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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Carmen, @nfet % @apen.
Earmen nlaa ifniie Gorn1ar.

Sarmen nlao ifaiie Sarmar.
beioerne arbeioc aaret runot, ifaI
BET / 2pnsben 9oa aoot her / bette
2onb oaiaa. Ser hor ri CT Naal at
ta9e Sigte paa % prepe at nao.
"Hco EonS" er aItio rebe oe
foaeoe. Sig "Sbprthorns" err Sc
baaoe for MeIf % aico.
Seite, iom nj / @~intertiScn
IiSet caer illtet gier. mao life iaa
iliIo Station. @ bar ~iletiffe aoot
beraf.
Spis man taecr Gniilaae rs
al SiIoen Zig, at Ser oItio or Ell Qoo
Del lapere runot %rgeenc ems /
Centrum, ianit ipre0er ct ooa Stroa
eller beore eiloon brcoer ct Seppe al
Seiloug oper Gniilogen bill Scr life
bore Sare for, at oen irpier. Ser
err forreiten in9en Iorc / at gipe
Gprene gniilage. iom bar prrct
iro&icil, inafreni sc iaor berL iao
mart Sen er teet up iaicn; men man
nlaa buife Jig, at Zig Gniiloge life
IGnae bolber iie ooo.
8 Che Sarnler" iortpncr Ell
Sroienoer fra Gbiioao 60, Minn.,
at ban peo SiGIp al en- Serrct bar
aiort oct aloeleS rent for Hotter hos
iig. elsie Secrets er list iterre ero
Ell GeSfat % inIot iaa hlooteritigc,
men famine Tom en- Sat.
- Gn liben go6t rcgtet Sooe bcl,
Ter END cit flor, forismt Sope er,
bpoo on ber preoe meo iuar, Mo.
6ant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Oct pulfanlfe 10
bruo / Syohapet

Sor life Irnge iiben bapoc Ipi'
ierue en- Mcboclelie ont ct pGloigt
nuIfonif llbbritb poa glutbrpneen /
Garuppen Npbebriberne. Giennib.
,ter 9ipcr Ell rpitcnbc og poa ionrn1c
Tio itorartct SfiIhrinp al Sen opl.
oioe Natilrfatoitroie, iom filler i
Sfnagen alt Set, man | Oct iloite
Morbunbrcoe bar opleoet paa blle
fierne Ger. 2obeit rcanet err oper
800 Snoieote iaIot iom Sffer Tor
Scnnc llIpffc. Zen o~iiitrolite aorre-
iponbent til "0ailp 1eleerop6", bau.
Be / Siorcp InIeoning til at tale per.
ionIig mes fIerc SIpgtninge og nteb
aopteiren paa Ell er1cIif Camper,
iom Iaa for Mnfer / Nrrbeben al
Zen, So llobrliooct ianot Stco.
aotaitroien bespnhte mes orsnenbe
SorbenifroIo oq umi0oelbart eiter
illIgte bcitiQe Grploiioncr hurtig ef.
Ter bueranorc. get bertcS. TOM
ON set bar CT obermenneifeIigt Or.
