S HATS h j Women's & Misses' Auto Duster Coats j
shoulder sleeve. Full length and cut full. |,
) Made in our own workrooms. Stylish shapes in P |LII I 4 k 9Vfl Ik L HI I KIJ s2Vllll6Sjsl $3 VftlllCS, $1.95 $4 VilllCS, $2.95
I ill colors, neatly trimmed in white, blue and pink. I | Extra Large Sizes Up to 52 Bust $3.00 Values.... $1.95 f
Second Week of the Matchless June Economy Event
!Starts Tomorrow, Saturday, With Values of the Most Economical Kind!;
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I 1000 Women's Handsome Summer \X7n oil Tlraccac 11 Immense Savings on Women's and Misses' Ij l
' BLOUS fI Pri ° eS Bigger Bargains Than Ever in This Matchless Sale || Washabk DreSS SkltiS || !
| Women's Blouses at . . 45c Women's Blouses at . . 93c Girls' Dresses at 39c I Girls' Dresses at 89c I double tier effects; also the favorite Russian f *\
I wil! au^o"nlwos"'mmieS". C Made K- One lot of Girls' Percale and 350 Girls' White and Colored |i tunic models, and in the most desirable ma- / \ j| I
,K& T^oTd^TtlV... .45C 5S£ Gingham Dresses, sizes 6to 14; Dresses, made of lawn, percale and li/ ij W \ '
f . , n t i n rhnl ' frtt , C i nc i - , , . . > 1 ens and Katines; in all size waist bands ana Wtt \ • ,
lo $1.50. Choice for fast co j or; 75 C va lue. OA gingham, sizes 6to 14; QQ ;i lengths H 1
> Women's Blouses at $1.95 ff , „ Choice for OJ7C value to $1.50. Choice for ©». C HRffl |i $1.50 and $2.00 Values at .. QC r W .L i|'.
I All the newest summer models, "Oluen S DIOUScS at ipj.99 m _ . CJ fL? __________ (/QQ ffif t |! E
made of Crepe de Chine and China 100 handsome Blouses, made of " f 1 MS% & £*
> Silk, Onrandles and Voiles; in all of crepe de Chine and |||| Ifflf3 UIESSES 37 J) f. f 7 . W j| **.oo VaIUCS J. K il 111 R! 1 1
( colow; wUh ailk em- fn al? e co ?o%T n vVe7to L- ~un •. , ~ WW ! «4 Aft V 1 if BL|
Sirs STXic, $1.95 f o ?°- ch0 "» $3.59 P"™ White and Colored Dresses, every new »1 7Q Hf jj $3.00 Values jM Qfr
,» _ I Bt y' e > a " B,ze » 6to 14 years, values to $3,00 «P 1 •» *> j j53.50 and $4.00 Values ..ft? gQ p*;; 1 ,
f Women's D«1 • SUITS
Girls' Dresses at $3.45 I Girls' Dresses at $4.39 I s4.so and ss.oo Values ..to qe !|
& Misses' OatniKg GUI 10 100 Girls' White and Colored Organdie One handsome lot of Girls' White Lawn ii * I
i At and Voile Dresses, in every new style. All and Voile Dresses, nicely trimmed with !| 11/ f C 1 C* U/ LLI n 1
/\l iviaicniess rnces sizes 6to 14. Value to $5.00. d»o Ajd lace or embroidery. Values to *A QQ ii Womeil S Exltf S/Ze Washable DrCSS !| 1
$2 R IHS b^Scl> ' lu ® ;Suits ' $1"45
Women's and Misses' black and blue serge and _ _ _ " . !! Designed specially for women who wear extra size waist i! I
( Sale price .... 5u1t8 :. ,3 - 60 . velu :- $2.451 An Extra Special Sale of | bands. Pretty models in all desirable wash fabrics, including i F
' uKMbSSiiSW"" !ia Vi , is WOMEN'S SILK GLOVES For Saturday Only ii pi i ue ' Ea « ii,eandLinen - i I
a w.m«^'bi.o Barns'B»£! SILK GLOVES AT SILK GLOVES AT SILK GLOVES AT 79? ii 52.00 values <t"| OC $3.50 and $4.00 A 9 QJ- 111
fast colors; SIO.OO value. <CC /I t£ Women s white and black two- 250 pairs of women's 16-button 200 pairs of wom'en's nnre '! at <J/ 1 values J ]|%
Sale price Jp0.40 button clasp all pure thread Silk length pure thread Silk Gloves, in Silk Gloves double linger Hn«?B !» 35250 and $3 00 d» 1 AP" <R4 50 and $5 00 /ho AN '! ■
..Rubber Bathing Caps, 35c value OO Gloves; all sizes; 50c value; double black and white; all sizes; SI.OO button' In black and whlti" ! , ' *K I QS , * Ok US
for .7 . 22c "nprtips. Saturday 07 value; double finger tips. all slzes;si;2s value ! values «P I• %/ values *S>O.VD ||
Rubber Bathing Cans 50r value n n ° y ® ale P rtce OaJC Saturday only 79c !'
