T F you fee l the need of more vigor, don’t take tonics nor stimulants— Increase the quantity of Quaker Oats you eat every day, keep i t up for thirty days and you’ll be surprised at the improvement. Quaker Oats is recognized hy all authorities on food values to be the best food for building brain and muscle. Eat plentifully and often o f it . Regular aize package 10 cents. 30 The Quaker Qafs Qmpany T W O F O R T U N E T E L L E R S A R E CHICAGO VOLANT Mrs. John C. Potter spent Saturday In New Castle V. O. Wtlkln was In New Castle on business last Friday. John Hall of Ptttsburg, was In town on business laat week. Homer Thompso n and Tleed Grim spent Saturday evening In New Cas tle Tom Rumbaugh left on Friday for Tionesta, where be experts to spend a few days. Rev, Reed presented his illustrated lecture on the life of Christ at Hlch Hill Friday night. Rev. O. G. Jordan returned to his evangelist tr work Saturday, nftor spending a few' days with his mother. The next number o f the Volant lecture course will be an entertainment on December 2, by Sydney Ixmder, the character delineator. Rev. Baker of Nerv Wilmington, preached at the Methodist church here on Sunday, and Rev. Davidson occupl- ed Rev. Baker’s pulpit in New Wil mington. The illustrated lecture on the llfb of Christ, presented In the Presbyterian church by Rev. Reed of Stoneboro, w'a s very much enjoyed by all who were present. Volant High will close their season with a game with Hew Wilmington High on Thanksgiving day . As b oth teams have won a game this one will decide the supremacy and both are anxious to win it. A party of 13 young peo ple spent a very enjoyable time tit the home of Miss Blanche Thompson on last Fri day evening. Those present were: Florence Wilkin. He len McConnell, Anna McConnell, Margaret Graham, j Har ry Gra ham, Ed. Reed, Ralp h j Sut her lan d, Floy d Gra ham, l^eon j Alle n, Guy Ali en, Ear l Fai r and Wal ter !Braham. The membership contest of the Ep~ worth league was closed on Sunday night. The result as they were announced showed that the side of which Estella Allen was captain had secured 54 new members, while Harry Graham’s side had secured 41 new members. The winning side will be banqueted at the expense of the losers on Thanksgiving night. Last Saturday at Sharpsville Volant football team experienced the tint shutout of the season at the hands ot Sharpsville High school. Sharpsville, outweighing the locals 15 lbs to the man, won the game by straight foot ball, after making 8 yards on one buck. Owing to the light weight of the line Volant was tackled many times for a loss. Fullbac k Reed was the most consistent ground-gainer for Volant. Rumbaugh played a star game for Sharpsville. Lino up: Allen .R, E.... .. .. Keough H. Braham. .. .. ..R T Wert W. Braham. Ree d.Ft. GBombeek Reed, Braha m C Morrin WagnerL. G Nelson Steengra ve L. T.. .. . . Holsapple F. Reed.. .. .. .. .. L. E.. McCormick Me Kane GrahamQ BHolland Donahue Sutherlan d R H Agn. w Fair (cap t.) L. H Stewart E. Reed F. B Rumbaugh Time—20 and 15 minute halves. Of ficials—Referee Green, Sharpsville . Lmpire Igo, Volant. Timekeeper—* Radford. Sharpsville. Lineman—Mvn- teer, New Wilmington. Touchdowns— Wert, Nelson, Agnew, Rumbaugh 2. Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Amsbary of Pittsburg, spent Thanksgivi ng with the latfer’s mother, Mrs. Isabel Peeb- les of North .Mercer street. Coat (need From First Page. hands read. Detective Wiggins nlso took a "reading/* After the profes sor had sized up the lines on his hand and told Wiggi ns what he might expect to happen to him, Mur- ro then proposed to take bis subject out some place where there was nothing but the st irs and the moon overhea d. It was claimed that secrets could there be revealed which would be impossible in the narrow confines of a hotel room. Detective Wiggins asked the pro fessor where they would go. Murro said he would take him on the roof of the Leslie house. Wiggins had no desire for such a lofty position and declined. After securing the evidence, Coun ty Deteeth e Logan made an informa tion before Alderman Morrison charging Murro with violating the law regarding