STOMACH RELIEF! NO INDIGESTION.
CAS, SOURNESS—PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
Time It! In Five Min
utes Your Upset
Stomach Will
Feel Fine
You don't want a slow remedy when
rour stomach is bad—or an uncertain
one—or a harmful one —your stomach
is too valuable; you must not injure it
with drastic drugs.
Pape'i Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in giving relief; its harmlesslyss;
its . ertain unfailing action in regul-
SUBURBAN
MILLERSTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulsh Entertain
Guests From Newport
Special Correspondence.
Millerstown, Oct. 13.—Herbert Hop
ple and two children, of Mifflin, visit
ed his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. I* Hop
ple. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ailen, of VYorni
leysburg, were in town on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rounsiey and
two children spent Sunday with \V.
S. Snyder and family in Harrisburg.
Mrs. Sarah 1 jougeueoker has returned
to her home in Altoona after a visit
with her.brother, D. M. Kickabaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brandt, of
Newport, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis tlsh on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clouse-r, of
Harrisburg, s>pent Sunday with the lat
ter s mother, Mrs. Mary Pellow.
DUNCANNON
The Rev. F. T. Koh'.er Attending Con
ference This Week
Special Correspondence.
r>nncannon, Oct. 13.—Mrs. C. K.
S \ * us. ot >Vilke.- Barre, is spending
some time among her many friends here.
Mrs. Stevens was a former resident of
this place.
Mrs. William Page was a week-end
guest of friends in Harrisburg.
Misses Mae Smith ami Sara Swisher
spent Saturdav in Harrisburg.
Miss Floren e Walters, of Voe, has
leturned after a pleasant visit among
friends here.
The Rev. i\ T Koliler, pastor of the
I. nited Brethren church, is in attend
ance at conference this week.
The Ithaca Conservatory of Music
will hold a concert here on Saturday
evening under the auspices of the l> n
cannon High school.
Horace Harner is visiting friends in
Altoona an.i on hi« return will \ sit
his sister. Mrs. \V. Mader. ar Nliiflin.
Stewart Duncan was at Philadelphia
Saturday in attendance at the world's
seres hall game.
Miss Anna Snyder, of Mary.sville,
HOW GERMANS USE WAR AEROPLANES
I'Of Z'
Ta ibe tZ l.tachjd to ,♦ I f !llus:rat!c " "«» '•» •'•<>*, » C.erman monoplane of the
! I' „l a,tachei to a Pa--«chut. dropping a f!re bomb over the British trenches in order to rive the range to the Ger
t AftTr'tt h, 9 r H ab ° Ut ° f * ' :h,ld " bailo ° n an<J * hnWS a r * rt »W» de.«ndln, slowly from the aero
the i,hf.how« *l, PP , tO .T Kr T* " annot be se " n by the BHtUh 3r ' :dlers in «& trenches. The illustrate on
J Arr o.
*' P *- * h * n the bo " nh ha * » •" ,r:ain *"*«<* «t explodes. giving out a brilliant yellow flash, which, how
..„,r' onl> for ar " The flash Is not *<-o o mpanied by any smoke. Various devices for getting level with Uesa
IK tie mechanisms are now being; practised with succeaa
Latins' sick, sour, gassy stomachs. Its :
millions of cures in indigestion, dys- ,
pepsin, gastritis and other stomach;
trouble has made it famous the world
o\ or.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
vour home —keep it handy— get a large ,
titty-cent case from any drug store, and
then if anyone should eat something'
which doesn't agree with them: if what
they eat /ays like lead, ferments and
jsours and forms gas; causes headache,
.dizziness ami nausea: eructations of
acid and undigested food —remember as
soon as Tape's Diapepsin comes in eon
tact with the stomach, all such distress
vanishes. Its promptness, certainty and
ease in overcoming the worss stomach
lisorders is a revelation to Chose who ;
t'v 't- Adv. ,
and Miss Blanche Snyder, of Harris
burg, spent Sunday at their parental
home.
Miss Ulna Jenkyn spent the week
end with friends at Millerstown.
Mrs. Anna Raisner and daughter,
Ruth, are spending some time with
friends in Ohio.
C harles Haas purchased the farm I
owned by Mrs. Coarse; consideration.'
$3,520.
MILLERSBURG
Pitcher Lambert Fianke Given Trial by
Connie Mack
Sv«>f ia! Correspondence.
Millersbur'g, Oct. 13. Lambert
i'ranke, of this place, who has pitched
for the local ball team the past two sea
sons, was called to Philadelphia last I
week by Counie Mack for a tryout,!
He pitched to some time with the fam
ous manager looking on and was re
warded with a request to report in Jan
uary to go to Raleigh for practice.
