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Smart Plaids jq.
: Continue to '"CTr ;
: Gain Favor
Designers of the flourishing checks and
► plaids are mighty popular fellows nowadays a ut£, <
► whether they know it or not. liliE ° ML- i
! ► But to draw a "dead line" between the host 4
of patterns that are contesting popularity would / im jfi[j [
► be a difficult task: for it seems inspirations have *
y been unusual this season in producing smart and 1 i
► snappy effects. InT ijx *
y The result is a surprising variety of choice fttt- ' "*
k Well represented here in clothes of quality; Ik \
: $9.90 to S2O 11 j
any man can select a suit to satisfy his A
y individual taste, either at the lowest, highest, or
J ► any intermediate price. <
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► CALL 1001—A\V PHONE FOIiVDED 1871
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DIES Wllill/E CHOPPING WOOD
Hagcrstown, -MO., April 21.—Henry
Gardner, a well-known resident of
Smlthsburg, was stricken with paraly
sis while chopping wood at his home
yesterday, expiring almost instantly.
Sir. Gardner was aged 7" and is sur
vived by his widow and two children.
Dry, _i.j.c±ciHg Cougn
Quickly Broken Up
A perslrtent, ha<k!ng cough is a so
vere strain on the throat and wears mil
the nerves and energy. You will k»I
relief almost instantly If you take Goff •
Cough Syrup. It quickly loosens the
phlegm, stops the tickling, heals the
inflamed throat and ends the cough
• Jolt's has done it for thousands, an<
is guaranteed to do it for you or money
back. Try a bottle! Grocers and Druse
gists sell it. £5 and 50 cents. N't
opiates.
Broken
Egg
Stove
Nut
sizes of coal are now 50c
a ton cheaper. Why not
get in touch with Kelley
and have your bins filled
for next Winter?
H. M. KELLEY & CO.
1 N. Third Street
Tenth and State Streets
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g New Universities Dictionary 1
8 Harrisburg Telegraph jjj
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WEDNESDAY EVENING,
IIM'S SHOES TOIitBED AGlllilST
; DFF BY LIEHTNIBG WALL BY AUTOMOBILE
Mrs. Mary E. Martin Instantly
Killed in Main Street at
McSherrystown
i .
j oik. Pa., April 21—The only stroke
of lightning during a brief storm
! struck down and instantly killed Mrs.
| Mary E. Martin. 30 years old, on the
I main street at McSherrystown, Adams
j county, last evening. The woman was
on the way home from a visit to her
| mother's residence. She was seen to
j fall at the flash and when picked up
i her face was found to be deeply dis-
I colored. Her shoes had been torn off
I and one thrown entirely across the
1 street.
TREAT PIMPLES
AND REDNESS
WITH POSLAM
Why try to hide Pimples and Facial
I Eruptions? Why endure them? Apply
I Poslam and drive them away.
' Poslam supplies precisely the c-ura
, tive influence so soothing to inflamed,
; irritated skin.
Itching,stops. Kelief is immediate,
i'ndue redness is removed overnight.
; Thousands know that nothing can
j compare with Poslam in quickly heal
ing Eczema, Acne, Herpes, Hash. Plm
| pies. Itch, Scaly-Scalp and all skin dis
i eases.
Your druggist sells Poslam. For free
sample write to Emergency laborator
ies, 32 West 25th Street, New York,
j Poslam Soap for toilet and hath,
• medicated with Poslam: 25 cents and
15 cents.—Advertisement.
Young Man Cranked Machine in
Gear and Was Seriously
Injured
Special to The Telegraph
1 Sunbury, Pa., April 21.—While at
i tempting to crank an automobile
! which was in gear Frederick Raker,
| of Dornsife, had the unusual and
I nearly fatal experience of having the
| machine "attack ' him. When the
I spark caught the machine plunged
I forward and butted him against the
| garage walls. He was rescued by his
father. Cornelius Raker, who shut off
the power. The young man is be
lieved to have been internally injured
in addition to being bruised about the
hips and abdomen.
