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ENDS INDIGESTION
OR STOMACH PAIN
IN FIVE MINUTES
" P a p e S Diapepsin
Makes Sick. Sour.
Classy Stomachs
Feel Fine

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Millions of men and women now eat
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Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
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PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT
ACCESS TO ANTWERP TAKEN

London, Nov. II, 3.35 A. MA
"Daily Express correspondent on the
Belgian frontier sends the following dis
patch:
"Great precautions are being taken
to prevent access TO Antwerp and com
munieation with that city.
On Tuesday Michael Doyle, special
agent Of the American Treasury De
partment, left Rotterdam in motor car
with dispatches for the American lega-
tion at Brussels. The German minister
at The Hague. specially instructed him
to follow circuitous route through
Breda, Thorout. Aerschot and Louvan
instead of taking the shorter road
through Malines which is closed. This
shows that remarkable military activity
is proceeding at Antwerp
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sinking OF NICER DARING
feat OF kaiser SUBMARINE

Deal Eng, via London, Nov. II,
$50 A. Thousands of people wit.
messed the sinking off Deal of the Brit
ish torpedo gunboat Niger by German
submarine while lying in the Downs op-
posite tine pier head.
At noon a loud roar of an explosion
was heard, dense columns of black
smoke were seen to arise and the Niger
almost Immediately began to go down
10y the bows. Though partially hidden
10Y clouds of smoke and steam the stern
OF the Niger was seen to rise gradually
in the air until the greater length of
her keel was visible. Then she slid
slowly and gracefully beneath the water
twenty minutes after she was struck.
Her boilers burst Immediately before
She disappeared and caused further
rush of steam.
Nearly all of the crew were below at
dinner when the torpedo struck the ship
and orders to close the water tight doors
were shouted from the bridge. When
the crew flew to obey one of them OBJ
served the white foam following the
course of the torpedo. The explosion
followed and a large hole was made
Just before the bridge in the forward
part of the Ship
Boats were Immediately launched,
including two lifeboats and the crew,
including Captain Muis and the Off
GERS. were rescued Three of the sur
vivors are injured and it is reported
that two men are missing. This is the
first time a German submarine has pen
etrated the Downs where nearly a hun
dred ships were at anchor at the time
of the disaster.
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Judged From Stories
Told by Eyewitness
es Arriving From the
Battle Front
GERMANS DENY
USER RETREAT
Say French Bluejackets at Dixmude
Were Finally Compelled to Give
Way Under the Fierce Attacks of
the Kaiser Forces

Paris, Nov. II, l A. M.-The bat.
tie IN Flanders is as far as ever from
a decision, according to the official com
muncations and judged from stories
tod by eyewitnesses arriving from the
battle front. The Germans have given
an emphatic denial of the reports that
they were in retreat by carrying Dix
nude, on the User, . miles north of
1pres and on the road to Dunkirk.
which the Germans are striving to Mt
tain. French blueiackets at Dixmude
had held the town against them in the
face of fierce attacks for the past week.
but were finally compelled to give wav.
The allies attempts to drive the Ger
mans out again have thus far failed.
Rest OF Front Unchanged
On the rest of the front. as far as
the river LyS, the situation. according
to latest adyiecs, remains practically
unchanged.
As the principal action latterlv has
centered to Il large extent around Dix
nude, the Germans are entitled to
claim the advantage but the French
are strong posted in the vicinity and
the possession of the villages so far
mas dN dliVU JuSUl Uut IlIIic.
The setback at Dixmude, in the opin.
ion expressed here. is somewhat COM
pensated for by the progress made by
the Belgians along the Nieuport -Ostend
road. II followed up, this advance
apparently would threaten the German
flank
Fresh Masses of Germans
East and south of Ypres the Ger-
mans seem to have found fresh masses
of troops to hurl into the murderous
fray, but the allies seem to be holding
their own. The country IS undulating,
well wooded and covered with a multi
tude of farms. which are surrounded
10y large elms. The villages are few
and small and most of the population
is centered on these farms. which are
distant from each other at the most
from uwo to three hundred Yards.
These innumerable and solidly L5uilt
brick houses, with their walled country
yards and sometimes deep bitches,
make excellent bases for small detach-
ments and play an important part in
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FALLS WITH AND KILLS BABY

