Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, October 24, 1919, Page 7, Image 7
Boy Scout News NEW SCRIBE FOR TROOP NO. 13 John Thompson Is Elected to Fill Place of Charles Krause, Resigned To add to scouting interest new activities are being planned and the social committee of Troop 13 is bus>. John Thompson has been elected scribe In place of Charles Krause, who said he could not fulfill his duties properly and give the or the necessary time. John TllolTip ®" u has as his assistant, Charles Alex ,n After the meeting the boys ad journed to the gymnasium. The first event was the spring high Jump won by the Wolf Pntrol with twen ty-eight points. The Eagle Patrol took second place with twenty-three points. Donald McCammant, of the Wolf Patrol, Jumped six feet, one inch, the record for that evening. The next stunt was the chin up, won by the Wolf Patrol with twen ty-four points. The Owl Patrol, came in second, winning by twenty P o > n j*- Charles Krause, of the Wolf I atrol, and Russell Huber, of the Hound Patrol, won the record of the even ing in this event by chinning fif teen times. - . The next event was the Hussel ball, won again by the Wolf Pa trol. The relay race, which came next, was also won by the Wolves, the Cobra Patrol coming in a close second. After these events, the first ana second basketball teams were mixed together and practice held. This is only one of the means by which scouting is made interesting to Troop 13. Troop 11 Invited to Hallowe'en Party Last Friday evening Troop 16 visited us at our meeting, and also invited us to a Hallowe'en party to be given in Bethlehem Lutheran Church this evening. All boys are to report at the church not later than 7.10 p. m. They also must bring a hatpin, a needle and some thread, as it will be used during the evening's entertain ment. Different boys were told to take certain things to the church this afternoon, such as a clothes- Hnsket, a crock, a broomhandle and some rope, as they would also he used in the fun. We all are anticipating having an evening full of fun and good times with Troop 16. C. L. REBECK, Scribe. Gold Star Covered With Gold by Troop 2 Troop 2 tired her last shot yes terday when Scoutmaster D. F. Rumpf paid twenty dollars in gold to the treasurer of the Soldiers' Me morial Fund. The money covered the gold star of Jacob Smith. 405 Walnut street, who died from an at tack of spinal meningitis on his re turn to camp from a furlough. Troop 2 is the first troop to an swer the last call of the war. This troop has not always been the first in every undertaking, but that was owing to the fact that we went along quite a while without a scout master, but nevertheless No. 2 held up its own during the war and we emerge<J from war service with many medals and other honors to our credit. Now since we have an efficient scoutmaster we expect to come out on top of the heap every time. Some may wonder at the fact that Troop 2 covered a star belonging to one outside of the troop, but we can answer this by saying that our treas ury is substantial enough to cover the three stars of our former scout masters and we would have done so very willingly if they had not al ready been covered by others before. BERNARD KOPLOVITZ, FRANK FISHMAN, Scribes. Troop No. 2 Passes Second Class Exams Under the leadership of Scoutmas ter Rumpf, Troop No. 2 hiked to the mountains above Rockville. The hike proved to be a very successful one, as everyone present passed their out door second class examinations which consist of a tracking a mile in 12 minutes, making a fire without paper using only two matches and