tiqcri, iom pIli0ieli1 bar begnrht at
gioe Slo. % / npite 2ieblif bar
ale aratere / piIo 8irfiombeb. Som
Sloilanger inoe6e DC ifinnenoe ga.
paitrsmme iig neooper Sfrpnter og
Stprtninger, og belle Sioen illlgte Den
enc Grploiion eiter Ben anoen. Get
Dor ion1 ON Siel0et preb itg / oGloi-
ae arnmpetr9fninger, % eiter boert
Sfrolb ippeoe araterne me Slam.
memosier moo Simlen. Ia BET blep
merit, hoppeoe De pploige 6lammer
/ Sereonn5 Here Srnoreoe Weter op
ouer Sen bsieite Sielofnm og faIteoe
iii ipegeliesa9tioe ems no oper al
gocIpgQelien. Store aIippebloffe
blep ilpnget / @eiret og aitegneoe lig
Iforpt meb fine merte Gmrios mob
oe lpienoe 6lommer. Gioerc % pi0e
re breote Ser iig Sfper al StsD og
Iife. 5llilut uar belle Simmelen
bc0pffet al en- begiort Gin, iaa al
Stiernerne blep borte. Get iaa No,
iom ON Sapet fo1te. % oct IpIte ION
&lo, meoens prloige Weteoritene meo
en- bnpienbe Spo ioriuunot / @sIger-
ne. (ua Iieloiioerne oPItcoe Sooa.
itremmen iig pioere % pioere ior til
lint al lobe no / Sieen. Set par ct
ioriproeIigt, men ogiod ct piounoer.
ligt Spu".
Gette bar Sc Sagttngelier, man
Qjoroe ira Sfibet, iom Iaa uoerior
Sen iarlige Gone. Wen Be, iom bar
@ione til aataitroien paa nGrmere
SOLO, bar isrgeli9e % ifrpftelige Gn.
fcltheocr al berette. Gn a. De req
0ece iortGller, huorle6eS ell Snoieot
uiloe ipringe inc / lin Sptte Tor at
rcooe lin gamlc Nor. ) bette 2ie,
blif iif man ie oeu @amle fommc
itprtenoe no al Sptten meo beie
An0itifrig. og / lin ianielsie RGoiel
iprang bun ret 10 / en- @ren al ga.
uoitrsmmen. Ssr Oct bar muligt at
bringe henoe @ipIp. iolot bun meo
belle lin SGngoe neo / Den glsoenoc
Masie, OF et GiebIit eiter lau mon
bare iorfulcoe S%epninger al benoe,
30 9apaitremme hauoe iormeIig ON
rinoet en- Gel al 2anosbpen OF Der.
meo ale Sc Mpno, apinoer og Born.
iont 6oeoe Der. @enner og SlGgt
hinge, Tom boebe / oen bsierc Iiggen.
sc Eel al 9anoSbpen. blen iorifaa.
neoe, men ira lit iifre Staoe maat.
re De / aimRstig Sortuilelie ie paa.
huorleoes DC andre blep leuenoe
brpnote. Get par umiliet at fom.
me oper 9apaitremmen. NQereoe
Ell aiitanS al Is @teter par Seoen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
IRA X~a;Sarpn til
settle