fortune telling. He was arrested Wednesday evening, spending Wednesday night and the greater part of Thanksgiving in jail, and finally was released on $500 bail in time to get his Thanksgiving sup per. Prof. Murro claims that palmistry is a science and that he is not to be classed with the ordinary fortune tell er. Madame Julian, who was arrested Friday morning, has been located at . “ .0 1-2 West W ashingto n stree t, in the building formerly occupied by Fannie Swadener. She gau» readings to "ladies only.” Detective Wiggins shadowed her place Wednesday, Wednesday night and Thursday, se curing a large list of names of women who visited her. At 8 o’clock Thurs day evening six women were seen to enter Madame Julian’s rooms in a body. Many of the women and girls belong to prominent families. It b probable that the more prominent will be subpoenaed as witnesses. Malame Julian sftys In her litera ture that she is from Toronto, Can ada. She professe s to be able to tell young women whom they should marry, what they are to do, where they are to live and many ot her things which are supposed to cause the young ladles many sleepless nights. Madame Julian is supposed to have read the hands and to have told th* fortunes of many prominent women in this and other countr ies. In so m* places she claims to have received $5 a reading but here she cut the pric* to $1 or 50 cents, according to tbi kind of a reading desired. Madame Julian also professes locate diseases and to gtve advic< what was best to be done. The formation against her was made fore Alderman Ranney. County tecttve Logan Is the prosecutor both cases. Madame Julian furnish*.,, bail for a hearing. Madame Julian stated to a News reported that when she came to thb | city she went to se e the c ity officials, j "They told mejj she said "to go ahead and carry on phrenology of th* head and hands in a legitimate way. that if anyone complained they would notify me to quit. i "If i t hand not been for the as- Я 1•- ] V ;* f ё ■ U* T f i *1 - . J - 1 THE PE O PLE ’ S ST ORE 2 and 4 W. Washington St.. ] t » a in- be De i: Health Insurance IN Rexall Remed ies , Some five years ago, leading drugg ists from different parts of the United States were called upon to submit tested prescriptions, that a line of remedies might bo prepared which they could conscientiously stand hack of, to take the plaee of the nostrums being forced upon the people. After careful consideration, formulas were selected from which a “ REXALL REMEDY FOR EACH ILL” was prepared. e personally know what the re medies are composed of what they will do, and feel justified in standing hack of them, so that the guarantee printed below means just what it says. “ Every Rexall Remedy is guaranteed to give satisfaction; if it does not, come back and get your money, it belongs to you and we want you to have it.” MUCU-TONE Cures cat ar rh by cleansing and disin fecting the mucous membrane, reducing inflammation, stopping the discharge and en riching and purifying the blood. Two sizes— 4)< * and 89c. conditions KIDNEY PILLS Not a Patent Medicine, but a tried and tested formula strictly conform ing to the U. S. Pure Food and Drug Law, They are diuretic and tonic in their effect*, quickly restoring normal bo doses, 25c. Rubbing Oil The soothing properties of this liniment commends it in all cases of sprains, stiff ness or rheu matic affections. Large bottles, 25c. If A A pure herb с о m p о u n d tonic an d stimulating in its effect on the liver and kidneys. Cherry Juice Cough Syrup Large can, 20c. Tested ingre dients, put up in a pleasant flavored eher г у s у r u p . Enough for a dozen coughs, 25c Free Copy oi Of H am pton’ s M agazine W illi Each R exall Purchase P I T T S B U R G S T . D Ä I S L E Y X W A S H I N G T O N S T . AND k / a J / Г A * - X t i AND ( R O T O N A V E . V rH F RTfl BFS * T H E P A R K The Most Tremendous Value Giving Event This City Has Ever Known The PEOPLE'S Store has always be en famous for givin g values tha t exceed hy far other offerings of Clothing—a condition made possible through the fact that we make our own Clothing and se ll it direct to you through the medium of our