cooking. Troop No. 2 is going through the process of reorganization with a bang. First of all we have a cracker- Jack troop committee. We are not afraid to state that our troop com mittee is the best that ever represent, ed any troop in the city. This com mittee consists of Leon Lowengard, chairman. Ell Goldstein, Louis Schiff man. ex-lieutenant U. S. A., J. Fried berg and Henry Levlne, ex-soldier. Not only does our troop have the best troop committee, but also we have the best Deputy Commissioner of the city. We are very proud to have Dr. J. H. Fager lead our district and we appreciate very deeply what he has done to make our troop a great success. The Scoutmaster has registered 32 rames on the troop charter and we hope before the month is over we will have at least 25 second-class scouts. BERNARD KOPLOVITZ, . FRANK FISHMAN, Scribes Crowing Beards as Sign That Paris Waiters Won Paris Conquerors triumphantly flaunt their banners. The waiters in Parisian hotels, restaurants and cafes are displaying ostentatiously mustachios Don't Spoil a Good Meal With a Bad Stomach If a physician, a specialist in stom ach diseases, came to you and said: "I will fix up that miserable, worn out stomach for you or money back "I will make it as good as new so you will not suffer from any distress and can eat what you want without fear or suffering, or money back." Would you turn down his offer? And when you are offered Mi-o-na stomach tablets, made from a pre scription better -than many of the stomach specialists know how to write, are you going to be narrow minded and continue to suffer from Indigestion, or are you going to be fair to yourself and try Mi-o-na on the money-back agreement. Mi-o-na stomach tablets are offered to you on this basis, that if they do not pdt your stomach into su?h good shape that there is no dizziness, sour stomach, biliousness, sick headache, and stomach distress, your money will be returned. For sale by H. C Kennedy and all leading druggists. FRIDAY EVENING, THINK TEST IS EASY, ALL BUT ONE FAIL Seventeen Cubs were on the Job last Friday. The greater part of the meeting was taken up by a quizz on Wolf Cub work. Bob Cunkle's team won 11 to 7. After the meeting, five fellows tried the Tenderpad test, but only one got by. The test is easy. Perhaps that is the trouble —too easy to require very much effort, and so the effort isn't made—with the result that four fellows failed to pass. Plans for our hike are coming along well, an announcement concerning and whiskers as visible signs that they won their recent strikes. One of the demands was the right to wear bristly adornment on their faces. Now, every breeze plays through their perfumed mustachios and beards. Haughty headwalters sport Dun drearies or muttonchop effects. The SPECIAL WHITE HOUSE COFFEE 1 lb. 52c 3 lbs. $1.50 f Face Powders Mary Garden 75e Garden Allah 54c Pompeian 39c Mavis 39c Lady Mary 39c Hudnut's 3 Flowers . ,39c L-Ame (La May) .19c, 39c Elmo 19c, 39c La Blache 41c Swansdown 13c Boomerang 79c Waltz Dream 68c Petalis : 49c Velaska Surette 43c Fascination .49c Flora Sweet 59c Carmen 34c Ven Dome 98c Pussywillow 37c Sanitol 23c Chinvah 39c Melbaline 21c Mitzi 79c Toilet Creams V _J Othene Double 69c De Meridor 18c, 34c Pond's Vanishing, 18c, 33c Ara Mara 39c Pond's Cold Cream 18c, 34c Kenlay Double ,79c Quince Cucumber Cr. ,27c Orchard White, 28c Pompeian Night . .27c, 63c Woodbury's Facial Cr. . 