Canousburg, Nov. 12.-In a fall
down a flight of stairs at her home,
Mrs. Joseph Simons, a well-known so
cicty woman, was seriously injured
Yesterday morning, while her S-month-
old son, who was in her arms, was
fatally hurt, dying shortly afterward.
As result of her injuries. combin-
ed with the shock of her child's death,
Mrs. Simons is at her home in a Sc
rious condition, with several physicians
in attendance. Mrs. Simons was COM
ing down to breakfast.
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TURKS To ABANDON PLANS
AGAINST SUEZ. ROME HEARS

London. Nov. PA dispatch to the
DAILY Telegraph from Rome says:
The Nieu Freie Pressc. the Niennese
organ, says the Turks have reuounced
their idea of attacking the Suez Canal
because they fear lest by so doing they
might endanger the interests of Italy
Italy would be thereby compelled. the
paper says. to abandon her neutrality.
a dispatch to the Exchange Tele,
graph Company from Athens says:
1T is learned that a conspiracy has
been discovered in Constantinople
against the Germans and Young Turks.
The chief consprators were arrested
and shot.
THE population of the Ottoman
capital is becoming very excited as a
result Of the Turkish defeats on Sun
day \ number of German non com
missioned officers were attacked.
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ACADEMY GAME EARLY
Players to Be Given Chance to See
College Game

In order that the players will be
able to witness the Gettysburg Bucbnell
game st Island Park Saturday after,
noon, the Harrisburg Academy game
with the Lebanon Valley College Re
serves win be played at 1890 clock
in the morning. This is the last sched-
uicd game on Academy list and Man
ager Bailey is now irving to schedule
another game for November 21
ecrimna2e practice was held this
afternoon ia preparation for the game.
\ victory Saturday win make the sea.
son 4 success.
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Charged With Jumping Board Bill

Lebanon. Nov. 12.-The Philadel-
phia police yesterday communicated
with the police of Lebanon informing
the latter that the former arrested John
Hopkins, who was an amateur baseball
pitcher here last summer. Hopkins is
charged with jumping board bill in
this city
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dun DUN bullets found on British pris.
Oners and also of British rifles equipped
with contrivance to cut off and per.
forate the points of bullets.
The above information was given out
officially to the press in Berlin yester-
day.
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mentieres region, according to some Of
the French military critics, is to
achieve a real victor. which will obliee
the allies left to fail back and reor-
ganize and repair its losses. The Ger
mans would then leave as small n force
as they deemed safe to hold the allies
and send the rest against Russia.
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CAMPAIGN ALL NEGATIVE
Candidate Received, Promised, Ex
pended and Got" Nothing p

Washington, D. Cg Nov. 12.-
Charles II. 5. Robinson, of Roxbury,
Mass, who ran for Congress in his dis.
trict on the Republican ticket. fled his
report at the Capitol yesterday. 1t
said: q received nothing, promised
nothing, expended nothing, got moth
ing"
Richard Olney, I'd, of Boston, who
was elected to the House, fled state.
ment showing that he received contri-
buttons of $12S and spent $l,04S in
his campaign.
Many of the campaign reports have
been coming in irregularly and in poor
shape. Some of the candidates failed
to swear to their statements.
| would rather sit on pumpkin and
have it all to my self than be crowded
on a velvet cushion Thoreau.l
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GERMAN GENERAL EXHIBITS
SOME DUM-DIM BULLETS