Sorouoto No55ori heo Ell pQte ito.
ltenit Sa55oron og Gelenigt. ioml
borbcnt og meo iiueSc alpncr itrei.
'eoe omfrin9 / Sen noturitierne Gan,
bpor ban berte biemme. % lepeoe
bare al oct. iom goobicrteoe Wenne.
Tier 9no oen io~rtloffeoe @lit nleo Sc
opbe. brGnbenoe Zine. Sans Nho.
llngsbcltlTitigelie par at liogc / So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Cor Rntnnrn.
&sbieeret at Ell .raftitt Susmpoer.
Gortlpttelie.)
2pnner bet iig at fjsbc biQist?

9ra9ter % aaaber lsnner Set 'ig
ubetinget at fipbe paa Gales, iipr
bpiS nlalt fan pente mco at fisbc
Tinteroroster og 9interfaobe til sc
tore Gales imeIlem Sui % Nptoor,
ba ale De itore @utifer operterer
neoiatte Griier. Sigeonn er Set meb
@uarbragt og @aarfoabe, fan en-
oente meb at fisbe oen til SIutnin.
gen al Wai ener / SUM-, iaa tan Ell
altio foa pene Tirg meget biaig. Ser
fan bel nosen gisre ben Snbpen.
oing, at ba er 10 Sen 1io al @aoren
forbt oa man oQermelt trpngcr
Vnororagt % 8aarfaabe, = og oct
er 'anot, men iau bar en- 10 baaoe Ell
itomerfet Graat pg &aabe til Soften,
og ON Soften trGnger Ell boaoe
"Era9t" OF aaabe mere emo ON
Taaren, tbi ont Soaren blir oct Ion
oftelt iao parmt, nniten nleO Ell
Sang, at Ell BELT "faiter" baaoe 9oo.
be % "Sacfet". It oiSie Gina life
blir eiter o%Ileriioite Mobe ON So
item, er ogioo lanbt, men for Dem al
oS lom / oct belle III a fiebc biQiq,
% prepe at ipare, iaa fan en- life
pGre a a ~aibrneig al Mooer. ga
fiober man en- Graet iom life bar CT
ieineioloenoe Snit Cog 2roeter, Tom
CT iaa moocrne, at ane logger Wer-
fe til Dem, lenler oct iie aIorig
Tor Solf at fjpbe, iom bar lioell
Naao % mao haoe line 9rngter Ell
I9n9ere SiO, TIL %iaobonne Sragter
gaar altio tort at Wooen. % itiffer
oa laa meget n1er / Ginene, eno
Gragter meo mere enfelt, iororirgs-
irit Snit) oq uoen meget Fpnt, iipr
oa life / ofltiffenoe Sarper, iao bill
ingen lGgge Merfe til, ON Soften.
at BET life err nler libite Wo0e. Get
bpnoer ogiaa at Der err gobe Salg
ttolig pau Soften o. 0anren, og at
man ba ogioa fan ilunpe til at iaa
rigtig gooe aie6, men ga giploer
Set iipr at man Ter neie citer booGc
inoperoig % uOpenOig; ior er ser
noget iom cr pirefIig gobt 3ei on
goot Snit, life nogen Sell pes, iom
at Oct "poier iig" Der % Der, eller at
Sfjcrtet er uiorbolosmpsiig trongt
oper Softerne eaer iliet, ioa fon set
oite ppre en- onOen lioen Sell. Tom
/ og Tor iig life gjer noget, men iom
nQigepel bar beuirfet, Of aoaben Ell
Ter Gragten bar moattet blipe reou.
ceret. Sor at nPune ct Grempel.
Ser / SeIt ror leg meo en- una Ga.
me. iom ituloe hape Jig 9interfaabe.
og moatte bape ben ioa tiolig, at
bum maotte benDtte iig al set ierite
Solg, - og billg maatte Ben oaiau
pare. 9i ian0t oa, at De ileite aaa,
Der, iom iolgtes Tor $10.4S ~ tror
jeg set bar. plrfelig par "biQiqe"
aaaber / ale @etponineer al Sroet.
Ga oe n9ite / lris, iii $14.50 fom
ri til at ie nofiaa neie oper. oa ionOt.
at / ilere 3iliGloer itoo ser S13.75
T. gr. paa Dem, iaa be ioftiif por
billigere emo Den EriS, iom De
MI ifuloe i9lges for, - MI hang DC
nemlia altiaa meo aaaberne iii
S14.50, oq oct ifuloe bore neoiat
Gris! Seq gioroe ben urge Game,
iom bite os &aaberne opmerfionl
paa bette % iagSe, at oct rimeligpis
bar en- Seiltngelie. men bun par or.
lig NOT til al ii9e, at oet troeoe bun
life bar SiliGloe, Oct bar piItnof
giort meo Billie. "Dou bape TO feep
pour epes peelco nben pou 40 TO
these tales, ia9oe bun. Men ri
ianbt DOG en- pirfelis Bargain iii.
Hut, en- aaabe, iom lisnet alSeles De,
iom par merfet atteu Collars, men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
EurntPtt 90 Bupru.
Rshiaerrf At en- pralfiI GarmeI
SGlctpict.

