Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, December 06, 1918, Page 11, Image 13

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    WOMEN MUSTNT .
BE DEMOBILIZED
SAYS DR. SHAW
No Pence That Ignores Them
Can Represent Aims Wc
Fought For
Washington Dr. Anna Howard
Shaw, chairman of the Women's
of the Council of Na
tional Defense, has Issued a state
ment pointing out reasons why
there should be no demobilisation
of the woman power of America.
The following letter was sent to all
r state chairmen o# the W omen's
Committee.
"During the movement of the na
tion from a war basis to a peace
basis great changes must inevita
bly take place—changes economic,
Industrial, social. No thinking per
son can expect that the change will
be altogether back to a pre-war
basis. The women can be no more
relieved irom their obligation to see
that these changes make for a rich
er heritage, healthier environment
After the Grippe
To regain your health and strength j
r~aln you must take a tonic, and for.
this purpose the Medical Profession!
Is prescribing Iron, Nux Vomica, J
Gentian, Capsicum and Zinc Phos-|
phlde in some form. Many prcpa-1
( rations containing Iron are very j
constipating, but this is overcome by
the addition of Aloin in Chase's!
Blood and Nerve Tablets, which con- i
tain all of the above tonic remedies.;
In these Tablets you have all that
Is good in tonic medicines without
any harmful effects. They are safe
and sure health builders and at this
particular time it would be hard to
overestimate their value,
i Weigh yourself before taking them
, and see what you gain in weight and
strength.
Nearly all druggists sell Chase's
Biood and Nerve Tablets at sixty
cents a box. Special ninety cents.
CELERY mm
A LAXATIVE TEA
If 101 l SulVer I'roiy Constipation, I p
m-t stomach or liiactite Liver,
Give Celery King a Trial. If
lu Want Genuine Itelicf
unit Wtpit IS Quick.
It's a purely vegetable remedy,
gentle and effective that drives im
purities from the bowels and makes
you feel better right away.
Brew a cup of this pleasant remedy
when you catch cold, get feverish
and are out of sor .
Use it for sick headache! to give you
a sweet breath, clear skin and healthy
appetite.
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Men's EvCretts, in Illaek Little Gents' and Youths'
and Tan jfeiSE**' 'JSj 2-Biicklc liigli-Cut Boots,
$1.45 and $1.69 s $2 9 .95 2.
Also Men's Romeos. ■ I L li i
$1.98 and $2.50, f 3r /' J no S^ l i"siSf.
A /• I $4.50
A Full Line of Men s I-ell t ■
Slippers. Women's /# ■ Men's 2-Isuekle lilgli-Cut
Children's Plain anil Eur- 1 Boots,
Trimmed Felt Slippers A $4.50 Rlld $4.95
I.ike AlKive tut, /JAjjjjf A Full Line of I.itle Gents',
f Youths'. Hoys nn<l Men's
9oC UP (s- Scout Shoes
Women's Gumnetal and -rjiiii _ A Ff" Line of Women's
Viie Iviil Slioos, Military \t / T%l Comfort Slioi-s, Lace or
lleel .Wing Tip, like ml, Button, Cushion Soles,
J -'M M anil Rubber Reels,
Sp """' J $2.95 and $3.45
tDTiaa/O M'frHSm Children's Scullers, in Tan
' ■' y :'M and Mahogany,
Women's Dull Kid Boots. $1.98, $2.45 and
Button or Lace, Cuban or Jf\ iJL OQC
Spanish Heel, Palin Toe. &
Not all sizes. JVs I? ~~~——■——————.
jfrC SMK-J Children's and Misses Tan
Special Saturday, ah English Slioes, All Lrnther,
With Cloth Tops. All Sizes,
djf) nj? 9." ~,> to 2 '
$3.65
' FRIDAY EVENING.
and freer opportunity for their chlj
dron than thiy wore from their ob
ligation, now faithfully porformed,
to see that their soldier sons had
every protection, physical and
moral, thrown about them, both In
tfoo camp and on tho firing line.