Berlin. Nov. II (by wireless).- -
Lieutenant General Hellingrath, inspec-
tor of German military roads, with
headquarters at Cambria, in northern
France, is making public exhibitions of
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9xt2 Body Brussels Rugs-only
) in the lot-beautiful colorings
and exquisite designs-all new ana
perfect goods. A S27.50 value.
Special for Friday at, each,
S22.5O
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Dress Ginghams in blue. gray,
pink and dark stripes and checks
makes splendid school dresses; worth
10c. Special for Friday at, per
yaro' .t.....,.. E1n n
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Ruffied Net and Scrim Curtains,
; yards long and 40 and 4J inches
wide-splendid selection. Regularly
$500 to $4.00 values. Special for
Friday at, per pair, ..St 90
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White Wolfe and organdie Collars.
embroidered in all colors--Dutch
and fare styles-25c and soc val
ues. Special Friday at oNE-HALF
PRICE.
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3S-inch Unbleached Muslin, me-
dium weight, nice even cloth, worth
&c. Special for Friday at, per yard,
SO
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Large double bed size Spreads,
nicely hemmed, good heavy quality
-Marseilles pattens-sell regular
ly at $1.5O. Special for Friday at,
each' h'..............."S1.19
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Three styles Crepe Gowns, en-
broidery trimmed, low neck ana
short sleeves. The regular Si.O0
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Large all-over kimono sleeve
Aprons made of good serviceable
quality percale in checks, figures and
stripes, also plain blue-made in
medium, large and extra large sizes
has pocket-worth soc. Special
for Friday at, each, ..... SOC
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1Oc Unbleached Canton Flannel
with heavy twill hack and well
feeced. Special for Friday at, per
yard ''''.''.''...'7 71ac
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WARREN'S Featherbone Shaped
Girdle Forms-all sizes. Special for
Friday at, each, ....EH
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Mems 'KADY' Suspenders-wide
and narrow Isle web-regularly
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Soc
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Large size hemmed Huck Towels
with pretty neat red borders-splen-
did for every day uso--worth IL Il c..
Special for Friday at, each, Or
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Mems PIONEER" Suspenders.
narrow Isle and also heavy work
kinds-regularly 25c. Special for
Friday at. per pair, ......1Tr
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Ladies' medium weight Union
Suits, high neck, and long sleeves,
ankle length-ali sizes; S1.OO dual.
ity. Special for Friday at =. -EI
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Plain Net and Lace Plaitings in
cream and white-differen widths
-25c and SOC values. Special for
Friday at 1870 and 25c
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Large size Bed Comforta bles filed
with good clean white cotton, COW
cred with pretty chint5 on both
sides-sells regularly for $1.75.
Special for Friday at, each,
ST. 80
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All pure Linen Damask Table
Cloths, size 66x66, full bleached
and hemmed-excellen patterns-a
regular $3.50 value. Special for
Friday at, each, ....S1 80
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'''She never retails scandal.
"Na?"
" Always wholesales IT, t'-7Philalel-
-hia Ledger.
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4O-inch Colored Bordered Scrims
for curtains-excellent patterns and
all new Fall goods. Worth 25c.
Special for Friday at, per yard,
17c
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Ladies' Tailored Waists in white
and cream madras-made with de-
tachable collar and cuffs--excellent
values at 81 20. Special for Friday
at, each, ......a.... 70r
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Odd pairs of Ruffied Muslin Cur.
tains, 2la yards long and 40 inches
wide-slightly soiled and only (D
one pair of kind. Regularly 81 80.
Special for Friday at, per pair,
soc
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PHOENIX Knitted Muffiers In
black, white and gray. Special for
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This is what abraham Lin
coin said: "No library is
complete without two eer-
tain books-the Bible and
Shakespeare; hardly a quo
tation is used in literature
that is not taken from one
of these books"
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Aviators OH the Move

AyiatorS report the movement of
troops and heavy guns on large scale
in the interior of Belgium. some going
toward Germany, others toward Ant
werp and vet others toward Courtrai.
The explanation of this movement ap-
pears to be that solid troops, capable
of operating in the open, are being sent
TO eastern Prussia, their places in the
trenches being taken by less trained
men. The guns going TO Antwerp, it
is believed here, are due to desire to
have strong flank position against the
allies in case they advance on Brus-
sells.
The object of the continuous Ger
man attacks in Belgium and the Ar
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Armour's RoMANzA Toilet Soap,
regularly t0c. Special for Friday at,
per cake, ...............EH
Palm Olive Soap. Special for Fri
day at 3 cakes for ....:... S5r
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the long battle. The struggle is taking
place among the farms in the direction
of the border towns of Comes. Warwick
and Menin.
The comOaJs around La Bassee nd
Arras. where the British are operating,
have shown no decisive changes. The
German onslaught here has been sue
cesSfully ana steadfastly maintained,
the British repelling attack after at
tack
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SOC quality at EACH '''' 29c
29c quality at each' .'-..17c
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The Quality Store"
RAREBARGAINS
FOR FRIDAYS SHOPPERS
EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL

Ladies' inclu famo
STYLECRAFT make at just ONE HALF
None purchased specially
high grade quality stock All prevailing
model Each the
ticket will be sold regardless oNEHALF PRICE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-14
For Falling Hair