Seitei9lerne ifi,lbe ren9ieres o9
imsrts minbit en- Gang ON garet,
men ferIt og remit ber Oct lie ON
@oaren. Gette piloe gisre at SG'
IeIPoeret holot iig bsieligt og mpgt,
% at S9Icrne berfor piloe pare
Irngere. Mcns ser er mango Maa'
ser at renie % inere SGletei pao,
err ioIeenbe Srem9angSmaooe boaoe
iinlpel og eiieftip:
Soa Splerne ira bperanore, %
lag oent / Ell Cub" eaer @allc
meo Ilnfent @anb, bpori er opleit
en- SoanofuIo "@aibine SODA.
2ao Spletoiet li8ge i @leo Is q 20
Minuter. @ao Oct iaa goot oper
nleo Ell srop, itiu Serite. Gn al
minoeIig "Scrub Srilib" er goo rof
til Oct BRIG. Naar Memmerte o9
9eberet / SGlerne er rGIten forfeit
iaien, ipGrte8 Gemnler o. Spoer
goot nleo "@bee 9lacfening". Sen-
ne Spprte fan mut iaa fiebt hos
enbpcr S9lemafer. Spis life SG-
Ieteiet ipprtes, iom ber antpoet,
cQer man bar ~"2ampblacf Oil" /
Glen, man brl,ecr til Smsrelle, pil
Set blipe reot % ltpgt. Naar SPle-
teiet eiter Spprtnineen er blepet al
beles tort igjen, ta8er man Ell Vom-
ulbsfllb % gniber set 9oot oermco.
@nio aItiO meb - life MOB "tbc
@rain" eller Norpen. Eaa Den
Moabe ioar man Tibrene til at leg
ge iig, iaa 2Gberet bliuer bla1ft %
9lat baobe / &onterne % oilers.
Gag ioa Ell Quart al "Neots SCOT
Cir, blarb / liot &eroiene, par1t
glanoinsen % rer gobt ON | Den.
Smsr iaa SrIetsiet aobt ct Tar
@ange meo nppntc Ole. Gcrpaa
bPllges Oct op tor CT Dllpe tpr1, men
nlaa life b9nges / Solen eaer for
npr iterf @orme. Gfterat Slien
bar eaaet goot ino / SToeret, fon
mlon for of eisre oct blonfere og
finere gaa BET ooer n1eo Cattle
Soap". "@hite Cattle Soop" ber
set bore, ~ifrioer "Sorie @orlo"
Ga naar set er eiort, itaor oct bare
ieicn at "buele" Sc forifiellige Gelc
iammen.
CONNIE Splemafere renier %
imgr snIetsi iaa binist, at mango
Sarmere bel beaer pil operlaoe Ir-
beibet til bem eno ielp gisre oct.
Sopeoiogen er, at arbeioet bliper
lofert. Srletci foiter Tenae M
for Siben, rg berfor lsnner BET Jig
gpbt at taqe bebre @are paa BET,
cnb ofte bliper eiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
@iprpSnfter paa Tarmen.

On Snrmers Sremgang paa Snr.
men afb9nger | itor llbitrpfning
al, bporpibt han gier iig Nptte al
gi~probufterre. Ser or / @irfelig-
beben ct forbolbspis iterre Sorraah
al giprooufter paa en- 6nrm END
nogen anben Sorretning. 90 oiSie
giprooilfter bar pitt iig at bore al
meget itor 9etponing / flere Sen-
ieenber for Sarmeren.
Ser ct nogle al Sc forifieQige 9i.
probufter poa 6urmen. Serit Mais-
itilfen, eiterat Maisarene er pluffct.
Iernpit bpab er at ianfc for Gprc,
lie noe paa Mgerre, ii0en aplingen
Tor garet er beitet, FAINT Supn IongS
@ieroer og i gffrosene. Siberc
@iobilen efter be nleb Mais gis-
beoe areatllrer. Ser er iom Gegel
en- goo Gel meo uforOeiet Mois /
oen. 90 ina @ieoilen otter ole Sus-
bprene Ipm et 0iibbel til at boloe
oSoroens Gpreepne peoliee. Cube
lio Sfummctmelfen og aiernemels
fen. iamt Stroa og enoog llerps.
Zen cneite MaaOe, bporpaa man
fan eisre iig bisic 9iproSuftcr mt
tiae, er at babe iorifieQige Sla9s
Susopr paa Sarmen. SEQ at boloe
flcre Slogs Susopr, fan mon 9iere
Eenge al omtrent oft, iom paa Sar.
men porer. &c urgc Grilc % Sal
penc uil bore % tribes ubmGrfet,
naar Sc faar al ben lfunlnlcOe lcoe
Melf De pil bape. Spinene uil life
aiernemelfen uonlprfet atpeo, b5oo
Sc ianfer op ira @isbilen efter DC
maisfeoeoe Greaturcr. Gnbog Ser.
iene eier iig goo Gptic al al SlagS
Welf og timber meaen Ssoe for iig
/ @isoilen eiter &reaturer, Ser iaar
rigeIigt meo Mais og nnbct 8ren.
WaiSitilfen or aoot @ropicher for
Greaturer, hpis ben er bngget | ret
Sio os ret bebanolet. Sauer og
8riie pil innfc op ell 900 Eel 5eoe
noe paa Iareue, eitero. Marets ap-
Iing er bsitet. Manse 6armere,
iom Hap fine @riie no pao 5pebe-
ngere oa Sapreagerc, eiterat Ser'f'
ninaen par aiort, iaa mcS 6ornsicl-
ic, hporoan oisie Spr poreoe oa lag-
be iig ab paa nogle Tigers Sio peo
at ianfe op 8rsn. iom eaers piloe
aaat tiIipilbe. Sauerne pil pIuffe
/ iig llsrrs oe gisre Der rent oper.
aft, ieIp / 8ieroebisrner os TRANCE
aifroae. So, De niI enoos blipe
tine og febe berpee.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
That Stubborn Abscess
Il Is Healed Only by Getting
The Blood in Action