They cannot neglect their duty to
tho sons und daughters Of the men
! who vvjll not come back to them, nor
i can they meet the returning soldiers
t with anything less than an honest
! "We have, done all we promised
: you." *
"For these reasons it is impera
! tive that there shall beTio demobili
zation of the woman power of
America. It must remain organis
ed, equipped and ready for act Jam.
We do not know tho program rhat
will be laid before us; we cannot
sav what our part in it will be.
There will bo those things that
women have held dear; the safe
guarding of little children, tho edu
cation of youth, the health of a peo
ple and such great tasks as supply
ing to every willing worker a job.
providing for the whole world. But
what we know is; There can be no
great performance In .which women
do not play a part."
Dr. Shaw enumerates the ways iff
which the women of America have
helped bring about a victory. She
names tlie saving of "food, entering
industry, muking bandages for the
wounded, selling and buying bonds,
giving up husbands, brothers and
sons.
"In war time it was found that
what had been called 'woman's in
terests' namely, food, thrift,
health, morals—were tho interests
of a whole people and had an inte
gral part in the organization for
victory. It was found also that
they were intimately tied up with
great financial, industrial programs.
In peace time they will no less be
the interests of the whole nation,
and in the realization of our war
aims they have an Important place.
"No peace that ignores them, no
program tliut overlooks them, can
claim to represent the aims for
which we fought. It therefore be- |
comes the duty of the womanhood
of America to interest itself vitally"!
in the terms of the peace and to
prepare ourselves to perforin our
obligation to mifko victory com
plete."
Much Rheumatism
Local Druggist's No-Cure No-.My
Offer Attracts Many Sufferers
If there are any rheumatic suf
ferers in town who have not availed
themselves of Kennedy's gonorous
offer they should do so at once.
Kennedy's Mediclhe Store states
that if Rhegma. the guaranteed pre
scription for rheumatism, does not
give any purchaser quick and joyful
relief, Kennedy's Medicine Store will
return the purchase price without
i any quibbling or red tape.
Rheumatism is a dangerous dis- ]
ease, and anyone who has the slight
est taint of it should drive it from
the system as soon as possible. Read
what Riieuma did for this sufferer:
I have been laid up lor .one year
with chronic arthritis. I had doctors
galore, also spent four months in
Hie sanitarium hospital at Troy. N.
Y v but had practically no relief. Then
1 started taking Riieuma. I have
now taken five bottles, and can go
without crutches or other aid. which
j 1 could not do lot She last nine
months. 1 highly recommend it. and
I would gfadly answer any questions
1 asked, on receipt of stamp for post
; age. This letter may be published as
a benefit -to sufferers from rheuma
tism in any form." —Thomas 11. Ed
dy. Schuylersvllle, N. X.
Good druggists everywhere sell
Rheuma. A large bottle is inex
pensive and sufficient for two weeks'
[ treatment.
650 AMERICANS
TOLL OF DEATH
IN WORLD WAR
25 Pennsylvanians Killed
Action, Department Fig
ures Show
Washington, jpec. fi.—Twenty-five j
Pennsylvanians were killed in action !
out of the 205 reported. The cas- j
ualty lists to-day total 1,750 names. :
The summary follows:
Killed in action,> 205
Died of wounds 41
Died of accident und . I
other causes 5 I
Died of airplane accident, 3
Died of disease, i. . 296 |
• Wounded severely, 105
Wounded (degree unde
termined) 390
Wounded slightly, 58S
Missing in action 117
, Total, 1,750
The following are reported this
afternoon:
DIED OK DISEASE
• Privates
Andrew J, Nash. Philadelphia.
Vincenzo Sperduto, Erie.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Saddler
Frank E. Ho user. Easton.
Privates
Gubastlano . Promodonl, North
Philadelphia.
Albert S. Hendricks, Haysville.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER
MINED)
Lieutenant
Paul C. Ward, Furnace.
Sergeants
Anthony J. Farrell, Hermyn.
Walter F. llenrle, Philadelphia.
George A. Bonner, Peckvilre.
Hale Coughlin, Wilkes-Barre.
Walter Leach, Mansfield.
James Joseph O'Hara, Philadel
phia.
Henry J. Saunders, Pittsburgh.
Corporals
Bernard Herzer, Ephrata.
