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The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-22
NEWS NOTES OF
 ALASKA TOWNS

Mrs. sherman Duggan, of Anchor age, recently received a letter advis- ing her of the death of her brother, Herbert McKenneth, in the war zone.
 Work at the Port Waiter Herring packing plants, in southeastern Alas ka, Is so rushing that the companies are employing a number of additional hands to keep up with the work.
 An extremely high tide, backed by stiff southeast gale, backed up the water in the engine room of the Ket- chikan Power Company recently, put ting out the fires under the boilers.
 Herman Stone, of the mining firm of Lynch, Verde and Stone, has sold out to his partners, Phil Lynch and Tom Verde and quit the Tolovana country. He is now in Fairbanks.
 Jack Altman, of Tolovana, has closed out his mining interests in that section, and will leave soon for the states, where he will join the U. s. army aviation corps.
 A party of men got away recently on the launch Jennie c. from Sew ard for Nuka bay. where the property of the Nuka Bay Mines Company is locate6 They will prospect the pro perty and start work on the develop ment of the mine. -
 Three slackers have been arrested in the Iditarod country, and have been released on bail pending the consider ation of their cases by the grand jury. Several other parties are under inves- tigation and other arrests are expect ed to follow.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-22

The citizens of Wrangell were much wrought up recently when Oscar Wes- ton, liquor crazed individual, open ed fire on the town with a high-pow- cred rifle. Fortunately he aimed a little too high and no one was injured by the bombardment. Weston was ar rested and given six months in the federal jail.
 The home of Frank Davis, a fisher man a few miles below Cinema, was totally destroyed by fire recently, en- ailing a loss of about $500.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-22

George Knapp, second engineer on the steamer Panama was recently fin ed twenty dollars and costs on the charge of assault upon the person of John Froling, fireman on the boat Both men were badly battered.
 Henry Wagener, of Fairbanks, re- gently brought suit through his at torney, Cecil Clegg, to foreclose the mortgage on the Shaw House there. Mir. Wagener holds a first mortgage. number of mechanics lients have also been filed.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-22
CLASSIFIED ADVS.

FOR RENT-Furnished cabins. See Dooley.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
SMASH GLASS IN
STORE, GET CASH

Breaking the glass In rear door.
burglars entered the store OF Louis
Parents. No 50 Woodward-ave.
early Friday morning and took p
small amount Of cash from tie reg
lister.
The store OF the Rochester Cloth
ing company, No. 255 Mich gan-aye.
was entered. but nothing OF value
was taken.
False keys were used TO enter The
apartments uf Mrs. r II McMullen
No 1916 SecondRve. from which "a
shawl, valued az $40. was taken.
The home OF Fred A. Goyer. No
i23 Dragoon-ave., was entered and
articles valued at s. taken
From the home OF r. u, Mckay
No. 36l Euclid-ave. west, goods val
ued AZ s23 were taken
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
HARROUS MOTORS co.
IN COLLISION WITH The
OHIO BLUE SKY STATUTE

when three Detroit newspapers
printed hundreds OF dollars worth OF
he concerns advertising contrary
10 the law, the lIarroun brokers
have not yet made application 10
the state authorities either in Ohio
or Michigan for approval.
In Ohio the brokers 'Iollied
along" representatives OF the secur.
tiles department for some time, ac-
rording 10 Mr. Stewart, asserting
that every effort was being made TO
obtain the necessary details from
the New York underwriters OF the
stock 90 make the application. but
omething was always the matter
with one Of the principal underwrit.
ers He was either sick or out OF
town In the meantime these brok
ers were trying 10 get their applica
ti0ns for licenses thru. The Ohio
f"curitics department finally got
wise" and began TO do little inves-
'ieating They sent Stewart 20
Michigan. after notifying Ohio
newspapers that they must not print
'he lIarroun advertising
So FAR a. IS known. no Harroun
stock is being sold in Michigan, un-
less orders are being taken secretly
md sent 20 New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