Here are some very valuable facts
for all who have any blood trubie
with external outbreaks.
Do not cover it so as to interfere
with perspiration or the formation of
protective scabs. Keep it clean and
bandaged. If it is a stubborn case,
flush your blood with S. s. S This
famous blood purifier works wonders.
And you can easily give your blood a
good. thorough cleansing by using
S. S. S. There is no need for anyone
to be despondent over the illness of
blood impurities. No matter how
badly they attack the system or how
unsightly becomes the skin, just re-
member what distinguished doctor
said: There is one ingredient in
S S. S. that so stimulates the cellular
tissues throughout the body that they
select their own essential nutriment
from the blood.
This means that all decay, all breaking down
Of the tissues is checked and repair work be-
gins. s. S. S. has such a specific influence on
all local cells as to preserve their mutual well
Fare and afford a proper relative assistance TO
zach other. More attention is being given to
scientific medicine than ever before, and S. s. s.
Is the highest achievement in this line.
Do not fail to get bottle Of s. s. S. to-day.
If your abscess is of such nature that you
would like to consult specialist, write to the
medical department, The Swift Specific Co., 311
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca.
Beware of any attempt to sell you somet thing
else for the blood. Many people have been
imposed upon by having some mineral mixture
palmed OF on them. Ask for S. S. S. and
insist that S. S. S. is what you propose TO get
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania
Special TO The Teieernhh

Gettysburg. - David Kitzmiller, "A
years old, died at his home in Balti-
more street on Friday night. Mr..
kitzmiller was postmaster at Gettys-
burg from 1890 to 1894. He was
born in Adams county and has been
a resident of Gettysburg nearly all
his life. He is survived by his wife
and one daughter, Miss Eva, and one
son. Charles b. Kitzmiller He has
been a member of Gettysburg Lodge,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows for
the past fifty-three years. Funeral
was held to-day
onestoga.-Franklin A. Haines, 73
years old, a veteran of the Civil War,
bricklayer and contractor, died yes
terday from a complication of dis
eases. His wife, six children and sew
eral grandchildren survive.
Marietta.-Mrs. John Cashmere, go
years old, died yesterday of cancer.
She is survived by her husbond six
children and five grandchildren.
Sunbury.-George Malick, a promi-
nent railroadman. stricken with apo
plexy, died at his home in Reagan
street here at the noon hour on Sat-
urday.
Dillsburg.-Charles March. motor
man of the Dillsburg and Mechanics
burg motor car, died on Saturday at
tliC Va HE W -ll-ldN,
Bushey, of near Latimore, where he
with his family, had been living since
he was. compelled to give up work on
the car on account of lung trouble
Mr.. March was 3S years old and is
survived by his wife and two children.
Stewart and Katherine March; one
sister, Mrs. Bream. of Gardner's Sta
ton, and one brother. About a year
ago brother of Mr.. March was acci-
dentally shot to death while hunting
deer. Two months ago his sisters
husband, Mr.. Bream. died, and few
days later a brother of Mrs. March,
Clayton Bushey. died after an illness
ow two days of pneumonia.
Shippensburg.-Mrs Hinton, COL
ored woman, died at her home In
West Orange street. She is survived
by her husband. who is an employe of
T.. p. Tell
Shippensburg.-I.. NJ. Function, OF
East Orange street. died yesterday of
heart trouble
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
Mrs. J. Emery Fleisher
Hostess to Woman's Club
SpeeidI TO The Telegraph