many stores, which eliminates two profits, the agents and the makers. But this record of past value giving is no com- parison to what we now offer to the men and women of New Castle. To mark the First Thanksgiving Sale of the People’s Store we are placing on sale 300 Men’s Military Overcoats, regu larly sold at $15.00 to $18.00, -no w on sale at $ 9.95 85 Wom en’ s Long Coat Suits; right up to the minute in style, tha t were $15.98 and $19.98, now on sale at $ 9.95 C R E D I T Is the recognition of personal nierit. Like most rewards worth h aving it is not given until asked for. Come in and ask about our generous Credit System today. Open a charge account without delay. THE PE O PLE ’ S STORE 2 and 4 W. Washington St. surance received from them I would; not have stopped here at all. My hus band, who is an optici an, expect ed to j open an optical office here as soon as he could find a suitable location. I have two children and was merely (arrying on this work to help along with expenses till he opened his of fice. "The bills which fell into the hands of the county detective were some old bills I us ed in York state. I have not done any slat*1 writing, medium; work or glv*-n any clairvoyant read-j ings. The only work has been phren-1 ology of the head and hand. This; is recognized as a science and I j considered that I had a right to carry it on.” MORE WIVES DESERT THAN HUSBANDS J. OTTLEY CORBETT TO WED THIS WEEK Coming as a surprise to his main friends in this city, is tl.e news of the coming marriage of j. Ottle y Corbett | of this city, to Miss Edith Swan of i Providence, It. I., which will take place at Pittsburg, this week. Since coming t.o this city,about a year ago Mr. Corbett has made many friends. He is in the employe of \V. S. Kuhn j and company of Pittsburg, and will j P’obably bring his bride to this city! to reside. The militant suffragette glared—then she smiled grimly. The M. S. had just learned, from glancing over the census bureau’s statistics, that 10.5 per cent of the divorces granted to men were for the cruelty of their wives. "False,” was the comment that ac companied the glare. "Serves ’em right,” went with the grim smile. It really is a sad story, though. Fancy th ** census bureau finding out that the pathetic story of the deserted j wife whose husband has gone to parts unknown, leaving her to slave for the! hoirm alone, is losing a great deal of its1 force by reason of the fact that morei wives are deserting husband,» than hus bands a re deserting wives. The fig-' ures, cold and convincing, compiled by j reliable statisticians, can not be ar gued with; they record the fact that of divorces obtained hy the American man for the desertion of his wife the percentage is 49.4, while the figures for the desertion of the wife by tne husband are only 33,6. Well may the militant suffragette smile grimly. It looks as though the American wife were becoming a more independent creature than the American husband. For this last development there is a reason that is obvious to any one. The Wronn Filati* VVranc Flitcht и з ) . . па ; , нау . на . Formerly $2.00 „ lUsl K Vi'roojc Filari* Wr ong way. v>*y. way. way Now $1.00 For Man, ¥/oman and Child REBORN is a wonderful new invention that straightens round' shoulders without discomfort or stoppage, of circulation. REBORN always expands the chest two to five inches, positively preventing lung trouble by compelling deep breathing. REBORN increases the height by straightening the body. REB ORN gives women a fascinating figure with or in place of corsets withou t .their unhealthful effect. REBORN gives a man that erect, commanding appearance thar Stamps him as young, energetic and successful. REBORN is light and washable, weighs only three ounces, andl you hardly know that you have it on; only when you stoop it gently remin ds you to br ace t > . REB ORN is extrem ely com/ortnblc and straightens you up gently., being free from the unpleasant effects caused by other braces. 