litotion uf heart, Gabriel Barron. 49,
Dearborn - years, urcmic poison
ms joe Kiui. 2i1 -. Congress, 20
dayk. matHsmus, Thomas III. Grant.
Hamper hospital. Deiray branch, 90
yrgrs. acldosls stella Payne, Harper
hospital. = years Intestinal Obstruc-
tion Virginia Hairs. Cnildrcu's Free
hospital. about c.. months. acute no.
philtis. Crank Lambert. % j. nerson
west. nuttt % Years alcoholism. John
SalVor. Receiving hospital, about OF
years inquest pending Washington
frrWu, itecelNing hospital about 90
Iflfs i.cE jaw Frances Fellows, re
rNlfirg hospital about - years ty-
pAoid pneumonia, Anna Kuhn, 23is
West Fort so years, Nalvular hcarl
disease Fred ~chragc, Jr,, Hcndrte
and luyard. about a. years. sunoca-
ton CHINA Derac. 523 Fort east
about 81 year. mItrai insufnc iency;
DAYS bronchial pneumonia Augusta
BulzrIg an ~. Aubiu. 60 years. can
Ger ~ stomach. Julia Bickowski, 249
Hale. - years. ancmia peinicious,
kl'h VI Dctar, II stanford. l year,
bipucho pneumonia Mary a. Scott
3ii King 55 years. lpbar pnrufhp-
ria NJ lols1 Katrycz, Samaritan hos
pital -3 years. hroncho pneumonia;
Henry pfzybyia. i3O Lovett. p days.
bronchial pneumonia. Raymond \,
Sprnguc "a Lincoln 20 years, en-
docardltisi Szelaw8 Jarzenski, 800
TWENTY third. 10 DAYS. catarrhal
pneumonia, Minnie SuberOn. %
brewster. 10 years. diphtherta; Clar-
erce A. Schutt. 1910 Merrick.
months, efysipelas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Authorities Clamp Lid
On Concern Banned
In Michigan
PAPERS ORDERED
NOT TO PRINT ADS
State Investigator In
Detroit To Gather
Information

Brokers handling fhe sole of stock
IN the Harroun Motor corporation
Of Wayne. Mich attempted io ,io.
late the securities an- in Ohio in
practically the same manner rs they
did In Michigan. but were checked
before their operation. had reached
he same magnitude a thcy did
here
This vas learned from \ T.. stew
art. Inspector from the securities
department OF Ohio. who has been
in Detroit several days inyestigat.
ing the company and 'he operation
OF brokers selling i's stock
Ohio WIS picked lucrative
field for the exploitation of the
stock soon after on expose IN The
Times had succeeded u toppnE
the unlawful sale OF tlc t iu
this state Lurid and misleading
advertising. similar 20 that used Dor
Detroit newspapers other than Tho
Times. was employed n Dee attempt
10 sell stock In Ohio.
Among those who applied 20 che
ohio securities department Tor H.
cense 90 handle the iarrouu stock
was a frm in Cleveland 'o be- known
az Brooks & Schooicraft. according
go Mr.. stewart Brooks said that be
vas representing J. H. Currler. OF
Detroit. and gave as his references
two men In Nh Curriers' Office here
Currier sold Harroun stock in d.
tor without license This was in
violation OF the law. while The sale
of the stock was second violation
of the statutes at Michigan because
IL had not been approved DIS the
Michigan securities commission
Currier told representatives ot tho
Irosecu,ing Attorney Office in De-
,roit. whom brought In for iurciig
ton. that ha was u.i rurratlng a5
broker. bur merelr selling his own
stock. He became possesVor of o.
he declared. by trading Wayne real
estate for II
Mr. Currlcr has applied Tor q
brokers license In 'he-Ramc Of his
agent. a J Murphy IN Toledo The
securities department o. Ohio IS
holding up these applications Tor III
c"nses untu Mr. stewart can com
plete his investigation In Detroit
Attic the sale Of siork in che lar
roun corporation BIAS been Going on
in other states since last september
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Births


Rows
s ,s 49,.
Wa NJ tsriSt e. - f,oe NIs,,,.iI Xai.
~, htis a lev' rae rt, 49,,
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10y, TOY I'm ~.
M,N''",th ees -lilla i'
~ 10" ~ -,
1. ''r - Nsh ''1~ ~ ~ t.''p
$500 cum
.anhln' o.F "i ~ i'u'.' ., ., -
80 |'N'T
NuN ~ 49, ltNs' ~" "a '-'. v
IN, ~ n'ii -"
nu' 'u. |'",s iN'. ~. -, 80
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l'u."ls' ~ ili' - Nif ~, l'''
ssu hhs, stem, - " 900 r. y a. 4"n,i
Sid NNaN i'.h i-2- W
""nlHT. '- 't lhhF, W i'. ,, 70
w y. Nal,l~' it"L'''
farN Na't,t N"...H ga w.,
Andrew p w Ii- '' HiH' IS
ii'n"A o 4i.lH Nn'i'
10 '',' li'i'
i3'N'f unni'it'' N it- g. ' ga y d
liaipel hospital M''i ~
to~N Ah'''h conn ~ gus
ton. 1900 orcst '1-l t'iE me i.'
is3hd., 'WNt
- ~ i.1d' .1.nt NJ
w oman N"e hitsi A"i ~" nv
,ita'r hospital knnetant' faiu'u '''
Ihirteth'
''tltl'S
Nalttl l. SICK. Ihirt,- on"
Geo hnhasir Is. MARI MAiethltF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Marriage Licenses