iiuuuu MuunKCdps, ouc value, OQ §
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° > a w °me n 's and Misses' All Women's and Misses' (
1 AT -JACTIVE rg White Voile & Lingerie Dresses pj 11 H ftm f\ Jl Tt* f
I Women's and Misses' Silk Dresses 1 at Surprisingly I /
' IT II I D * MMS Handsome Embroidered White Voile and #
) unusuaiiy LOW in trice § : Wvr ;v^f^jl^^nreßSCß ; rimmed pretty iac es and sashes of ribbons. Reduced For a Speedy Clearance J
I tin now ' A w 'Sliir norccrc tal ' '' rWT : O vera hundred styles in all the season's effects, including the fU 0 7 I
$lU.uO Women > and Misses bILK DKLSdES a 0M Russian Tunics and tiered styles. Made with deep flounces of EH Every Suit, every s Coat a stylish model. Beautifully made J
k Materials of soft Taffeta, Messaiine, Jap Silk ju rjg //j ! \/J Ifflnyta imported embroideries. All have the new drop shoulder sleeve G23 ext ra high quality materials, in all desirable shades and S
) the new R^ntai*Sc? U DTs^rabto^ e shlde 1 8 U and \l I k SIZCS f ° r W ° men ' M,sses and Juniors. plenty of blacks and blues. Sizes for women, misses and C
1 JltoOWoment and Mi.se.' SILK DRESSES /j)|B Af* 1 tfS If tC Cn^wVy o '!/ reSMS l $3.95 I )Um Suits that formerly sold at $15.00 and SIB.OO. 7 1- 1
| Materials of Chiffon, Taffeta, high-grade Poplins £ HBU \sjt\ \\ V *PU.SO Wlllte VOlle & Lingerie DfCSSCS* S4 95 r s P e edy clearance <J) X• /O 1
f dainty touches which appeal "r«7r;«r, i r $ i I I V\\ $8.50 White Voile & Lingerie DreSSe 'ss 95 I that formerly sold at $20.00 and $25.00. 7'"J 1^
I Slrable shades and black, m all sizes. T " [§§ \\H f\ J L n ,7™ . caaca, *po.VD For speedy clearance ... .1 VV. I U ,
$25.00 Women's & Misses' Silk Dresses.. fa Aj\ g\ m White VOlle and Lingerie DreSSeS, $6.95 m Coat ! that formerl y sold at $5 - 00 and $6 - 00 - 7C I 1
' stunning models in Crepe de Chine, plain IT *1 i|l 8 C C?ft WKitA Vftil® A- I CIO AA M F ° r Speedy clearanCe # O |
, of'niodeis'whß'h*can'be'worii IH 111 2fi| S
X^mS n^"wSffia r « w "A r ii£Sf"- V*v*efW For speedy . clMran « **<.l9
' SILK DRESSES For Stout Women = _ - = j
: Qf o ("A The Bio Sale the Carlisle Garment Cn \ Stnrk !
i aI / all " c yjai mem lu. j *jiuli\ J
_ 1 There are a good ma,, y exceptional bargains in elegant Summer Wash Dresses for Women, Misses and Children- , |
. T Va ' UCS USe resses anc ' Kimonos. The following ite{ns all on sale to-morrow for final closing.
i r>?\ Women's & Misses' $2 Summer Wash Dresses ti ftn Girls' 69c Wash Dresses, on_ Girls'sl.so Wash Dresses.on
i \ 5^,, w .s M- ■ f l,uw Sizes 2to 6 years LV C Sim 6to 14 years.... o9C
X/JX M J. VjCORSETS__ Women s & Misses $3 Summer Wash Dresses ti Cfl . i
' j ' —. ■- ipl.tlV Girls 75c Wash Dresses,OA Women's $1 House Dresses in I
j _ / You will enjoy every mo- Women S & Misses $3.50 Summer WashDreSSeS Hi QC Sizes 6to 14 years j"C For 4"C )
ment while wearing a Royal . »j/i#SU # \
[Swr Worcester Corset. They fit and Women's & Misses' $5 Summer Wash Dresses t? Girls' SI.OO Wash Dresses rQ Women's $2.50 Kimonos, OA (
cling with kid glove nicety; all t"*''" Sizes 6to 14 years. .. . p or Ot/C f
|\ | $L 00_to_$3. 00Q| MEN Read This GREAT CLOTHING NEWS j
i'i| 1r U Women's Rust-Proof Corsets, I Jim 312 Fine Suits for Men & Young Men (hi nPA k .i||||lf
I j SI.OO to $2.50 $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50 Values at J1 \\J >
All] j
ilil La Grecque Corsets, For LZT /, 1../00 MEN'S SVN-PROOF] 200 MEN'S and YOUNG I
"POYAL {/ rn tn *C nn K\l W BLUE SERGE SUITS, MEN'S Newea SUITS, Value, v\ tf 1
Vl-OU to q>O.UU AM, I _ M ,
t Corset Department, First Floor, Rear. (Come Early)..