19c Howard's Buttermilk .45c Stillman's Freckle 32c Mercolized Wax 66c Gilt Edge Peroxide . .28c Elcaya 45c Ingram Milkweed 39c Palmolive Vanishing . .38c Palmolive Cold Cream 38c Palmolive Cold Cr., tube, 19c Rose Cold Cream 28c Mum Deoderant 17c 321 Market Street this will be made at the meeting. To-night we are going to the dis trict rally to be held at our rooms at 7.30. Don't come to the church ex pecting the doors to be open at 6.30. Not to-night. Seventy-thirty is the hour. We expect at least 125 boys and quite a few men. Mr. German, Mr. Virgin, Dr. Hazen, and various troop committeemen will be present. There will be something doing every minute—and eats. Don't forget. CUB CUNKLE, Scribe. waiter of lower degree affects a close clipped mustachio of the military, or toothbrush style. Even the bus-boys are patiently cultivating down on their upper lips, en couraging themselves with the thought that all things come to him who waits. Who Is Who, and Why? Kennedy Sells It Cheaper f 1 \ J Toilet Waters Shaving Specials Hair Tonics v. V. ____) Azurea Vegetale $1.19 $5.00 Gillette Razor .$3.75 Razor Strops 48c up to $1.89 Danderine 21c, 43c, 69c Mary Garden, soz $2.79 $6.00 Gillette Razor $5.19 Ben Hazel Lotion 69c Herpicide 43c, 73c Mary Garden, 7'/ 2 oz $3.98 $7.50 Gillette Razor .$6.79 Molle Shaving Cream 19c Wild Root Tonic 43c, 79c Bjer-Kiss Vegetale 98c SB.OO Gillette Razor $6.98 Mennen's Shaving Cream 39c Parisian Sage 38c Djer-Kiss Toilet $1.49 6 Gillette Blades 40c Pure Witch Hazel, pint 35c Q-Ban Restorer 49c Garden Allah 49c, 89c 12 Gillette Blades 79c Porto Rico Bay Rum 77c Mary Goldman Restorer 98c Floramye Vegetale $1.19 sl-00 Leslie Jr. Razor 55c 75c Pompeian Massage Cream 49c p a i mo ji ve Shampoo 39c Fiancee $2.79 $7 00 Ever-Ready Set $5.48 23c Em P ire Hair Regenerator 83c Hudnut's (any odor) 81c 5 Durham Duplex Blades 43c Johnson's Shaving Cream!!.! .19c Hay's Hair Health 34c, 67c Florayme Toilette $1.98 Shaving Brushes, 25c up to $2.18 Cosmo's Shaving Cream 28c VVyeth Sage and Sulphur, 45c, 69c Jess Arbutus 49c, 89c SI.OO Ever-Ready Razor 79c B. & B. Shave Aid 34c Sago Sage and Sulphur 45c Mavis.. .'. 98c 6 Ever-Ready Blades 28c Styptic Pencils • 5c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 39<; \ [For the Teeth] Perfection Paste 19c Kolynos Paste 19c Pyrodenta Paste 23c Pepsodent Paste 37c Pebeco Paste 34c Si. S. White Paste 17c Lilly's Paste 17c, 34c Pond's Paste 23c Mennen's Paste 23c Lyon's Paste or Powder 17c Euthymol Paste or Powder, ,16c Kalpheno Paste or Powder, 18c Graves' Paste or Powder 17c Calox Powder 18c, 37c Pyrrocide Powder 73c Arnica Tooth Soap 18c Albodon Paste 17c N Toilet Soaps V Hobson's Soap 23c Juniper Tar Soap 20c Resinol Soap 19c Packer's Tar Soap 18c Palmer's Soap 17c Poslam Soap 13c, 18c Germicidal Soap 19c Johnson's Foot Soap 19c Lady Mary Soap 21c 4711 Glycerine Soap 18c Life Buoy Soap 3 for 25c Harfina Soap 3 for 25c Peroxide Soap 3 for 25c . Jergen's Bath 3 for 25c PalmoliveSoap 3 for 25c Ivory Soap 3.for 23c Pond's Soap 19c Pear's, scented 19c f— ~——~ —————— ———■/ : - . r i. Talcums Babies Cry for These Pills and Tablets VJ V / Mennen's Talcum 19c Holick's Malted Milk $2.75 Anti-Colic Nipples 5c 100 Compound Cathartic 43c As the Petals Talcum 19c Borden's Malted Milk ..,.. .$2.79 Hygeia Nipples 2 for 25c 100 Bayer's Aspirin 85c Pompelan Talcum 19c Nestle's Food 45c, $2.49 H yeia Nurser, complete 25c 100 5-grain Cascara 39c Butterfly Talcum 18c ~ F . .. qs Rubber Toys 28c 100 5-grain Blaud's Iron 19c Lady Mary Talcum 19c ** * * „ * Pacifiers 10c 100 2-gr. Quinine 89c Mary Garden Talcum 45c ys L ' Dr. Hand's Remedies 18c 100 Alophene 55c Waltz Dream Talcum .. 