Falling hair is said to be the first
sign of a rundown condition. II is
also the result of carelessness.
The first step toward eliminating
dandruff will be the first step toward
stopping falling hair. A good cream,
with sulphur in it, is beneficial for
this condition. Part the hair In as
many places as is necessary to have
the cream cover the greater part OF
the scalp. Do this about three
times a. week.
A shampoo made of any good tar
soap is good for dry hair. Use the
shampoo twice week, and use daily
an ointment composed of
Precipitated sulphur -.......1 drachm
Salicylic acid 20 grams
Oil of lavender 10 minims
Lanoline .....................2 ~ ounces
Women will make their hair much
finer and softer If they brush it for
ten or fifteen minutes nightly. A
good, stiff brush can be used, but
not wire one. Plenty of air should
be allowed for the hair, and good
ventilation is imperative, says the
Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
Prevention of falling hair is easier
than the cure. Do not wear close,
tight-fitting toque continuously. Try
to arrange that a change in hats
will allow more freedom to the hair.
Massage will increase the circula-
ton. Loosen the hair at night, place
hot cloths on the scalp, and then
massage gently in all directions for
five minutes. In any case, do not
wet the hair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-14
BY ADELINE CARRIcK WEI
III iIEI1ISE tssHIth
Copyright Daily Publishing Companyo


splendid secret, surprise for you
and mother
''And you'll spoil everything if you
find out fore we're ready chimed
in Davie with a scoWl, "and If you
do find out" he threatened, I'VE
just won't teach
"Dav-ee!'' shrieked Dorothy,
quite forgetting she was at table,
Dav-ee Dearl"
Dayie jumped, then frowned.
'Aw, l wasn't going to tell it, = he
said Grossly; you scared me- Dor
othy Dear, screeching like that"
you nearly did tell it," Dorothy
accused, tugging at one of her yell
low curls, land If you had. Davie
Dear" Words failed her. She
leaned back in her chair and finished
the sentence with a sigh of complete
evaporation.
Davie grinned,
"S'pose had. You'd a been just
awful mad, wouldn't you, Dorothy?''
well, you mustn't tell ii on that
account" spoke up father Dear
with sudden severity, and you
mustn't tease your sister"
''But She
mot another word, or up you'll
go to bed, double-quick time" said
father Dear, and Davie sat very
still until mother Dear gave the Sig
nal to leave the table.
In the library Dorothy and Davie
sat on the big, slippery sofa and
scowled at each other.
you nearly told
II didn't"
you did"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-14
ADVENTURES IN MATRIMONY
BY LEONA DALRYMPLE.
Author the new novel, "Diane Of the
$40 900 by Ida s. s. Mcclure Judges.
awarded a prize OF

We're laboring under decidedly inac-
curate delusion you'll kindly bring it
back,
The waiter, I'm pretty sure, was
new and inexperienced. He visiblyf
f1ustered.
Pays to Kick.
1t was plain that he didn't bno@
exactly what to do.
Monsieur will appreciate the im-
possibility of finding just that por-
tion of chicken" he began.
I'm Indifferent as to Identity
limited. Another piece will do as
well.''
The waiter departed and went into
consultation with the head waiter.
Peter said my wife almost tear
fully, Il think it's perfectly. hideous
of you to kick up a row about your
silly piece of broiled chicken. Every
body will be looking at u.s. And now
see. Tho head walters coming over
here himself. III don't see why IN
is that men are always ready TO kick
up ruRnpus about, something"
The head waiter approached. He
was affable and interested.
at is merely" / explained. that
I object to my dinner being spirited
away when I'm dancing. / en-
deavored to explain that 10 the
waiter yonder. but it seemed to ex-
cite him. In other words, l had ar
excellent piece of broiled chicken and
I haven't it now"
To tell you the truth I was slight
ly Mortified myself at the way this
SNOWFALL of ridiculous detail was
rolling up. Mary looked somewhat
flushed, and the people at The next
table seemed to have developed con-
siderable sporting interest in whether
or not L recovered my portion of
chicken.
The head waiter was apologetic. He
went over and consulted with some-
body else.
"Tm not sure" I said, but be-
lieve they're going to call a general
caucus of walters to consult about
that chicken. The thing is growing.
I've a half mind to bolt If they
bring the proprietor over I'll likely
disappear"
"They won't" said my wife with
a singing glance. THE waters
bringing you another piece of
chicken / heayed a sigh of relief.
1t pays to kick.