cashus clay 81 Alta Williams. 3s.
Thomas Karabip. - wyandotte;
Hattie pomaigalski e. same.
Go. =. hadaiamenti, - Erazia Pc
Godos Karol. 20; wiktonia cudnx.
vsins BERG 2. Sauna Makla. 80.
E-reK i'ucFyc. 20 Dosie Mucus, %.
William Hickey. 90. bennington
Fl0tcnce j Wales. 80. same.
ianl r. Lukasze"ski' ao' Martin"
cornelius Petersen. a5. Toledo Le-
ona Bruhl H. same.
Arthur Ko"erts. IS Edna Gainor.
Anarew Maronek. 20. Grace Hazel
:. Hoissi.uf Riepick %: Bronislswo
MI T5ss''qs n &. Lapfer. % Edna
Wllllaw u walnick. 26. Indiana;
Ruth CloterSou. 81. same.
Pale q Thonpson q pasman
Joseph cawa. ~. Mary cross. ~.
lhwr~ncc Johnston. IS; claire 9.
ioa "a staadiey % Catherine G.
Jo6a NonczaL Is Lillian ssrry-
Nichae' Ponaeo'bo % Anna Tar
o. calvin. Is. HedwiE Borg
waid %
Henry Lanctot, IS Delphine stem
son 2s
Ant4ri Mirduszcwsky 80, Ford
CIV MARY ChodniCka %. same.
Walter b2r'kowski, 20. stella Dom
brow ska 90
Arthur smith, 70 Francis Dietch-
ONION. 10
Joseph schwartz - Lizzie Nuher.
r-,.,, \ ur.,,r, "a ,.t,,ft. Nav
ION Neafer4 40 Connecticut
VIII Myers, 20; Annie y Esthers.
"a
81
John " Compton 80 ieindlay. o.;
Hazel l. Cullen %. chicago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
MOrtuary.