John E. Bloomgreen. Hallton.
James Dunn Gill, Meadville.
William *F. Kast, Dushore.
Mechanic
Walter O. La üb, Philadelphia.
Privates
Lewis 11. Whildin, Hansford.
Mark 1,. Adams, Williamstown.
Harry 8.. Berg, Kutztown.
Arthur AV. Brozell, Girard, Erie
county.
Nicholas Brumbaugh, State Line.
Earl K. Sousiey, Hamburg.
George Mordan, Bloomsburg.
Samuel J. Price, Philadelphia.
Joshua M. Bennett, Philadelphia.
Carlton S. Hooker, Alba.
Jesse E. Butz, Newport.
Alexander Chaffaio. Wyndmoor.
Luiggi Di Giovanni. Treverton.
Austin Hudson, Philadelphia.
Russell E. Lec, Philadelphia.
John G. McKean. Milton.
Clyde G. Moui, Pittsburgh.
Donienick Rosatto, Birdsboro.
Isaac Foor, Everett.
Harry F. Jordan, Scranton.
Frederick L. Mette, Austin.
Louis Francis Pariat, Swlssvale.
Isador Bladish, Munhall.
Marion E. Ferguson.
John Paul Orendosh, Pottstown.
• WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Captains
George Nichols Dietrich. Hazleton.
Thomas C. Ross, Philadelphia. - j
Lieutenants
Olin Frisbie Harvey, Jr., Scranton.
Arthur L. Criswell. Washington.
Law Warburton Bowman, Pitts--
ton.
Sergeants *
Robert C. Jones, Media.
Edward Lebarton, Pittsburgh.
Fred Turner, Wycomlng.
i George I). Ambrose, Lieonier.
Robert C. Hoffman. Pittsburgh.
Oscar Ralph Felbush, Wilkes-
Barre.
Richard P. Betz. Philadelphia.
Corporals
George R. Inke, Jr., Philadelphia.
Cleon F. Book, Lancaster.
William James Ferguson, Green-;
ville.
Elza ITager, Elliottsvllle. .
Edward A. Marcheck, Pittsburgh.
Harry AlOysius Sicius, Philadel
phia.
John E. Barrett. Philadelphia.
Philip J. Scott,' Monongahela.
Roy C. Price, McKeesport.
John F. Courcey, Chester.
John Kusaek, Plymouth.
Harry Carroll McCoy, Pittsburgh.
Frank Coin. Philadelphia.
Harry F. Lowery, Meyersdale.
Frank H. Showman, Connellsvillc.
Joel Francis Williams, Kane.
Mechanics
William Bryan, Waynesburg.
Oscar Lewis, Holly.
Privates
David Brooks, Philadelphia.
, Leo Joseph Burke, Scranton.
George Wilson Chapin, Meadville.
Phi ip Chiosso, Philadelphia.
William Fringer l'lickinger, York.
Eugene Haley. Dußois.
Norman I. Harris. Philadelphia.
I Nicholas Di Marco, Philadelphia.
Mi.es Forney. Frackville.
Stanley Glnicki, Aeosta.
Thomas Gould, De Lancey, Jeffer
son county.
Joseph P. Keegan, Girardsville.
Kirk, Oxford.
Anthony Mackewicz, Plymouth.
Joseph A. O'Donnell, Philadelphia.
| Antonio Sivo, Philadelphia.
Lewis R. Smay, Portage.
Samuel 15. Werner, 100 l State St.,
Han-isburg.
Harry H. Young, Shippendale.
Howard Walter Myers. Reading.
Clare John Sherretts, Llncsville.
Alfred D. Swigart, Kittanning.
Linwood W. Taylor, Philadelphia!
■ Bennie Lasof. Philadelphia.
John Warren Schell, Erie.
William J. H. Sunderland, Jersey
Shore.
Gust A. Johnson, Houtzdale. .
James F. O'Malley, C'arhondale.
Frank Shefsky. Pittsburgh.
Reese Miles, Plymouth.
Randall H. Wlllison, New Bethle
hem.
John Curry. Philadelphia.
Leroy 15. Johnson, Washington.
