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THE GAZETTE. YORK. THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1915. 7 HOFFACKER AWARDED VERDICT BY COURT DEFENDANT IN HANOVER SUIT OF JOHN S. HERSHEY TO RE: COVER BALANCE OF MONEY John W.

Hoffacker, defendant, was awarded a verdict by direction of the court yesterday in the sutt against him by John S. Hershey for the recovery of $6,500, the balance of purchase money due on properties 3 308 and 310 Abbottstown street, Hanover. Judge Wanner held that the uncon. tradicted evidence showed the title of Mr. Hershey to be unmarketable because of the possibility of the assertion of claims by the heirs of George Hershey against Mr.

Hoffacker should he be compelled to take the properties. Judge Ross yesterday entered a non- against the First National of Hanover in its suit to recover $4,300 from Charles J. Delone. The court ruled that the bank failed to show sufficient legal evidence to make Mr. Delone personally liable upon the notes of the S.

L. Johns Cigar company. The trial of Harry Finfrock's suit agair st the Northern Central Railway company to recover damages for personal injuries at the bands of Special Officer Frederick Borman, was begun before Judge Wanner and a jury yesterday. The plaintiff was arrested in the spring of 1913, by Borman, a duly commissioned railroad policeman, for disorderly conduct and train jumping. The arrest is claimed to have been instigated by Bert Geiselman, baggage master, who had an altercation with Finfrock two other alleged train jumpers before Gorman appeared on the scene.

Finfrock was roughly han. dled, and on the way to the jail was hit the head by Borman and felled the ground. This is the second trial of this case, the first verdict having been reversed by the superior court and a new trial ordered. The principal question involved is whether Borman acted in the line of his duty, while the assault was made, and whether the company is responsible for his acts. McClann Stock and James G.

Glessner appear for the plaintiff and Cochran, Williams and Kain for the defendant. WILL DECIDE TIES IN. PRIMARY ELECTION At the meeting of the county commissioners this morning at 10 o'clock cast decide party nominations for various district offices for which the votes -were cast at the September primaries. In addition to deciding these tie votes the county commissioners will receive bids and award a contract for printing of the official and specimen ballots for the general election next month, and also award a contract for the construction of a forced concrete bridge aver the west branch of the Codorus creek on the road from Sinsheim to Brodbeck, between the townships of Codorus and Manheim. Computations made 'by clerks in the office of the county commissioners to.

day show that there bal. lots prepared for the November election. The official ballots total 54,370, while the specimen ballots will total 13,599, or one-fourth of the official number. PROPERTY TRANSFERS Harry B. Lenhart to Robert E.

Olewiler, property in Reinecke place. Theodore A. Winter to William Gipe, tract of land in Lower Windsor township. David F. Martin to Frank J.

Lutter, property in Hanover. MARRIAGE LICENSES C. H. Bingamair and Anna K. Froh, both of Harrisburg.

Stanley E. Matthews and Fannie D. Cole Smith, both of Baltimore county, Md. LETTERS GRANTED Ancillary administration on the estate of Elias Mummert, late of Baltimore city, to George S. Mummert.

Testamentary on the estate of Charles Bi. Bair, late of Newberry township, Ellen, Charles and BenJamin Bair. LICENSED IN HARRISBURG A marriage. license was issued in Harrisburg to Clyde F. Amos Wheeling, W.

and Minerva L. Rice, Gettysburg. RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF ROLAND HAYS A return engagemnt for Roland W. Hays, the well known colored tenor of Boston, has been arranged under the Ruspices of the Men's Ready Relief of ROLAND HAYS Faith Presbyterian church, North Duke stret. Br.

Have. will sing here next Monday evening in the York High schol auditorium. He will be assisted by Richard B. Harrison, elocutionist. and William L.

Phil- adelphia pianist MEAT CAUSE OF LAME BACK AND KIDNEY TROUBLE TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS IF YOUR BACK 18 ACHING, NOTED AUTHORITY SAYS URIC ACID FROM MEAT IRRITATES THE BLADDER. Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Regular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels; removing al the acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment; the channels often get irritated, obliging you to get up two or three times during the night.

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MARKET York, Pa. Credit Jewelers--Opticians. INSOLVENT NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undesigned has made application 10 the Court of Common Pleas of York county, for benefit of the insolvent laws of the commonwealth 62 Pennsylvania, and that the court has November 1, 1915, at 10 o'clock, a. in open court, as the time and place for hearing the said application.

CHARLES L. MARCH. W. B. Gemmill.

Attorney. 14-2toaw VETTER'S Successor to Vetter Peffer. Women's, Misses' and Children's Wearing Apparel 20 S. George St. COLONIAL BLDG.

In the Future THE Outlet Clothing Co. will be known as Jacks 19 East Market St. Opp. Court House WARTSTOWN except Sunday) Schedule in effect May 31, 1914 (N. P.