1*1 1 1 REB ORN on your-children and they will grow up to be well- proportioned, healthy men and women. Fiice $1. Mail orders filled. Send chest measure SPECIAL SALE AT OUR STORE GEO. W. «’LI ITON, New Castle, l*a. Reborn Oo„ 28 \V.I5 th St., New York, N. Y. Booklet Free, girl of the present day is as well able’ to earn her living as her husband. If marriage prove« a failure in her case she has only to tell her unsatisfactory husband that she has resolved to sup port herself and live apart from him, and he knows well that he can no long er hold over her head the club of pov erty because of the loss of his earn ings. She can support herself these days. Blit about that cruelty charge. It sounds almost Incredible, but. here are again the census bureau’s indisputable figures to show that reviewing the causes for divorce during the past for ty years it has been discovered that the legal separation of husband and wife in consequence of the cruel treat ment of the husband by the wife has increas ed 1(3 09 .8 per cent. No less than 10.6 of the diverces granted to men during the period reviewed by the bu reau were for cruelty on the part of the wife. As to the form that this cruelty to the poor husband takes, the cunsus bureau is silent. It is not the business of the statistical department to delve as deep as that into causes. But it surely must have been a sufficiently cruel type of cruelty to induce an Am erican jud ge to grant a divo rce to th «* injured husband. Now that our girls are being systematically trained in the gymnastic classroom at the school- house and the anaemic woman is be coming a rarity, it behooves the Amer ican husband to practice diplomacy in the home or take lessons in the art of dodging rolling pins and broom handles. But with her insreased ability to chastise her husband, as shown by the census bureau’s figures, there has also come, it is really too bad to have to re cord. an increase in the vice that has been considered one peculiarly be longing to men -that of drinking to excess The figures show that t he in crease of drunkenness among women, as shown by divorces granted for this cause, is 554.5 per cent. In fact, this reason for divorce comes second In the list, according to the census statistics. The men have still a little the best of in in tie- race for divorce on the alcohol line, for, while the increase among women has been recorded as 554.5 per cent, the drunkenness of husbands has increased 699.9 per cent. It is appalling to note that in the Fnited States 73 divorces are annually granted to «very 100,000 of population. '1o the same number of persons Ireland annually grants less than 1. England 2, Italy 3, Austria I, Scotland 4, Ger many 15, France 23, Switzerland 32 and Japan 2 15 . Switzerland, with a ratio of 32, comes next to the United States, but this country wins by a huge majority in the general run. How He Knew. "\\ hy is it," asked the blind man of his neighbor, "that the women with the sweetest voices are always ugly?” "How do you know they are ugly?" quizzed the neighbor. "My wife describes them to me.” Xew York Press, >081.- nejpt ¡ф ч - Jr/fl MAKE THIS the best Thanksgiving season you have ever had by dep08lb ing at Our Savin gs Depart ru e' as much money as you can j sibly afford? Throughout the year you^ know the 3 per cent interest is steadily adding to the amount and that next Thanksgiving will find you with more money than you put in, without any effort on your part. $2 oo and upwar ds pays for a Safe Deposit Box at our bank. U NIO N NA TIO NA L BA NK NO. Of R. LONG A VENT E, NEW CASTLE, PA. "Don’t wait for the sun to shine." It is not necessary for sunlight to have your photo taken hçr». Leave your orders novT\*hilo the rush is not so great for yoAt Christ mas Photos. m RALEIGH STUDIO We Guarantee Satisfaction. 129 V4 E. Washingt on St., Two Doors East of Lawrence Savings and Trust. NeighlHirlj (Consideration. "I heard your baby crying nearly all night. What was the matter with it?" "1 think sue wanted me to get up and carry her around, hut I was afraid if I did you’ d be disturbed hy hearing mo tramping the floor over your head.’’ - Chicago R ee o r d - Herald. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan of this city, spent Thanksgiving with Attor ney and Mrs. T. M. 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