William R. Rhoades, New Flor
ence.
Nicholas Van Balen, Coraopolls.
Thomas Innes, Philadelphia.
John Babchaik, Zuzeren.
Ercil Bollendorf, Philadelphia.
George IT. Chappcll, Danville.
Thomas A. Barton, Philadelphia.
Dumenico Damore, St. Mary.
The following v were reported this
naming: f
KILLED IN ACTION
Lieutenants
Walter Moyer Godshall, Richland
town.
Charles C. Smith. Philadelphia.
Daniel P. Lafferty, Philadelphia.
. Sergeant
Elwood T. Abbott, Andalusia.
Corporal
John Snyir, Duquesne.
Saddler
Ralph H. Cowell, Fairview VIJ.
IaBC Privates
Roy E. Bell, Hollidaysburg.
Carl Connsll, West Philadelphia.
Guydl Contl, Fraeport.
Louis Henry Ennis. Phoenixville.
Isaac Gomsey, Jr., Nunty Glo.
Arthur Griffiths, Pittsburgh.
Mont J. Bishop, Cams City.
Joseph A. Collins. Dunmore.
Elmer J. Depp, Pittsburgh'.
Joseph Devers, Minooka.
Henry A. Donnely, Homestead.
Joseph It. Finn, Pittsburgh.
John W\ Howard, Philadelphia.
Charles Taylor Obourn. Lcechburg.
James C. Ozman, Brookvllle.
William J. Swoboda, Philadelphia.
Evert Charles Slgworth, Liektng
vllle.
Walter Szynumski, Chester.
Morris Ulanossky, Aliqnippa.
DIED or WOUNDS
Privates
Frank A. Ernst, Pittsburgh.
Clarence L. Schorman, Bradford.
William McK. Henninger, Phila
delphia.
DIED FROM AIRPLANE
ACCIDENT
Lieutenant
George B. Merrill, North FJnst.
DIED OF DISEASE
Corporals
Martin Julius F'edor, Portage,
S X, /m X.A / 106 / /
PERPUMES XJ*//^/
X / Market / Broad jf JiX, /
/ aKCV buy your
/V>X QL CL X X CHRISTMAS
X X M / X 3 X St X X PERFUMES
/ / / > / / / NOW
Cigar
Specials
7 Havana Tucks l
7 Even Steven ■
7 King Oscar
7 (icncral ilartranft
7 Sweet tilrls A H A m
7 Counsellors
7 La Ttftons
50 for $2.45
3 Mojas .... 25?
3 Girards 25?
Big Candy
Specials
Lady Helen Choc- £* Q
olate Cherries UjC
Milk Chocolates, CQ
Fruits and Nuts ... Di/C
Bolton's Milk Chocolates, Cor
dial Fruits and Nuts *7/1
Covered With Cream • %J C
Dental Preparations
Lyon's Tooth Powder . . 17?
Pebeco 1 ooth Paste . .. 36?
Kolynos Tooth Paste . . 21?
Sanitol Tooth Paste . .. 24?
Sanitol Tooth Powder . . 24?
S. S. White Tooth Paste. 17?
Forhan's Tooth Paste.
24?, 38?
Colgate's Tooth Powder,
15?, 25?
Stern's Tooth Paste 28?
Corn Remedies
Pierce's Corn Plaster,
10?, 19?
Blue Jay Corn Plaster IS?
Ice Mint ..... 34?
Tiz 19?
Calocide Compound .... 21?
Allen's Foot Ease . . ... 19?
Hair Preparations
50c Herpicide '39?
50c Parisian Sage . . ... 42?
50c Hay's Hair Health, 39?
50c Mulsified Cocoamit Oil.
36?
75c Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur,
. 49?
Danderine 12?, 67?
75c Damschinsky's Dye, 59?
50c Damschinsky's Dye, 39?
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine 89?
Walnutta 38?
Parker's Hair Balsam ..
Potter's Walnut Stain . . 79?
Brownatone 24?, 84?
Toilet Soaps
Cuticura Soap 19?
Resitiol Soap 18?
Hobson's Soap 21?
Palm Olive Soap, 15c size.
10?
Woodbury's Soap 21?