Dynamite Explosion Hurts
Men Fighting Barn Fire
Special to The Telegraph
Hagerstown, Md., April 21.—Five
I persons were injured, several of them
seriously, when fifteen pounds of dy
namite stored in the corncrib on the
farm of Dr. C. B. Boyle, near this city,
exploded during a lire which destroy
ed all of the farm buildings excepting
the dwelling. Among those most ser
iously injured were Howard Schindel,
I Walter Summers and Daniel Howe,
i who were helping to fight the flames
The explosion blew the building to
j pieces and broke nearly all of the glass
in the house.
WIM) INKOOrs Mil.l,
Special to The Telegraph
i Wllliamsport, Pa., April 21. A cy
| clone struck the eastern section of
I this city afternoon and did consider
able damage to several buildings. The
I Willlam.sport Mirror and Glass Com
pany's big plant suffered the most
[damage. The roof was torn off, while
a big sign on the top of the building
I was twisted to splinters. A house
Inearby was struck by the wind and
! every window was broken.
QUICKLY STOPS HEAD
COLDS AND SNUFFLES
1 Catarrhal l.rrmn Cause of Most ( olds.
.»« (ieniilchlal \lr Trent moot
Bent Itemeily Kor These
Common Ailments
Reliable authorities say that upwards
of 90 per cent, of the so-called colds in
the head and throat are in reality dan-
I serous indications of the presence of
! acute catarrh. When you hear a per
j son sneeze or cough its almost certain
they are throwing catarrh germs into
I the air for some other person to breathe
| and its just as certain that the person
breathing these germs will soon have
I catarrh or a catarrhal cold. The time
'to make these germs harmless and drive
out your catarrhal cold is the very in
stant you feel a desire to sneeze or
1 coiiKh. or start to snuffle and wipe your
nose every few minutes.
; The quickest and surest way to stop
[ a head cold and drive catarrh germs
| out of your system is to pour a few
(Irons of the oil of Hyomel (pronounced
! Hich-o-me) into one of the Hvomel in
| haling devices which comes with each
I large package and place the inhaler be
tween your lips and breathe the germi
cidal but pleasant smelling air into
your nose, throat and lungs. This nir
utterly destroys all catarrh germ life
quickly opens the closed air passages
makes breathing easy, clears your
stuffed up head, cleans out your throat
and ends your snuffling and nose blow
ing. There certainly is no quicker or
more satisfactory way of breaking up
a cold, even after it is well started and
a few weeks' use will do away with
all danger of chronic catarrh. Sold by
druggists everywhere, Including H. C
Kennedy, who agrees to return the full
purchase price to any who use It and
are not satisfied. In buylnsr Hvomel
for the first time he very sure to Ret
the large size which contains the in
haler. ns this Is very essential for best
results. Advertisement
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
CALL 1991 FOUNDED
ANY PHONE jjX/U/fIU&j&Q
► 2—— -<
| Two More Daps to Take Advantage of '
Stock-Reducing Prices )
; This a Great 4-Day Event in which every department is endeavoring to clear ji
► out a certain portion of merchandise before rebuilding operations commence. \
► It is then stocks must be somewhat condensed to afford sufficient: selling space, and \
\ we've availed ourselves of this opportunity to dispose of s>uch lots that will not materially <
► affect the assortments. <
► Take a trip to this store to-morrow; for many bargain surprises will greet you. <
flf Ever a Sale Was Welcomed, It:
Was This Sale of Turkish Towels :
■ and Face Cloths j
And there's little need to wonder, for what other household article is in greater <
\ and more constant demand than towels, and when have you remembered purchas-
\ in«- fine qualities and sizes about
HA j
V '"| | Just because a thread may be broken is no sign of "bad condition;" why, in A
y v ! many cases it has proven so slight that none could be found. <
y 1 We advise early selection. i
* ' 75c Turkish Towels, 39<* $1.25 Turkish Towels, G9<* 60c Turkish Face Cloths, 390 dz. A
- 25x49 inches; white with 6V>-inch novelty Pink and blue; exceptional quality; sold
► b ° rderS enJ b,ue «-■"
► SI.OO Turkish Towels, 55<* 70c Turkish Towels, 350 10c Turkish Face Cloths, s<>
► 25x52 inches; all white, with three uni- 25x46 inches; pink, blue, green and laven- Pink, yellow, blue, green and white with
r form stripes at each end, in yellow, pink , narrow hem colored hem and stripe to match towels.