Newport, Pa, Feb. 2.-As is it's an
nual custom, the Woman's Club en-
tertained on Friday evening with Mrs.
j. Emery Fleisher, hostess Mrs. Car
rie Eby Jeffers and Mrs. ]. Harry Nc
Culloch rendered piano duet, and
the president of the club, Mrs. James
M. Kunkle gave a reading. There
were also guessing contests for the en-
tertainment of their guests. Elaborate
refreshments were served. The men,
bers of the club were Mrs. Horace
Beard, Mrs. Edith Brandt Barton,
Mrs. Lemuef w. Brimmer, Mrs. Henry
o. Orris, Mrs. James M. Runkle, Mrs.
William Dorwart, Mrs Robert M.
Ramsey, Mrs John s. Leiby, Mrs.
Carrie Eby Jeffers, Mrs. j. Harry Nc
Culloch, Miss Ella Fleisher, Miss Jen-
ME Linn Milligan, Miss Anne Lynn
Irwin, and their guests, Mrs. Hiram
M. Keen, Mrs Charles C. Brandt. Miss
Mary McCulloch, Miss Carrie Diven,
Miss Grace McManigal the Rev.
James NJ. Runkle, the Rev. Robert NJ.
Ramsey, the Rev. William Dorwart,
j. Holmes Irwin, Hiram M. Keen, John
S. Leiby, DR.. J.. Harry McCulloch,
Frank H. CAN'T. John S. Eby, George
p. Bistline, ]. Emery Fleisher.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
Funeral of Little Girls
Killed in Mountain Accident
Special 10 The TeIegrafL

Newport, Pa, Feb. Yesterday
Emma and Elda Hamaker, little
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hamaker, took place from the home
of the parents near Montgomery's
Ferry The little girls were killed
when an oil wagon. drawn by three
horses, driven by Charles E. Cook
skidded on the icy mountain road
and tumbled over an embankment.
Cook was injured so badly that he died
in short time. Two other children
riding on the wagon escaped injury.
The two little bodies were placed in
one casket and funeral procession
went from the home Of the parents
to the little Hill Church a mile away,
where services were held and burial
made
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
LEBANON IRON TRADE REvIvES
.Sbecial TO The Telcerabh

Lebanon, Pa, Feb. 2.-The Ameri-
can Iron and Steel Manufacturing
Company, the largest employer of
labor in this city. to-day gives employ
ment to hundreds of skilled workmen
in the resumption of it's mills on the
double shift. For months during the
present trade depression the mills
have been operated on single shift.
The past week has witnessed a healthy
revival of trade in the local iron mar
ket and there is a strong intimation
that 1T will mean the relighting of
the fires in the idle furnace plants of
the Pennsylvania Steel Company in
this city and those of the Lackawanna
Iron and Steel Company in this city
and Cornwall
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
INJUNCTION AGAINST COMPANY

Camp Hill. Feb. 2.-On Saturday
the Cumberland county court granted
ia temporary Injunction against the
Riverton Consolidated Water Company
from collecting the increased water
rate from the property owners. who
have been making a protest This is
an mother step in the rate war Of the
citizens of the borough against the
water company
1t is probable that the Public Ser
vice Commission will render a decision
In the matter within a short time
An effort was made by the citizens
to compromise with the water COM
pany until the Public Service Commits
sion rendered decision, but it would
not arbitrate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
Colonial Bedroom Furniture