Trains going west, A.M. A.M. P.M. Awn Grove, 7.00 (N. F.

G. Stewartstorm, 8.00 11.30 4.30 New Freedom, 1.47 Trains koing east, New Freedom. 12.02 Stewartstown, Ar. 10.0% 2.14 6.25 Fawn Grove, Ar. .10.55 7.16 These trains connect of for pointa porth and south New Tickets sold and baggage checked ta and from all points between Baltimore and Harrisburg.

C. W. SEAW. W. L.

FULTON, Gen, Manager. Superintendent. Try Us for that Next pair of SHOES WE SPECIALIZE ON $1.95 The Underprice Opp. Postoffice, Princess Geo. OUR LENS GRINDER We Grind Lenses, examine the eyes scientifically and fit eyeglasses perfectly--let us work for you.

F. PROCTOR DONAHEY, Optometrist, Beaver and Market Streets. P. Wiest'si Sons 14-20 West MarKet St. New Fall Hats Untrimmed 95c to $7.50 Trimmed $2.95 to Our $4.95 Hats are real beauties.

They are being sold for $3 to $10.00 in other stores: Letows 6 MARKET ST. COAL and WOOD Good Clean Coal delivered in quantities from half bushel up. Wood from basket full up, to all parts of city. C. P.

RUTT, 11 W. Baptist Ave. York: 'Phone. TRY A PAIR OF OUR Crawford SHOES The GLOBE 285-287 W. Market St.

Office and Typewriter Supplies L. P. GROSS 40 East Market St. YORK, PA. Filled with the very newest and best Merchandise.

Your patronage kindly solicited by J. L. SPANGLER YORK'S FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER, HATTER FURNISHER successor to Light Spangler 45 and 47 North George St. Hotel Penn Bldg. Our Own Bakery Is Now Open Pies and cakes baked Dy pert, Take some home with you for trial.

Crystal Bakery is sani. tary. We use best ingredients The Crystal 36 N. George St. FINANCIAL FINANCIAL a OW your children have returned to their schools for another year.

"Bring up a child in the way he should go," says the old proverb, "and when he is old will not depart from it." Why is it that parents so seldom apply this saying to "Thrift?" They try to train their children in the ways of morality but not in the ways of thrift. What practical lessons in thrift are you giving your children? How are you teaching them the value of money? Above everything else, teach them early the benefit to be derived from saving and from earning money themselves. They will thank you for it some day, The lessons of thrift, like other lessons, are best learned when young, when the mind is receptive. Teaching thrift is one essential thing in education that should be taken up in our schools, but until it is included in our curriculums, you, as parents, must shoulder the responsibility and see that your children have their proper start in life. Open an account for them now while they are still your kiddies." Come in today.

York Trust Company 21-23 EAST MARKET STREET FINANCIAL York Trolley Subject to prior sale, we can of. fer a limited number of York Railways Company's First Mortgage, 5 per cent Gold Bonds, at a price to yield more than per cent, free of all tax whatsoever. The interest able coupons these and Decembere payeach year. The dividends, Company Is paying regular at the rate of 5 per cent per year on $1.600.000 of Preferred Stock. which follows these Bonds, its earnings.

are and increasing stcadily substantially. Full particulars upon application. R. Winchester, INVESTMENT SECURITIES Rooms 1-3 security Bido. 'Phera 283 THE CITY BANK OF YORK DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Interest paid on time deposits Government Depository Interest Paid in Savings Department FIRST NATIONAL BANK YORK, PA.

IN 2 WEAVER I CHT MADE Horses Colts I will receive on Saturday, Oct. 16 One carload of Extra Good Horses and Colts You will find some extra good mare colts in this load. Call and see them. GEO. W.

WOLF, Motter House Stables, York. Pa. Prompt Service Careful Hauling YORK PHONE West York Dray Line and Livery Clayton M. Landia, DRAYING OF ALL KINDS Flittings a Specialty 4339 West King Street York, Pa WARDROBE TRUNK AT A -We have left on hand two fine wardrobe trunks that we'll sell them far below the regular price. Cohen 52 W.

Matches adj. Woolworth 5 and building. PRIVATE SALE of fresh cows, Thursday, Oct. 14th. at my stable at Jefferson, Pa.

E. T. Trout Codorus, Pa. 14-5t FARM FOR SALE- Owner of a 135- acre farm, miles from York and 20 minutes walk to trolley, would sell outright or exchange with party having small place of 15 to 40 acres. Address Box 800, care Gazette office.

14-3t LABORERS WANTED--At corner of Philadelphia West streets. We pay cents house for men concrete gang. Apply General Supply and Construction company, AUTOMOBILE robes, steamer rugs, from $1.50 to $18. You will save money by buying your robe at our store, We have U. S.

tires, mileage guaranteed. Clarence O. Yeatts, 41 N. George street. 14-3t WANTED--At once, first-class millwrights; immediate employment.