19c Mead ' B Dextro Maltas 63c Tasteless Castor Oil, 3oz 19c 100 Bell-Ans. 45c Hudnut Talcum (tin) 19c Imperial Granium 59c, 85c Tasteless Castor Oil, 7oz 39c 100 Lapactic Pills 29c Tacollette Talcum (glass) ....27c Merck's Milk Sugar 63c Baby Rattles 23c Doan's Kidney Pills ....42c Red Cross Talcum 14c Ea le Brand Milk 3 for 73c Gibson's Worm Syrup 25c Nuxated Iron 69c Jess Talcum 13c, 18e Robinson's Barley 53c Gibson's Worm Tablets 20c Miles' Pain Pills 20c, 79c Garden Fragrance 59c Fletcher's Castoria 23c Red Cross Baby Powder 14c Wendall's Ambition Pills 37c BLAJLRISBTTR.G TELECTKXPH TROOPS WILL RALLY TONIGHT Snappy Program Is Prepared For Big Night in Rooms of Sixteeners Every Sixteener on his toes to night at 7.30 for the district rally to be held In our rooms. We shall have the pleasure of meeting with Troops 5. 11 and 19, to say nothing of Pack Two. A good snappy program has been prepared, and we hope to have a very busy evening. Scout Commis sioner German will be with us. Dr. Hazen will be master of ceremonies. Sure, the Scout Executive will be present, too. Several Scouts will re ceive badges, and our new assistant scoutmaster, none other than Scout Wilbur Criswell will be commission Candy! Candy! Candy! v ✓ Betsy Adams Assorted Chocolates and Bon ' Bons, Half Pound, 43c; Pound 83 Flange Assorted Chocolates 69 r N Cigars, Cigarettes, Pipes V, Pipe Specials 10c Straight Bis: Values GIRARD uig ¥ aiucs HENRIETTA Prices ranging from MURIEL On totf>i/10 ACHIEVER 20c $4.98 EL toX CTO SANCHEZ & HAYA HARTRANFT EVEN STEVEN ..1 HP AMERICAN EMPIRE ROIG ' A LA FINIDAD COUNSELLOR'!! WHITE STATUE A " Camels 15c DON ABILO "IJ'/vi* Lucky Strike 15c "44" * J? 01 Piedmont 15c CINCO AW Chesterfield 15c ROSE O'CUBA ...J Fatima. 20c ——___ t ' V Candy! Candy! Candy! v_ ___/ Helm Assorted Chocolates 49 Kellogg's Chocolate-Coated Nuts (Creamed) 63 Chocolate-Coated Nuts and Fruits (Creamed) 63 Helm Banquet Mints 29 ed. Scoutmaster Miller of Troop 19 has charge of the games. Mr. Man ser, of Troop 11. has a stunt up his sleeve, and knowing Mr. Mehring. of Troop 5 as we do, we'll surely expect something from Troop 5. Then, of course, we may have something on the block, too. Lastly, there will be eats, so get in on this. Nine of our fellows did a good turn at Chestnut Street Hall on Monday r.ight at the meeting of the Memorial Committee. Twenty-three fellows were at the meeting last Friday. Or ders were taken for supplies. One tenderfoot was raised to second class and we decided to spend the evening of Friday, November 7th, out of doors. Enough said. HUSTON, Scribe. AT LAST "Cholly tried to kiss me, upset the canoe, fell out, ruined his new suit, and was nearly drowned. He's in the hospital now. What should I do?" "I think you should go round and give him that kiss." Kansas City Journal. ENGLAND FACES POSSIBLE CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT Defeat of Amendment to Alien Bill May Cause Ministry to Quit By Associated Press• London, Oct. '24. —The country is suddenly faced by the possibility of a change of government, or dissolution of Parliament, owing to the quite un expected defeat of the government in the House of Commons vesterday by a majority of 72. Only about half the members were present, and the vote by which the government was defeat ed was 185 to 113. The Allen bill, the earlier stages of c ■> Ointments I * Cuticura Ointment ...19c, 35c Mentholatum 17c, 34c Musterine 19c, 37c Musterole 19c, 39c Vick's Vapo-Rub 19c, 39c Carbolic Salve 28c Humphrey's Witch Hazel, Oil 19c, 39c Palmer's Skin Success 19c K. Y. Jelly 19c Resinol Ointment.. 