; Pairs of MEN'S PANTS I Boys' Clothing Bargains That Will I]g MEN'S SUITS
coM. TH RE% M THESE C pßfcE I 5 S : Please Their Parents The Newest Spring Men Don't Suffer With the Heat]
\r \\li (itftM , D L . l , Boys' Wash Suits, OA Boys' Oliver Twist Wash Boys' Linen Crash Pants, Slyle* pJin U iieaJh S siutsT lw lllopr< '" 1:10 ""' lle J
I \\ I Mjl viS.OU «ien s rants SI.OO values to 75c .. Ot/C Suits, values d» "l SI.OO value, A Values to $lO 00 AT A AT I
. Ul $3.00 Men's Blue Serge Pants . . ..$1,29 Boys' Wash Suits, PA to $3.50, at <p 1 .OU at *Tc/C r-A N tf»o nr #
W1 $3.50 Men's Pants ,H>l 49 values t0 Boys' Sun-proof Blue Serge Boys' Norfolk Suits, values ffZT'C i/iUU D iu.lD j
si-5o Khaki Pants7 5 ; ?%. 90c $3.89
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trickier Family Reunion
Held at Hershey Park
Hershey, Pa., June 12.—The Strick
ir family held fifth annual re
nion ,at Hershey Park. About 300
lembers of the family were present
presenting Berks, Lebanon, Lancas
;r, York, Cumberland and Dauphin
id other counties. The annual meet-
IK of the Association was held in
FRIDAY EVENING, ■ HAKRISBURG TELEGRAPH JUNE 12, 1914.
the afternoon In the Park theater. El
mer W. Strickler, of Mount Joy, presi
dent of the association, presided and
Miss May V. S. Moyer, of Derry
Church, was the secretary. At the
business session, officers for the en
suing year were elected as follows:
President, C. Herman of
Carlisle; vice-president, Claude
Strickler, of York; secretary. Miss May
V. S. Moyer, of Derrv Church; and
treasurer, Amos Strickler, of Wrights
ville.
Roger Eppley Rescued From
Drowning at Marysville
Marysville, Pa., June 12.—Roger
Eppley, 18 years old, had a narrow
escape from death by drowning In the
Susquehanna river yesterday. Ep
pley, with several companions were
swimming at the "sand bar" a little
below the old bridge piers, above town.
The water is very deep at this place,
ranging from fifteen to thirty feet.
Shortly after Eppley had gone into
the water, he was seized with cramps
i and called for aid. He was rescued
by Thurston Dorman and Burkey Rit
ting, two members of tt~ i Marysville
Junior baseball team.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Halifax, Pa., June 12.—0n Satur
day, June 20, the Sunday School of
the Halifax United Brethren church
will hold their annual picnic at
Crow's Landing opposite Millersburg.
FIREMEN HOLD BANQUET
Special to The Telegraph
Mechanicsburg, Pa., June 12.—Last
evening the Citizfen Fire Company held
the twelfth annual banquet In the en
glnehouse, which was attended by the
members, wives and friends. Guests
of honor were members of the bor
ough council, Burgess H. A. Mishler
and Secretary S. E. Basehore. A short
program preceded the banquet, as fol
lows: Invocation, the Rev. E. C. B.
Castle; male quartet, Condy Long, Wil
liam Kulp, Russel Stambaugh and
Henry Meals. Addresses were made
by the present, M. E. Anderson; I. D.
Fish, of the council, and J. C. Lam
bert, of the fire company. About 115
persons enjoyed the banquet, which
was arranged by the following com
mittee: George B. Hoover, chairman;
George M. Wertz, Charles Pry, Harry
Bender, Daniel Walter, A. A. Arnold,
Harry W. Weber, A. S. Hertzler,
George Derrick, M. E. Anderson,
Lewis Klntz, John Harlacker, Condry
Long and Russel Stambaugh.
WILL CONFER DEGREES
Special to The Telegraph
Halifax, Pa., June 12.—Charity
lodge, No. 82, I. O. O. F., of this
place, will confer the initiatory de
gree on a large class of candidates
to-morrow evening. They will hold
their memorial services the same
evening at 6 o'clock.
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