Address J. F. Creswell, P. O. Box 264, Tuesday evenings, 12-6t Lancaster, or call at Hotel, Penn, WANTED.

Boarding for would man pre- and years; fer some place in West end, about 600 block. Address care Gazette. 12-3t WANTED--Girl or middle-aged man for general housework. Apply 2101 W. Market St.

12-3t DON'T WORRY about making public sale. We will buy all your furniture, stoves, no lot too large. We will come to your home, take goods away and pay cash. Royal Furniture Supply 265 We-: Market St. 12-6t FOR Upright Piano, good ag new, $125; good top buggy, $15; also, good young horse and harness, at right price.

Call at 52 East College York. 12-3t SALESMANAGER for the Ritter Combination -wringing Mop and Scrubbing Brush; the latest invention; demonstration sells for salary and commission: steady work for right party. Ritter Manufacturing Railroad, Pa. 9-6t CANVASSERS--Men and women, for York and county towns; no capital required; we start you to earn $10 to $25 a week; nice work: demonstration sells for $1.00. the Ritter Combination Self- -wringing Mop and Scrubbing Brush; no more backache from scrubbing.

Ritter Manufacturing Railroad, Pa. 9-6t FOR RENT -Office rcoms and rooms for light enanufacturing purposes, in Small's Mercantile and Law building Apply, Wolf sap Hartzler, 41 E. Mar. St. 028-tf FOR RENT Gregory's Hat Shop Cassatt Building CENTRE SQUARE Possession April 1 See C.

BURGESSER 3 East Market St. Bargain Specials! 59c, 98c, $1.25 Blankets 59c, 69c, 75c, 89c Wool $2.75, $2.98, $3.48 Comforts. $1.15, $1.25, $1.39 $2.98 Skirts, latest $1.98 69c Underskirts .490 Big Bargains in Children's Coats. We can save you money on your Millinery. Big assortment.

The Bee-Hive 27 West Philadelphia Street. It's Up To You! To take advantage of these rare opportunities. Act Quickly Children's Rompers .250 Children's Dresses Ladies' Dresses E. W. SPANGLER Cor.

Market Penn Sts. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Charles E. Bair, late of Newberry township, York county, deceased, Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to immediate payment and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned. ELLEN BAIR, CHARLES BAIR, Etters.

York County, BENJAMIN BAIR, 24 N. Fourth Harrisburg, Walter B. Hay's, Executors. Attorney. 014-6toaw AUDITOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of Angeline Hinkle, deceased. The undersigned auditor appointed! by the Orphans' Court of York co county, to distribute the balance on the first and final account of George. A. Farcht, executor of the last will and testament of Angeline Hinkle, late of Menchester township, in said county, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will attend to the duties of his appointment on Friday, the Afth day of November, A. 1915, at 10 o'clock.

m. in the grand jury room, in the court house, in the city York, when and where all persons interested may attend if they seel proper. JOHN J. BOLLINGER, 14-Stoaw Auditor. REAL ESTATE DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU COULD Buy at East York The Cheapest and the Best HOME SITES LONGSTREET.

Rupp Blog. Centre Square. FOR RENT 714 W. Clark 6 rooms, Iramo 8.00 240 8. Park Ave, rooms, frame 8.60 244 D.

Park rooms, 8.50 149 Spruce 8 rooms, 10.00 919 Luison DaW brick house 10.00 921 Edison new brick house 10.00 88 ocean 8 room lo.vy 1356 West Princess 8 rooms, brick 12.00 27 Carlisle 149ms, conveniences 18.00 Apartment Cor. Penn an! Phila. 2nd floor, 5 rooms and bate 25.00 JOHN H. RUTTER 42 West Maiket Street. FOR RENT 39 E.

Charles 5 7.00 553 Fairmount avenue, 6 rooms, 7.50 819 Allison street 8.50 834 street, 8 rooms 9.00 826 Fern street, 8 rooms, corner house 10.00 37 North Hartman electric light 12.00 446 North Beaver St, 8 15.00 438 South George St. 14.00 JOHN S. HAUSER 34 Security Building. RAILROAD TIME TABLES HAILROAD 41.. dAS inter altive Main seats daliv as No: at'as uV a.

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vi cars); 44 dal. leaves al y. 1:49 4. allu scales al 1:04 u. 444.