39c, 75c Campherole 21c, 40c Hobson's Ointment 40c Capsoline.. .; 19c Peterson's Ointment.. .23c, 43c Unguentine, tubes 19c Ice Mint 34c Yelogen 17c N Home Needs 1 Lysol 19c, 39c, 73c Creoline 19c, 39c, 77c Chloride Lime, 12-oz. can.. .13c Lux Soap Chips, 2 pkgs. . .23c Pure Witch Hazel, pint 35c Sterno Heat, 3 cans 25c Rubber Gloves, pair 43c Liquid Veneer 19c, 37c, 67c O'Cedar Polish 17c, 34c, 67c Peroxide, pint 19c Hire's Root Beer 17c Fever Thermometers 89c Syringe Tubing, length, 23c, 39c Merck's Phosphate Soda 17c Boric Acid, 2 half lbs., 25c Dead Stuck 19c Roach Salt 17c Ivory Soap, 3 bars 23c Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans ... .17c 2 in 1 Shoe Polish 17c OCTOBER 24, 1919. which were disposed of during the summer session, was in the report stage. The committee had previously inserted an amendment withholding pilotage certificates from all aliens, and yesterday the government sought by amendment to modify this restric tion. in favor mainly of a number of French pilots, for whom special pro vision had been made in the existing pilotage act. This amendment, how ever, was defeated, although in charge of government whips. The announcement of the figures was greeted with loud cheers from the opposition quarters and caused much excitement: Andrew Bonar Law Immediately moved adjournment of the House until Monday to enable the government to consider what course it should adopt. He admitted that tho defeat of an amendment with gov ernment whips was a serious matter, requiring consideration, but lie de clined to admit that it necessarily im plied the resignation of the ministry. This, lie declared, would depend upon the view of the House of Commons as a whole. Opinions on the situation express ed in the lobbies are conflicting, but in View'of the small attendance in the iHouse, it is thought that tho govern ment may decide not to resign. The Slightest Symptom —Check It Effectively. Act in time if you would be healthy In the . future. Too many people ere lex concerning their physical welfare. Day by day they grow worse, until hampered by headache*, back aches, sleepless nights due to unnatural action of the bladder. A complete break down follow*. Your kidney* moat function properly if you would be atrong and happy. Dodd'a Kidney Pills hare been the standard remedy for nearly fifty years. Don't neglect your health. Buy Dodd'a at any druggist. If he has none send us his name ana 60a. for the genuine Dodd'a (three D'al Kidney Pills. The Dodd Medicine Co, Buffalo, N.Y. A safe cathartic —Diamond Dinner Pill*. I V Saturday October 25th Specials-Open From 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. I 1 Patents v Peruna .<.79c Glide's Pepto-Mangan, 90c Pinkham's Veg. Com. ,81c Fellows' Syrup .73c, $1.05 Father John's .77c Russel's Emulsion ....96c Beef, Iron, Wine (pint) 63c Caldwell's Syrup Pep.. 69c Nujol, 20 ozs. 75c Stearns' Wine 79c Miles' Heart Remedy- *79 c Miles' Nervine ... .79c Squibbs' Mineral Oil ..75c Tanlac ...75c Vinol Original 75c Mayr's Stomach Rem. .83c Angler's Emulsion American Oil ..... .*►.ssc t Lysol 19c, 39c, 73c Golf's Cough Syrup ...19c ' Maltine Preparations . .98c - Lambert's Listerine 67c \ "■ i Patents v Armour's Red Bone .$1.27 Pierce's Discovery ■„. 77c Pierce's Prescription . .77c Atwood's Bitters 19c , Philip's Milk Magnesia 37c Natonex .79c Scott's Emulsion . 49c, 98c Kilmer's Swamp-Root, 37c, 73c Quaker Herb 67c ' Varnesis (Green) 83c Jad Salts 52c Bromo-Seltzer 19c, 37c,'75c California Syrup Figs ,39c Pertussen $1.05 Regulol 39c Eckman's Alterative .$l3B Green's Nervura .79c Glyco-Thymoline .19c, 79c Kennedy's Fav. Rem., 39c, 79c Absorbine Junior 98c Gray's Glycerine Tonic 98c Lavoris 19c, 38c, 79c 321 Market Street 7