 has three veteran scouts and eight merit badges to its credit. After the adjournment of our business meeting, we held an outdoor tug-of-war. We all hope Mr. Vir gin comes to see us soon again, for he certainly can put "pep" into a troop, and that's one thing we can't have too much of. A number of our old boys are com ing to meetings now and Troop 4 looks like old Troop 4 used to —a great, big circle, and something to be done all the time. We fellows appreciate the way the Rev. Mr. Mailman has taken charge and put us on our feet again. Alex "Wieland, Scribe. FCELi BULLETIN'S East Saturday and in the next i three Saturdays the scouts are acting j as publicity agents for the local Fuel I Board. They are distributing pamph- j lets urging the saving of fuel. The | bulletins contain a great many hints j as to the care of furnaces and the ' saving of fuel. NI RSKKV HGNIE CANVASS Forty scouts from various troops of the city nre assisting J. H. Pat- | ton in the drive for the Nursery j Home. The scouts are making a house-to-rouse distribution of bags for the donation of old clothes, rags and metals. Drink Habit Surrenders to Tescum i Tescum Powders for breaking up the drink habit destroy all taste for Whisky, ale, beer or other alcoholic stimulants, as thousands of wives and mothers can testify. It Is a simple home treatment that can be given secretly and'is sold under a steel hound, money-refund guarantee by J. Nelson Clark and other druggists. Pains .in the Back, Kidney and Stomach Troubles ! Have Vanished Since Using Tonall i Mrs. Catherine Kllnger, living on | Rural Route No. 2, Lebanon, Pa., lias used Tonall with great, benefit to herself and feels it her duty to make this statement to the reading public: "I had for years pains in my back and I suffered from kidney and stomach troubles. I fell some years ngo and never fully recovered. This circumstance did not help my condi tion. "Hearing people talk about Tonall and reading about it in the news papers, and because Charles E. Roger, <sruggist at Lebanon, Pa., recommended Tonall. I began using It, and must say it has done me a wonderful amount of good. I am feeling so much better that I shall continue to use it." This testimonial was given August 3, 1918. Tonall Is sold at Gorgas' Drug Store, Harrisburg; Hershey's, at Her shey, and Martz', at Steelton. (UNDERTAKER 174!S Chas.H.Mauk* Private Ambulance Fbones ,V— I Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the lo cal council will be held at geout headquarters, 206-207 Calder Building, on Tuesday evening, De cember 10, at 7.80. At this time a full report of the past year will be made and offi cers elected for the year of 1918. George S. Reinoehl, president of the council, will preside. Lieutenant Zimmerman Has Crossed the Seas Lieut. G. A. Zimmerman of' the Medical Corps, former scoutmaster of Troop 12 is in un. Evacuation | Hospital In France. He enlisted several months before he was sent over, in the Medical Corps. The Scouts of "12" are all very proud of the star in our service flag that represents our first scoutmaster. We are also proud to state that we have another start in our serv ice flag, for Private Kreamer, for mer assistant scoutmaster. Ho is in the Qudrtermasfer's Corps at Camp Hancock, Georgia. Our trioop is jumping together for work sin.ce the epidemic of in fluenza put such a "crimp" in things. Scoutmaster Orr has been drilling us well in knet tying. Regulur meetings of this troop will be held on Thursday evenings instead of Friday as before, and every scout is asked to turn out and help us work together to boost our troop. Troop 4 has again been rolled upon by Memorial Lutheran Church to drill and demonstrate our knowl edge in scoutcraft. WM. HAWTHORNE Scribe. Scout Tyson Now Wears Ace Medal For Merit Troop 20 held its regular meet ing last Friday. Scout Tyson was awarded the Ace Medal. He was the first scout in the troop to re ceive one, but we are all hopeful. A meeting will be held to-night fct 7.00 o'eflock. Aa ,inter-pa'trul lirst-aid contest will be held. Bug lers are requested to bring their In struments. All scouts are requested to bring several bandages includ ing one triangular bandugo if pos sible. HENRY A. BAER, j Scribe. jj^ ;jj Piano-Player Piano I . 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Ask us to demonstrate for you. % vf f T' THI* Since this instrument has been selected and is used $ rlAFin personally by Caruso as well as itshaving been designated % © * *** VIA lilllV/ as t j lc Q ff ic { a i pi an o at the Metropolitan Opera House, 's• : If: together with its prestige in Harrisburg and vicinity, attained solely through genuine satisfaction given jtt V to its owners, is a guarantee sufficient to warrant its purchase. Ask us to show you this beautiful instru- 'M 'jg: ment always carried in stock. - . \f: fjjf m *> <r% v* *s% B-* An ideal instrument for the music lover. Too well * A&.l - Ouvil known for further introduction. | O C We have sold this instrument for over thirty years and have yet to have •?: V OS6 OC OOIT registered with us a complaint. Ask your neighbor —they may have a Y r ose. Price & Teeple, Schaeffer, Rembrandt, Steger & Sons, Reed & Sons, Singer, . , 'rt Thompson; Royal, Ropelt & Sons, Story & Clark, Harrington *£ V are a partial list of the many other high-grade Pianos