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dilu scarE al JI eXpress, altives 4t JU, DU d. 14. dad al a al 11:00 de allu al 14 ace al 1:33 p. ut 1: p. 171., ut 2: 30 p.

pI. ulu 4 ta Mi p. al p. sal. aud staves al viva p.

capicoo, affines al J. all, dL v. vu p. 444.: -Gauon, arrives 1.00 p. lat.

dad seales as 1:03 p. express, arrives at m. amu leaves ad 9: vi p. call Puninau cars); express, arrives at zv p. In.

any leave. at 9:43 J. cxpress, arrives J.ad 441. ally at 1:02 a. m.

southbound for Baltimore anu urrive and leave dally us Express, arrives al pl d. m. and leaves du 9: u. at d. and seuves ac 12 u.

express, arut 1:4, u. and leaves at 7:43 4. accommocation, arrives ut 8: 38 d. m. and leaves at 8:48 d.

express, arrives at 10:20 and leaves 10:30 d. accommodation, arrives at 12:52 p. m. and leaves ut 12:57 p. express, arrives at 1:48 p.

111. and eaves at 1:52 p. express, arrives at leaves at 4:30 p. accommodation, arrives at 5:08 p. 17.

and leaves at 13 p. capress, alrives at 6:08 p. m. and leaves at 6:13 p. accommodation, arrives at 8:16 p.

m. and leaves 8:20 p. express, arrives at 12:40 a.m. and leaves at 12:45 a. m.

A Sunda, trains run as follows: Express, arrives at 6:37 a. m. and leaves at 6:49 a. accommodation, rives at 6:08 a. m.

and leaves ut 6:13 d. express, arrives at 7:40 a. m. and leaves at 7:43 a. accommodation arrives at 8:27 a.

m. and leaves at 8:32 a. express, arrives at 10:25 a. m. and leaves at 10:30 a.

express, arrives at 1:48 p. m. and leaves at 1:52 p. express, arrives at 4:25 p. m.

and leaves at 4:80 p. accommodation, arrives at at 4:45 p. and leaves at 4:60 p. express, arrives at and a leaves at 6:12 p. accommodation arrives at 8:20 p.

mn. and leaves at 8:25 p. express, arrives at 12:40 8. mi, and leaves al 12:45 a. m.

Columbia and Frederick BranchTrains leave York for the east daily as follows: 6:35 a. 9:10 a. 11:30 a. 2:38 p. 5:20 p.

9:02 p. m. Sundays leave York 9:25 a. m. and 9:02 10 a.

to Columbia oniy. From the east: Trains arrive at 6:30 a. 2:35 p. 5:55 p. m.

Sundays, arrive in York at 6:20 a. 2:35 p. m. MARYLAND AND PENNA. R.

R. Trains leave for the south daily except Sunday as Delta, follows: Leave 8:05 a. 9:52 arrive in Baltimore, 12:05 p. m. Leave York at 1:40 p.

Delta, 3:20 p. arrive in Baltimore, 5:40 p. m. Leave York 5:35 p. arrive at Delta, 7:15 p.

m. Northbound -Leave Delta at 6:15 arrive at York, a. m. Leave Baltimore 7:30 a. Delta, 9:52 a.

arrive a. m. in York, 11:40 Leave Baltimore at 3:30 p. Delta. 5:46 p.

arrive at York, 7:80 p. WESTERN MARYLAND RWY. cO. Leave 8.80 a. m.

daily except Sun. day, for Hanover, Gettysburg, Hagers. town, Cumberland and the West; 3:50 p. Hanover, Gettysburg Hagerstown; 5:50 p. Porters, Hampstead, Glyndon and Baltimore; 7:20 p.

Porters, Hanover, Gettysburg, Hagerstown. Cumberland and the West. Arrive 7:55 a. from Hanover, Gettysburg, Hagerstown and the West; 10:05 a. Baltimore and intermedi.

ate stations; 2:20 p. Hagerstown, Gettysburg and Hanover; 7:25 p. Hagerstown, Gettysburg, Hanover and the West. All trains daily except Sunday. While they last, we will sell these Bed Complete Outfits only for $7.89 This wonder offer includes strong Enameled Bed, Wov.

en Wire Spring, Soft Top Mattress. You save over $5.00 on this outfit. York Supply Co. 18 Mortise, MADAM we are selling Kitchen Cabinets at prices that will please and surprise you. Come look them over.

L. A. SHIVES SONS Furniture and Undertaking, 211 W. Market St. If need call of Auctioneer H.

L. STRAYER 4 N. West St. York, Pa. Satisfaction Guaranteed, EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR FISK TIRES Full line of Channel, Diamond and Round Bar Auto Bumpers.

Klaxon Horns $4.00 H. B. BEARD CO. Centre Square DRESS UP! The New Shop for Young Men EVERY KIND. EVERY STYLE.

EVERY COLOR. EVERY SIZE. ALWAYS Dailey's $10 Clothes Shop 51 East Market Street, YORK, PA. For. Demonstration and prices see J.

P. WOLF. 611. West Market Street, DISTRIBUTER..