! III RRON~--C. -. az Harper hos
ban1 Fannie Burrows father 90
NJ ilsrrV culhertsnn. ~ VIVA.
Fla. Burial from ch7rci of Brrch
e 1racr 1881 GRAND n vtr-ar o
~ntorday Jam 20 at p m
CASCU Ian r.. fa11 n' the rcai-
demo. ~ hor brother. Charles T.
hammond so Patkcr-aye, Aunir
t,' eo"d .ved wife 30 Chag w
Casgrafn. nun, ral SAiurdar. Inn
% frHri tnuNt residence no h.fn
ard s. peter aud Paul's Jesuit
church af f9 n' io,k
DORR tar ~ ial- Mabel y b.
of N' end Mrs Robert smith Of
'S2 Nickshurg-ave Notice OF fu-
neral lnt"I.
FERSCHNEiDEH wtlliam r. w.
Jan. IS iFf1 aged % years. be-
loved son ~ William and toaephinc
Ierschneider, dcar nr7tneg ~
de Notro Dame Marie-.and
losephinr Funeral fror1 go. id'nct,
- tbi Garland -aNo. Mouda. no N.2u
a. m and Church ~ Npnunciatiun
~ g. lnterment at M Elliott
HOGAN ~. 1917. at residence.
396 Field ave. Inspector Patrick
+ Hogan. beloved husband OF i.GrrgC
Hogan and father ~ Mrs D. A.
Borgin Marie Lillian ana HAROLD
Hognn Fmcral from refidcu.c
SATURDAY. pt a. m and ~
loachiris ehur'h 20 H.sn
MCPHERSON -Blrtts A.. ian H.
1917. aged 90 Nc1rS. ft her late re-
idenco tnIS ffamiiton-avc. beloved
wife ~ Robert Jefferson and dear
mother ~ Florence. Viola aud
Robert Mcpherson. Ir Funeral
services at residence Saturday at
80 3. N lnt"rment az Forest
Lawn.
MrGRrGoR IAN rs. ~ residence
NJ. SO Hazelwood-av Sa~ah T.
McGrcgor, aged 81 years, mother ~
Lolita Y and William \. McGfcgor.
Funeral saturday Jan. 20, an
= M.
NEELY-.Ian Is 1917. NJ his late res
idence. SCI Commonwealth-Dyo
George Nicely. nRed - years. hc-
loved hurhand 81 Rose and father
Of Rhcn r. Ncely. brother ~ Ms
William Heath. Leighton Sen. Eng
lnua Mrs Ioscnh Martin Chatham,
ont Chaunccy r. Neelv ~ Reno.
Okla end Clarence Nrrlv Detroit
Funeral under auspices 81 Oriental
lodge j.. a y NJ. at 1880 = IN.
Saturday lntermcnt az Evergreen
cemetery.
RICHTER Edward \. Jan 10. aged
% months and " DAYS, beloved
son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ
Richter brother Of william J.
Richter. Funeral saturday from
residence. 80 WilsOn-ave.. az . D. ut.
ROLAND ~. 1917. aged IS
years Peter. beloved father OF Syl-
Vcster g.. peter j.. Jr. Alexander J
and Mrs. James Gibbons Funeral
from Schulte-Haley psrlors. f01
Brooklyn. saturday az $50 A. tn.
and Go 81. Mary church at ..
TNER At residence. los sixteenth
81. Charles Tycr aged ~ years.
beloved father OF Mrs. MaIy
Pankonie Mrs sophia Hlnrhman
Mrs Louisa Theis Mrs Anna
Wendt. Charles nrd John Tyer Fu-
neral saturday ~ r. tn eastern
timcl from residence - Russell
TrOWbridgc. pca rhorn. Mici f'u-
neral ~ HaK Grove cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Deaths

Anna klager. 45f Chcnc. 20 years.
inquest r"udin9 1ohu 49, Rcf Har-
per hOspnnl 90 wears. carcinoma
hospital. ~ years inquest Hug
Ann Dntne Greoa hospital 3G years.
general peritonitis. Grace T. Wayne.
l2gg Garfield east. q years. acute d.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
II Is Your Onnortnnitv

We can use 10 good mon. experience
not necessary. best selling propu-
sition on the market Property
along new car line To- Royal oak.
CONSERVATION work on this line VIII
commence soon Get Ia now
y. a.. STEPHENSON.
iaSs-f3io Penpbscot Bids.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
FAKE STBPOFNAS
TO COLLECT DERTS
RESULT IN PROBE

Spurious subpenas for the intimi-
tafion of delinquent debtors are
thought to have been circulated hy
Samuel \ Popkin OF No lois
Brush.st who's" name appears ON
an Impressive and legal looking doe.
ument which describes him 40 cir
cult count clerk"
John W smith chief deputy
clerk received communication
from Thomas y Davis OF Grafton
West Va. enclosing the subpoena
which bore the inscription
Unless YOU pay or return the
goods YOU arc TO appear before me
and show cause Why the contract
should remain unsettled
In heavy faced type Is the in.
junction Fail YOU not
Chief Deputy Smith has delivered
the communication TO the federal
authorities with 4 view Of OBTAIN
ing a prosecution for Illegal use Of
the mail
Assistant Prosecutor Popiel d..
clared during the morning thai
instructed circular identical 20 Tho
one sent Smith. had inadvertently
come into his hands thru the r..
somblance Of his name TO Popkin's.
and that in the same way letter
pleading for time had come 20 him
from man apparently the recipl
on Of still another summons OF
The same sort
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

OUR regular course reduced 10 $50,
Careful individual destruction Day
and night classes. Tools. etc. furn-
tshcd. Positions secured Special
inducement for present class OF
ten men now forming. Write or
call.
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
1874 Woodward Detroit
CEDAR and asphalt and shinglers
wanted National Roofing and Paint
Co. 3a5 MiChiEsn-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

HQDFEES wanted. National Roofing
x Paint CO.. 3ga Michigan-a,c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

Lord Charles Be-esford's hobby
b. carpcntcring. at which he s. quite
m expert
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
ron sALE-REsIDE>CG rRoPEKi
GROOM HOUSE S6S7