The football game played here on
Satur«.a\ between riie Susquehannas, of
this place, and the Williamstown team
resulted in a score of 7 to 0 in favor
of the local team.
Mr. and Mrs. MacDougal. ot' Harris
burg. speut Sunday with tho latter's
sister. Miss Marv Slioop.
Miss Mary Stripe was too guest of
friends in Elizabothville several days
last week.
Mrs. Riehter, of Duncannon. spent
Sunday with the family of Mark Bru
baker.
Miss Evelyn Long, daughter of Mr.
and Mis. Thomas .1. Long, of this place,
and James Mullen were married Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock. The cere
monv wa> performed at the home of
the bride's parents by the Rev. W. C\
s keath, pastor of the M. E. church,
in the presence of a few invited guests,
be ides the immediate families of the
bride and groom. Mr. ami Mrs. MuMen
left on the Buffalo Express ou a wed- ■
d *g tour to Buffalo. N'iagar«. Palls and
other points of interest. Thev will
make their home in Mi(!ei sbttrg.
Mrs. Carbon siebold of Middleburg,
is paying a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Guy L. He-kert. and family.
Mts. \V. A. Hemminger spent the past
* FTARRISBT 7 "RCi STAR-IN DEPENDENT. TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1914.
week in Philadelphia, the guest of her |
sen, Mark.
HUMMELSTOWTST
Funeral of John Stover to Be Held To- :
morrow Afternoon
Bpi-claJ Correspondence.
Huuimelstown, Oct. 13. —The funeral '
. of John Stover, who died at the Har
li&bt.rg hospital yesterday morning, will I
take place from his late residence near
Stoverdale to-morrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Services will be held in the i
( Stoverdale church and will be conduct- I
ed by the Rev. Joseph Weirick, of* Ro- j
1 altou. Interment will be made in the j
church cemetery
Mrs. Bertha Buser. of Steelton, i# |
spending the week with her sifter, Mrs. ,
John. Kiliinger, south of " town.
Cteorge T. Hummel, of Mechanics
burg was in town yesterday calling on
friends.
Mrs. Henry Seihort is spending sev
eral days with her daughter. Mrs.
. Charles Leibv, at Harrisburg.
I Cameron Baer, of Harrisburg,
spent yesterday afternoon in town.
3LIZABETHTOWN
Services at Masonic Home Sunday j
Largely Attended
Special Corresponoencc.
Klizabethtown, Oct. 13. —The relig
ious services at the Masonic Home ou
Sunday were held under the auspices of j
Prince. Edwin Lodge No. 456, P. & A.
M„ of Middletown, and were largely j
; attended by people from Lancaster
and Dauphin counties, comprising a
large number of tin members of the •
order. Beginning at 2 o'clock, a spe j
< ial program was givn by the lodge, i
which included singing and addresses J
by several clergymen. Immediately I
following the famous Saginaw band, of '
Vork county, gav ■ a sacred concert,
which was highly apprecirted by the i
audience. The aged guests of the home |
• take a special delight in those services !
! and the new electric chairs fo.r their I
. comfort given by a western lodge were i
used.
Ross W. Nisslev. au employe at the i
Masonic Home, spent Sunday with his J
parents at Huuimelstown.
The funeral of Mcrvil Galebach was |
held on Sunday morning from the un- |
dertaking estaiilishment of Harry Mil !
Icr oil South Market street, with inter- {
ment at C ornwall. 'He was one of the j
victims of typhoid fever here and died j
at Lancaster.
The funeral of Joseph Bainev took
, i lace yesterday, with services in the Re !
formed dim h. atteuded by r. large j
nuirber of relatives and friends. Bur- I
ial was at Mt. Tunnel cemetery.
Octogenarian Ends Life
Milton, Pa.. Oct. 13.—Despondent |
over ill health, Thomas Painter, SO ,
years old, of Pottsgrove, shot and kill |
ed himself. His wife found the body, i
He used the same gun with which his
father-in-law kilici himself 2,"> vcars I
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American Money for Armenia
Evidences of heavy emigration from j
' Armenia to this ■-own-try are particular-;
iiy noticeable in Armenian villages,
| where "he remaining; residents are priu
ripallv women, children, old men and i
j a small numher of younger men. Pre
| qutjntly there are not enough men left,
in the village to cultivate the surronnd'
ing fields. If no money came from the
absent this condition would be
alarming and starvation and suffering
would be a common condition, but the
inflow of motiey is as regular and con
stant as the otiflow of breadwinners;
has beeu continuous. 'lt is estimated I
that families residing iu Harput and
• nearby places reeeive at least $50,000
■ per month from America.
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I that if I didn't Show more culture
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