Ivor}- Soap 6?
Lava Soap 7?
Life Buoy Soap . .., 7?
Face Powder
Pompeian Beauty Powder.
39?
Mavis 38?
Lov' Me 68?
Woodbury 19?
Melba 42?
Melbaline ....... 21? I
Sanitol 24?
Satin Skin 2.1?
La Blache 39?
Pussy Willow 34?
Swan Down .... 13?
La May 19?
Freeman's 19? I
No
Mail
Orders
Filled
$l.OO
Nuxated
Iron
79c
35c
Fletcher's
Castoria
26c
25c
Mavis
Talcum
21c
$3.50
Whirling
Spray
, Syringe
$2.25
$l.OO
Pinaud's
Lilac
Water
74c
75c
Mary
Garden
Talcum
48c
35c
Drug
Club
Coffee
22c
$3.75
Horlick's
Malted
Milk
Hospital
1 $2.79
Mellins' Food
53c
Horlick's
Malted Milk
75c
Horlick's
Malted Milk
38c
21c
Eskay's Food
Eagle Milk
22c
Cambria county.
John M. Greenville.
George A. Wolf, Philadelphia.
Privates
Judson A. Barrett, Iverrmoor.
Altobrando Dloarlo, Pottsville.
William A. Moses, Blairsville.
Edward Curtail, Mlnersvllle.
George X. Means, Connellsvllle.
Tony Raab, Madera.
John Smiley, West Chester.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenant
Joseph F. Murphy, Philadelphia. '
Sergeants
Robert S. Butts, Philadelphia.
Aaron C. Swinehart, lsincaster.
Meelutuic
Charles Jacob Schuefer, Pitts
burgh.
Privates
Gerinano Demeo, Johnstown.
Clurence R. Dubbs, Duncanville.
William Fowler, Belle Vernon.
John R. Fredd, Pottstown.
Ralph C. Graham, Flrabor Creek.
John Carl Longer, Pittsburgh.
Fred Schlemer, Ridgway.
George Edward Seifert, Pitts
burgh.
Bronislaw SZezepkoski, Erie.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER
MINED)
Rubber Goods Special
$1.38 Ice Bags 74?
$2.50 Davol Household Foun
tain Syringe $1.65
$1.25 Dark or Red Brown
Water Bottles . 68?
$2.75 Goodrich Water Bottle,
No. 35 $2.38
$1.50 Wonpiece Water Bottle.
No. 20 98? v
$3.00 Vaginal Douce Syringe.
52.25
Anticolic Nipples 4?
Hvgeia Nipple and Bottle,
complete 25?
Elastic Trusses $2.28
Ear - and Ulcer Syringes. 19?
25c Infant Rectal Syringes.
19?
35e English Breast Pumps,
28?
Saturday Sale Imported and
Domestic Perfumes
Azurea Ext., bottle ... $1.68
Floramve Ext., bottle .$1.79
Piver's Safranal Ext., bottle.
$1.79
Piver's Le Trefle Incarnate
Ext., bottle $1.79
Vivaudau's Mavis Ext., bottle,
42#
Cotv's L'Origpn Ext., oz..
$3.48
Cotv's Jacqueminot Rose Ext..
J. $3.48
Hudnut's Violet Sec Ext.. oz.,
68#
Hudnut's Gardenia Ext., oz.,
68#
Hudnut's Mona Lisa Ext.. oz.,
68#
Hudnut's Wood \ iolet Ext.,
oz 68#
Djer Kiss Ext., oz .... $1.35
Houbigant's Ext., oz., $3.19
Marv Garden Ext.. oz., $2.28
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet
Ext., oz - 59#
Azurea Toilet Water Eau
Vegetale $1.09
Piver's P o in p e i a n Toilet
Water $1.34
Piver's F lor 'a iVi ye Toilet
Water $1.34
Hudnut's Gardenia Toilet
Water 77#
Hudnut's \ iolet Sec Toilet
Water 77#
Mary Garden Toilet Water.