we carry in stock, and earnestly invite you to call W : and inspect before deciding to purchase. We will take your present piano as part payment on any of the flj y instruments we carry in stock and for which we will make you a fair allowance; the balance we will arrange to suit your convenience in moderate monthly payments. Slightly used and second-hand pianos ."fj f* from one hundred seventy-five ($175) and up. jjfl The well-known care and strict surveilance exercised in the construction of the instruments sold by us, .Ift each one being personally selected, together with the rigid discipline maintained in every department of !?: Yohn Brothers Service has engendered in the public mind well-merited confidence, and gained for Yohn J| % Brothers a prestige unique in the annals of the piano trade. iff 1 TUNING AND REPAIRING RY EXPERTS I % Remember the Name ,A \ | Yohn Brothers I I Harrisburg, Pa. 8 North Market Square | SCOUTS TO HELP RED CROSS WORK Boys Asked to Aid in Christ mas Roll Call, Local Scouts Volunteer The man who carried the famous message to Garcia did It all in the day's work —it was just routine — risking his life—facing death. He was told to deliver the message and he did l.t The Boy Scouts of Amer ica have a message to deliver to the people of America. That they will do it—as a matter of the day's work ■—ls certain, for the Boy Scouts al wuys make good. In this caso the message will be the story of the American Red Cross —what if has done to help suffer ing humanity—what it is doing— what it must do before tlio misery and want in Europe arc relieved. The message must be delivered, for the task confronting the Ited Cross Is stupendous—the greatest any or ganization, aside from a national government, has ever had on its hands. The thing all Boy Scouts should know—and this upplies also to scoutmasters—is the best method and means of spreading the gospel of humanity and brotherly love of permitting the American Red Cross to continue its helpful campaign. To do this, the active and continued co-operation and assistance of the American people is a vital need. Without the heart and soul of the people behind It, the Red Cross work will lag and falter. With that help, the Red Cross will continue to battle for the betterment of stricken humanity. Christmas Roll Call During the week of to 23 the American Red Cross will hold its second annual Christmas roll call, when it Is expected that eVery American will affix his or her name to the roster of the Red Cross as a renewal of last year's nation wide pledge to uphold the flag, when 22,000,000 adults and 8,000,000 chil dren vowed to stand behind our men overseas that all people might be free and live in peace and happi ness. This year's Christmas roll call will be far more Important than last year's. Last year we had a handful of men on the battlefields; this year we have 2,000,000. Last year, things 'looked none too bright for us; this year victory has come. With the . NOVEMBER 29, 1918. largely Increased "-number of men; with thousands of square miles of devastated territory reclaimed —with thousands of sick and poor repa triated, the calls on the Red Cross Will be doubled. Boy Scouts can render an inesti mable service to humanity if they will work for the Christmas roll call —if they will carry the message to Garcia! The local scouts are going to carry that message on Saturday, Decem ber 7, by a personal visit to every house In the city to distribute litera ture, and urge people to enroll. MBSTARINE CONQUERS MELIUS, PLEURISY, LUMBAGO AND IE6RALGIA Kills All Fains anil Aches in Half tho Time It Takes Idniincnts, Poultices aiul Plasters Begy's Mustarino is used by tens of tbousunils of people who know that it is the quickest killer of pain on earth. It's so penetrating and effective that In most cases neuralgia, head ache, toothache, earache and hack ache disappear in 5 to* 10 minutes some statement, hut it's true. It will not blister because it's the original substitute for the old reliable mustard plaster and is made of real ■imii him 11mi mil mi r i miTiiiiiiirmrn i rrii"tniTirnnTiTiwirir~r~-niii i in 1 fibsoiuSgiy Ko Pain J? H Mr latent Improved eppU- Jy J H jt ,1 ancrn, Includlttc na xecu- Jgr g. / < I l§SI toed air apparatua, makes A y Cv? /Cf ; Qj extract In* and all dental ir a <?.'•' >f' xrork positively palnlnaa t!, Mf a ad to perfect It harm- . fy r •Ca v®r S _ if teeth , .$5,00 f | EXAMINATION y SSSITES ! FREE /A\>/ OSR.;.;-;.- ™ A ' ydr V brlds. crork, fa, A), *3 | ■■ ' " /' A SSK void crottn. (.1.00 ' 9 .drr,4 j# A. /Sw Office open dally 8.30 j M Ravi "triad .ET %f\Z .#s► to >. KM Slondny, Wed- S H Graduate dy xfir aatday and Saturday, UJJ M ijoiluUM 4k Jf r >ir 0p nt. 3 EEULL PHOUfI 8322-IU a EASY TERMS OR FAYMEKTS 1/ >V t / 320 Market St P" (Oxer tie Hob) -'' HARRISBURG, PA. It sunt hart a bit fStiWW' 7p?6 BELL-aws X-^wP-PL Hot water . id v Sure Relief RELL-ANS INDIGESTION r i GORGAS DRUG STORES *- ; yellow mustard—no cheap substltutei are used. l T se It to banish rheumatic palm and gout, for sure, inflamed or frosted feet, for chilllains, stiff neck or joints or crnrn(B in legs. It acts in stantly und never fails to drive out Inflammation tr. any part of the body. Ask for and get Mustarino always in the yellew box.—Adv.
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