Material Tor six-room Aladdin
Readl-Cut Bungalow furnished az
this price Phone or call NJ our
Office Tor copy Of the 1917 catn-
log showing plans and prices Tor
over loo different homes. The Alad-
din Co. eo7 Ford Bldg Phone Main
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
LING,S LATEST LIST

ROOMS -Furui.ure for rooms com.
piete 81 week. sumner 'ftA y t'h.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Typewriter BARGAINS

CORNET BARG AfN REX" trumpet
style, plated. quick change
In frst-cia ee condition square
black leGthrr ease goes this worl
for s-2 rlttNNEIL RIOS Branch
s. Monroe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

NrGRrGOR IAN Is. AZ reslderc.
NJ. SO Hazclwpod- dave. Sa~ah r.
McGrcgor, aged 81 years, mother
Lolita v and William \. McGfcgor
Funeral saturday. Ian. 20, at
n m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Groom Flat-Taylor
Brick Veneer 2-Flats

~ block OF Jefferson rooms and
sun uarlnr slate roofs and fire.
places. hHse plugs. Those buildings
lro brand now. with side drive. on
term ooo down. balance very
easy trrms
G. l.. JACKSON
Gao Drexel Blvd. Hi. 20S5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
MrpIII,IienN

MCPHERSON -Blrttr A.. Jan II.
1917. aged 90 Nc1rs. 80 her late re. b.
idenco inIS Ham lton-svc beloved
wifc ~ Robert Mcpherson and dear
mother ~ Florence. Viola and
Robert MCPHERSON Ir Funera I
services at residence Saturday at
100 9. N lnt.rment AZ Forest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

STERLING PIANO for S22S. regular
$3.50 style rich mahogany. 9 ped
ais finely reini shed very nno con
ditiOn. sweet. pure tone splendid
bargain TO quick buyer. small
payments GItTNNEIL BROS -fF
Woodward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

HOGNN Nam n. l9I7. NJ residence
aa6 Field ave. Inspector Patrick
HOGAN. heiOved husband or fGITr 10
Hogan and father ~ Mrs. D. 4
Borgin. Marie Lillian ana Harold
Hogan Fuucrai from rstdru
SATURDAY "t a. m and 81
Inn.hInL -nul-.h ~ . M
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-11
HOusekeeper Catches Rat at
Both Ends and in Middle

Marysville. Pa, Oct. 11.-For a
long time, Mrs. w. w. Acker, of
Greenwood township, had been both
cred by rats stealing goods from her
cupboards. Traps were set, but the
Acker's efforts were in vain. Not dis
couraged, however, Mrs. Acker Sc
cured small box, placed a steel
trap at eaCS end of it, some food be-
tween, with some fly paper covering
it. While preparing breakfast this
morning she heard a commotion in
the cupboard. Opening the door.
she saw a large rat, firmly caught
with one foot in each of the two
traps. He had stepped into the box.
landed on the fiypaper and in his
efforts 20 free himself had been
caught in both traps.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-11
PEAS AND BEANS
BEING CANNED
Unlawful Methods Being Used
by Some in This In
dustry

Washington. d. C.-The officials in
=harge of the enforcement of the
Food and Drugs Act are again calling
ttention to the practice of soaking
ried peas and dried lima beans until
hey have the appearance of the fresh
rticle and then canning them. Such
PRODUCTS are then in many instances
! old as the canned fresh article. I'm
|ess soaked peas and lima beans are
Blainly labeled as soaked" or in some
|haracter. they are regarded as in
|iolation of the Foods and Drugs Act
There is no denial that soaked peas
nd lima beans are a wholesome arti-
lie of food. They are. however. ad-
lnittedly inferior in quality to the
PRODUCTS prepared from the fresh
Vegetables. Furthermore. the dried
leas ar beans may themselves be pur-
lhased by the housewife quite cheaply
|nd while in the dried condition may
be commercially and satisfactorily
|tored for future use.
The housewife will also do her bit
b the conservation of our limited
|upply of tin plate by soaking and
cooking her own dried peas and lima
leans in the kitchen and thereby re-
easing a proportional amount of tin
ans for for use in the packing Of
|erishable foods where they are
Greatly needed.
Consumers are urged to read labels
II canned peas and lima beans care
ully in order to see whether or not
hey are getting a fresh or a soaked
|ried product.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-11
Cough Nearly Gone (
in "a Hours !
That's the usual experience with
this homemade remedy. Costs
nttle-try 1t.