$2.68
Djer Kiss Toilet Water,
$1.68
Djer Kiss Toilet Water, Eau
Vegetale 98#
Pinaud's Lilac Toilet Water,
74#
Colgate's Caprice Toilet
Water $1.35
Colgate's Violet Toilet Water,
$1.35
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet
Toilet Water $1.35
Colgate's Dactylis • Toilet
Water '.... $1.35
Colgate's Lilac Toilet Water,
75#
Fiancee and Garden Fra
grance Perfumes are manu
factured by the old and con
servative house of C. B.
Woodworth Sons & Co.. of
Rochester, and are madd from
pomades. These po abides
come in direct contact with
natural flowers that are gath
ered by French peasants along
the Sunny Riveria and they
are far superior and more last
ing than the foreign perfumes.
Fiancee Christmas , Pack
ages, containing 4 oz. Toilet
Water, I oz. Extract, 1 pkg.
Face Powder $9.38
4 oz. Fiancee Toilet Water,
1 pkg. Fiancee Face Powder,
$4.89
lUlph Rode, R. F. D. 5j Harris
-1 burg.
Wagoner
Richardson Shoemaker, Philadel
phia.
Privates
Jesse R. Brooks, Juniata.
Francis J. Connell, Philadelphia.
Frank A. Glennon, Philadelphia.
Ivan Lambert, Stoyestown.
William F. McMenunln, Philadel
phia. • '
Lewis M, Shoemaker, Mertztown.
Charles Slmeral, Versailles, Alle
gheny county.
John H. Willis, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenant
Kenneth H. Morton, Philadelphia.
Sergeants
Horace W. Breece, Berwick.
John J. F'ord, West Pittston.
Corporals
Melvin Black, Johnstown.
Adam Eidenmuller, Jr., Pitts
burgh.
William J. Scott, Philadelphia.
Charles 11. White, Hazelton.
Privates
Jacob Walter Smith, Grcencastle.
F'rederick J. Linibach, Point
Pleasant, Bucks county.
69c Family Bulb Syringe, 48£
$1.50 Wonpiece Fountain
Syringe, No. 2 l > 98^
$2.00 Goodrich Fountain
Syringe, No. 42 ... $1.48
5-qt. Fountain Syringe I lose,
23 £
Princess Bulb Syringe . I
Rubberset Shaving Brushes,
42?
Finger Cots .... 5?
$4.00 Hospital Fountain
Syringe $2.68
$2.50 Wonpiece Bottle
Syringe, No. 29 . . $1.48
$2.50 Wonpiece Bottle
Syringe, No. 33 . ... $1.58
Household Rubber Gloves,
Pair 33?
4 oz. Fiancee Tdilct Watrfr, 1
glass jar Fiancee Talcum, 1
pkg. Fiancee Face Powder,
$6.34
Garden Fragrance Christmas
Packages, containing 4 oz.
Garden Fragrance Toilet
Water, 1 oz. Garden Fra"
grance Ext.. 3>4 oz. Garden
Fragrance Talcum, 1 pkg.
Garden Fragrance Face
Powder $5.39
4oz. Garden' Fragrance Toilet
Water. I pkg. Garden Fra
grance Face Powder $2.68
Fiancee Cold Cream ... 68?
Fiancee Greaseless Ceam, 68? j
Garden Fragrance Ext., 1-oz.
bottle ; $2.38
Garden Fragrance Ext.. Vj-oz,
bottle $1.38
Fiancee Extract. 1-oz. bottle.
$3.34
Fiancee Extract, )S-oz. bottle,
$1.98
D'Alane Lilac Extract, 1-oz.
bottle $3.34
D'Alane Lilac Extract. j4-oz.
bottle j. $1.98
Garden Fragrance Toilet
Water. 3]/- oz $1.38
Fiancee Toilet \\ ater, 4 oz..
*53.34
Lily" of the Valley Toilet
Water. 3'/ 2 oz $1.38
Lilac Mauve Toilet Water,
3J4 oz $1.38
Rose Jacqueline Toilet Water,
3y 2 oz. $1.38
Jasmipe Ariadne Toilet Water,
3 1 / i oz $1.38
Arabian Bouquet Toilet
' Water, 4 oz $1.38
Fiancee Peach Blush Rouge.
6B?