Golden oak, mahogany and walnut
$500 mahogany dressers AZ inches long, ply backs
drawer bottoms dull finish. February Sale Price $3.50
$3.50 mahogany chfonier in matching pattern Febru-
ary Sale Price Observation-Disclosures. 1880
$3.50 mahogany Princess dressers in matching pattern
February Sale Price Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
$3.50 oak and mahogany dressers AZ inches long
mirror. long and short drawers, dust proof February
Sale Price $500
$3.50 oak and mahogany chitoners in matching pattern
$3.50 oak and mahogany Princess dessers in matching
pattern February Sale Price Observation-Disclosures. S25OO
S165O oak mahogany and bird seye maple bureau cif-
foneres and Princess dressers full swell and saned
mirrors February Sale Price ................ 1925
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
RUB RHEUMATIC PAIN
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Imported AngoraeSweaters: In Sale

for it
the of of
comes the opportunity buy $1,000 to s2Oo
are Copenhagen white an andca
re
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Well-planned Surprise
For Mrs. Sophia Slyder
Special TO The Teleg,obh

Mechanicsburg, Pa, Feb. "A well
planned birthday surprise was given
by Mrs. George Ross, North York
street, on Saturday afternoon in honor
OF her mother, Mrs. Sophia Slyder,
who was 20 years old that day. In
the diningroom centerpiece of pink
and white carnations decorated the
table. supper was served to Mrs.
Susan Raffensberger, Mrs. Harry
Hertzler, Mrs. NJ. H. Spahr, Mrs. Lizzie
F'etzer. Mrs. Annie E. Lloyd, Miss
Kate Poole, Mrs. Sophia Slyder and
Mrs. G. B. Ross. Mrs. Slyder received
many good wishes and remembrances
of the daV
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FUNERAL OF MRS. GLENN

Mechanicsburg, Pa, Feb. 2. The
funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Glenn was
held this afternoon at the home of
Daniel Bates, South High street, the
Rev. Joseph E. Guy, pastor of St.
Paufs Reformed Church, officiating.
Burial was made in the Trindle Spring
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
MISSION SERVICES NEXT WEEK
Special to The TcleernhLl

Mechanicsburg, Pa, Feb. Be
ginning next Sunday evening, Febru-
airy s, at 7.30 o'clock. a mission will
be held in st. Luke's Episcopal
Church. There will be mission
preaching every evening, concluding
with Saturday evening. The Rev. H.
b. Pulsifer rector of St Johns
Church, Marietta, will be the mission
airy, assisted by the Rev. C. Stuart
kitchin, rector of st. Luke's Church.
Mt. Joy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-02
ELECT OFFICERS

The altar chapter of st. Paurs Guild
has elected the following officers
Mrs A. ID. Horn, president: Mrs. Hell
en- c. Brown, vice-president; Mrs. Ed
ward Hughes. treasurer: Miss Florence
Miller, correspondence secretary; Miss
Mary Harsh, recording secretary.
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DIR. WASHINGER WILL SPEAK

Shippensburg, Pa, Feb. 2.-Dr. w.
H. Washinger, of Chambersburg, con-
ference superintendent, will preach at
M essiah United Brethren Church on
evening.
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$500 Worth of Parlor and Librs
Tables in the Sale at $3.50

Mahogany tables in the newest designs
1895 mahogany tables. February Sale Price 49,. $6.95
$50 mahogany tables. February Sale Price 80. $4.95
$500 mahogany tables February Sale Price -. 1915
$7.5O mahogany tables February Sale Price $11.95
S29.50 mahogany tables February Sale Price $3.50
$3.50 mahogany tables February Sale Price :. $3.50
Sl6.5O mahogany tables February Sale Price $1O95
$3.50 mahogany tables. February Sale Price $3.50
$4I5 mahogany tables. February Sale Price $3.50
$3.50 mahogany tables. February Sale Price -. 1896
Pomeroy Stewart Floor
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$3.50 Full Length Coats Of Serge
and Cheviot in Sizes for Misses
and Large Women: So. so

Our full length
dyed
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Furniture in the February
Standard Qualify
r Less and Sold Below
ricesDuring hisMonth

The Furniture Sale long established
lowered
placed months the leading
allied with the Syndicate Trading Company
the country
their
such advantages be