Anyone who tries this pleasant tast-
|uickiy understand why it is used in
'nore homes in the United States and
canada than any other cough remedy.
'+he way it takes hold of an obstinate
ough, giving immediate relief, will
q before. 1t is a truly dependable
ough remedy that should be kept
handy in every home, to use at the
rst sign of q cough, night or day.
Any druggist can supply you with
k1a ounces of. Pinex $50 cents worthl /.
Pour this into a pint bottle and fill the
bottle with plain granulated sugar
yrup. The total cost is about 65 cents
nd YOU have a full pint of the most
Elective remedy you ever used.
The quick, lasting relief you get from
his excellent cough syrup will really
.urprise you. Tt promptly heals the in
AIMED membranes that line the throat
Ind air passages, stops the annoying
hroat tickle, loosens the phlegm, and
DON your cough stops entirely. Splen-
i'd for bronchitis, Group, whooping
ough and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
bound OF Norway pine extract, and is
amous the world over for its healing
fleet on the membranes.
4 To avoid disappointment ask for "21h
unces of Pinex" with full directions
nd don't accept anything else. A guar
ntee of absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded goes with this prep
ration. The Pinex Co.. Ft. Wayne,
nd.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-11
PROF. NIILLARn,S RIRTHnAY

Halifax, Pa, Oct. 11.-Professor
d. c. Millard celebrated his eighty
seventh birthday anniversary at his
home in Front street on Monday.
The day was spent by greeting his
many friends who called to see him.
Professor Millard received many
postcards and presents. He was the
borough's Oldest public school teach
er and taught in the schools of the
borough for many years, but is now
living retired with his daughter, Miss
Carrie Millard at his home in Front
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-11
How Fat Actress
Was Made Slim

Many stage people now depend en-
|ireIy upon Marmola Prescription
Tablets for reducing and controlling
lat. One clever actress tells that she
|educed two to four pounds a week BY
hsing this new form of the famous
|farmola Prescription and now, by
|aking Marmola Tablets several times
year, keeps her weight Just right.
ion Tablets at rs cents for a large
|ase. Or you can get them by send
hg price direct to the Marmola Co,
|64 Woodward Ave. Detroit, Mich. If
Fou have not tried them do so. They
re harmless and effective.-Adver-
|isement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-11
COMMUNITY MEETING

MOUNT JOY, Pa, Oct II. = on
Thursday evening, October IS, a
community meeting will be held in
the Quarryville opera house under
the auspices of the Red Cross So
ciety. Colonel John NJ. Groff viii
make an address and Miss Mona
Brown, of Lancaster, will tell what
Lancaster chapter has done. Pro
fessor Taylor and his male quartet
will furnish the music.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-11
FTRENIEN's FIELD nav

LeWistown, Pa, Oct. II. Fire-
mems field day will be held here on
Saturday, October 13. 1t promises
to be the greatest ever held here.
There will be a lot of sports and n
fine program has been prepared.
Companies and bands from out of
town will be present.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-11
GOOD SCHOOL RECORns

Ruthertord Heights, Pa, Oct. II.
More than one hundred pupils
from Rutherford schools have at
tended every day during the month.
according to Principal r. E. Gruber's
report. The report shows an en-
rollment of 1856, with an average ar
tendance of III; present every dav
11S; percentage of attendance. 90.
Twenty-seven visits were recorded
for the month.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-11
POSITIONS
OPEN

OWING to enlistments
~ we have positions
open in your county = for
men to exhibit and sell
"WEAR-EVER" Alumi-
mum Fuel Saving Utensils.
The high price of fuel
has increased the demand
for fuel-saving utensils.
During the last three
months our 1000 men aver
aged over 5000 a day in
commissions. VIM. F. Sun
day, of Lebanon. Pa, and
90 other statesmen are max
ing over $4,000 a month.
Write for Bulletin contain
ing names and sales rec
crds of entire force. Ref
FENCES required. No sales
Xperience necessary. Ap-
,lcation must be filed be-
arc October 10th.
The
Aluminium Cooking Utensil Co.
Dept. Il, New Kensington, Pa.
Offices in principal cities of
the United States and Canada.
In C--ada, write The Northern
Aluminium Company, Ltd, To-
ronto. ont.