Creams
Ingram Milkweed Cream,
38?, 73?
Cucumber Cream 39?
Hind's Honey Almond . 38?
Creme Elcava 44?
Melba Skin Cleanser . . 50?
Peroxide Cream . .. 19?
Amonized Cream .. 68? |
Household Necessities
Bay Rum, imp., 6-oz hot., 40?
Bay Rum, imported, pint, 79?
Mo'th Balls, lb 18?
Sulphur, lb. 12?
Turpentine, pint . . .... 23?
Migraine Tablets, 100 in bot
tle 35?
Pill Cathartic Comp., 25 in
bottle 19?
Pill Asafoetida, 5-gr., 100 in
bottle 84?
Tablets Asafoetida, 2-gr., choc
olated coated, 100 in bottje,
48?
Tablets Cascara Sagrada Ex
tract, 5-gr., chocolate coated,
100 in bottle 38?
DECEMBER 6, 1918/ *
Myron Mursteln, Sharon.
Francis Dow Rowley, llortons.
Charlie Shllmslti, Pittsburgh.
Pasco J. Casino, Hazleton.
George J. Costello, Pittsburgh.
I Fllmer O. Dewitt, Wllllamsport.
.MISSING IN ACTION
Sergeant
Daniel J, Quinn, Johnstown.
Corporal
Peter Adtun Flinsig, Lancaster.
Meelianlc
Nils J. Hallberg, Pittsburgh.
Privates
Leo A. Moran, Philadelphia.
William H. Emery, Philadelphia.
Edward Huss, Scranton.
John Hutche.v, Scranton.
Charles Park Kenner, Pittsburgh.
Joseph Zitomer, Philadelphia.
-INDICT MILLIONAIRE'S SON
Doston, Dec. 6.—Two indictments ]
growing out of charges that he falsi- j
tied his income tux questionnaire as j
regards the size of his income have !
been returned by the Federal Grand I
Jury against Lewis F'oster Curtis, of i
Newtonville. Curtis is the son of i
Thomas P. Curtis, millionaire, of
this city, is one of the prominent
members of the Boston Athletis As-
Special Sale Drugs
F. E. Cascara Sagrada, Aro
matit< 3-oz. bottle . .. 25?
Ess. Peppermint, 3-oz. bottle.
/■ 60?
Aromatic Spirits Ammonia,
2-oz. bottle 35c
Castor Oil, 2-oz. bottle, 20?
Sweet Spirits of Nitre, 2~oz.
bottle 35<p
Spirits Camphor, 3-oz. bottle,
60?
Tr. Arnica, 3-oz. bottle .. 6(*C I
Tr. lodine, 2-oz. bottle . . 35? j
Comp. Licorice Powder, 1 oz.,
lOC
Comp. Licorice Powder, 2 oz.,
20 c
Epsom Salts, lb 15?
Ess. Pepsin, 3 oz. .. .. 40?
Patent Medicines
Sal Lax, S ami I).. .• • 19c, 38c, 75c
Kilmer's Swamp Root. . . .12c, 81c
Wumpolc's Tasteless Cod Liver
Oil 413 c
Pink ham's t'eg. Comp 81c
Ilromo Seltzer 19c, 38e
Omega Oil, 35e 28c
Hick's Capudlnc. 25c ..21c
Nelson's Hair Dressing 21c
i)il"s Balm Life, 35c ..- 28c
Horlick's Malted Milk, 31 75c
K,v Lax 9c. 17c. 34c
Sal llcpalica, 25c 21c
Bliss Native Herb Tablets, SI. ,79c
Pearson's Creolin 19e, SBc
Diapepsin ...31c
Dean's Kidney Pills 12c
Mayr's Stomucli lleinedy 81c"
Quaker llcrl> Extract . . 79c
Bell-Ans 53c
Malcna Salve 7c
S. S. S 71c
.lad Salts 53c
Mcrcolizcd Wax 59c
Saxolitc 48c
Phenol Sodlque 9c, 38c
Pierce's Favorite Prcs ription, 79c,
Pierce's Golden Medical Disc., 79c
I.yso 19c, 38c, 75e
11. D. D. for cczt'mn. ,21c, 38c, 07c
Aspirin Tablets, 14)0 89e
Milk's Emulsion 12c, 81c
Limestone Phosphate 38c
Glyco lliymoliiu- 2ie, 12c. 84c
Chichester's Pills 31.53
Glide's Pepto Mangan 95e
llccf, Iron and Wine 84c
Nature's Itemed)' 17e, 34c, 4J7c
Atwood's Bitter 21c
lick man's Alterative. ... .417 c $1.19
Bcccliam's Pills • 17c
Cuticura Ointment 38c
Siissiifoln 17c
Absorbent Cotton, lb 40c
Glover's Mange 34c
Hall's Catarrh Cure 51c
Good Samaritan Ointment 24c
Zcino r ,24e and <S7c
Doan's Hegulcts .. .. • 23c
Liquid Veneer ..' 17c and 34c
Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy,
28c
Chamberlain's S. and L. Pills. . .23c
Wendell's Ambition Pills 38c
Powers' Asthma Remedy 34c
J. and ,1. Kidney Piasters ltie
llolTs Malt ami Iron' 38c
Lavorls 18c and 38e
Sani-Ehish . 19c
Eormamiitt Tablets 39e
Vsaline Oil 38c
McNeil's Pain Exterminator,
28c, 56c
Sal Ilepatiea 39e, 79c
Mentliolatiiiu 17c, 34c
Drake' Croup 38c
Pllicx 42c
Carter's Ten 40c
Bacon's Celery King 19c
Tons Pine 24c, 42c
Piso's Cough 21c
Lax. Ilromo Quinine 19e
Hill's Cascara tjiilniiic 18c
Shlloh's Cough Remedy... 19c, 38c
St. Jacob's Oil 28c, 42c
Palmer's Skin Success 2ie
Safety Razors
$5 Gillette Razor ...... $3.98
Durham Duplex Razor, 84?
Talcums
Colgate's Talcum 18?
Hudnut's Talc 19?
Mary Garden 48?
Trailing Arbutus 38?
Melba Talc 21?
Lov' Me Talc ... ...... 21?
Williams' Talc 18?
|J. & J. Baby Talcum .. 15?
sociation, and is known throughout
the country as a crack wing shot.
Jr. Howard o|wy rrcoinme<e4
OXIDAZE
FOIS COUGHS, COLDS
Bronchial Asthma
T on of mimir and krr(ln eonTUaaf
kirn < would unfair. quickly and aural*
•lop n bud oonih oud lira inaianl relief II
BiuntUtlAilboia, Guoroutood Hoi allM
Hero ia abaolufe proof from naora. f
IVafrrburi/. Ct.—So astliru* thanks to Oxidttf
Client, li". l a.—Wo llnd It all yon claim.
tuewlrick. Col.— Am well plrased with reiralta.
CirchviUe. O.—More help thnn from anything,
i Somerset, Mas).— It gives full satisfaction.
Detroit. Mich.—ll has benefited me greatly,
i Worcester. Una).— ls worth thousands torn®,
heene. X. H.—l speak in higlieat praise of it.
Feu ton, Mirh.— l got nearly instant relief. . •
I llovetl, Mich.— For asthma, bestthing l'vefoaa®
Cincinnati, o.— lt is a wonderful medicine,
i Sniff As Dentin, X. Y.— Delighted with Oxidase,
j Rochdale, Mas). —Congit gone, gained eight IDS, I
j Signed letters on flic. Order todgjjl
Uou,r bark II .1 fatla. All Dralllslsg
G. A. Gorgas
None
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to
Dealers
Bromo
Seltzer
19c
60c
Parisian
Sage
42c
$l.OO
Listerine
75c
50c
Pebeco
Tooth
Paste
36c
$1.20
Bromo
Seltzer
75c
50c
Orchard
White
34c
$1.20
Miles'
Nervine
89c
30c Miles'
Anti-Pain
Pills
23c
25c
Tintex
21c
25c
.Nature's
Remedy
19c
Cutex Cuticle
Remover
24c
Nail White
24c
Manicure Set
38c
Manicure Set
$1.19
Attar
Tropical
Talcum
19c
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