► and blue; rich colorings. L ' «« T / m ,• . n «i i oj
-o m i•u t> i i«>. Turkish Face Cloths, 80
y 75c Turkish Towels 39c<! 38c Turkish Towels, 190 7 <
UK, AUiK-iaii xuwciu, Lavender, pink, blue and green.
22x41 inches; white with pink, blue and 15x25 inches —guest towels: white with
► yellow mercerized end borders. dainty pink and blue end borders. 5c Turkish Face Cloths, 40 <
► 75c Turkish Towels, 390 39c Turkish Towels, I? 50 white, with colored overiock edge. ■<
► 24x45 inches; white with fancy borders Jlain FIoor—BOWMAN'S. 4
and striped hem in green, pink and blue. 20x39 inches; all white.
| A Disposal of New :
; Colonial Rag Rugs :
y From ®ne of the largest makers in the country who had more on hand than be
► could conveniently carry.
► Of course he offered a surprising price concession which enables us to sell them at: <
■ One-Fourth to One-Third ;
► We believe no larger quantity or greater variety has ever come e
► to Harrisburg for a single sale. Almost every size imaginable from 45C 1115t63,Cl Ol 0"C A
* a small 24x36-inch to a large 9x12-ft. will be found. 69c instead of SI.OO i\
► Firmly woven to resemble the famous old hand made kinds of 85c instead of $1.25 1
► Colonial origination, and into them are woven rich colorings to form dM 3Q instead Of $2 25
►'patterns, not only beautiful, but harmonious to most any surround- !»-. *i-ri- * j n fA <
► ings $1.75 instead 01 $2.50 '
| ► and so ob upward, including many, .
► Practical for bedroom, bathroom, livingroom, reception hall, din- many prices, to A
: ingroom and cottage use. $13.50 instead Of $18.52 <
■! Prices are: BOWMAN'S— Fourth Floor. ' —I A
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NOW "NEWSIES" IRE
GOING TO ORGANIZE
Boys Say They Want a "Progress
ive Business Organization" and
Are Going to Have It
If Harrisburg's Chamber of Com
merce, Rotary Club and similar or
ganizations want to maintain their
place in the spotlight—well they'd bet
ter spruce up a bit.
For the city's litest bunch of busi
nessmen is going to organize.
The Harrisburg Newsboy's Associa
tion, is to be the name of the new
organization—and it's to be a "pro
gressive business organization." The
boys admit it, therefore it must be so.
Just what the object and scope of
activities of the new association is to
be, was rather difficult for a languid
reporter to discover this morning His
city editor merely said: "There's a
new trade organization being formed
somewhere, go out and get the story."
So down to Mike Klawansky, who
hands out papers and rakes in the
price of apartment house sites, at
Third and Market streets, the reporter
hied in quest of the story.
"Mike," his reporter friend inquir
ed, "know anything about a new Board
of Trade, or something like it they're
going to organize 'round here?"
"Sure," grinned Mike. "I-laven't you
heard about it? What kind of a re
porter are you. anyway?" disdainfully.
"Why, it's going to be the News
boy's Association," he continued In
formally, "But you'd better go up and
see Maurice Koplowltz. He's one of
the guys that's startin' it."
Hack to Second and Market streets
the Information seeker went to inter
view Maurice —aged 16, in years; 45, in
ability.
"Say, Maurice," he was asked, "tell
mo about this club you fellows are
forming."
•'You mean the Harrisburg News
boy's Association. I suppose," pomp
ously suggested Maurice, as he assum
ed the attitude of a regular Chamber
of Commerce secretary, in the act of
Slanting an interview.
Again*! Publicity
"Well, now," ho continued, slowly,
"1 feel that it would be inadvisable for
me to furnish you with much infor
mation at thjs advance date. Yuh
knew, we ain't strong for newspaper
write-ups," he added, parenthetically.
After considerable coaxing, how
ever! and the promise to work his
name into the story. Maurice finally
consented to explain the object of the
new association.
"It's to be for the best interests of
the 'newsies,' " said he. "We expect
to have a hall where, we may meet
regularly to discuss methods for in
creasing our business, making our
work easier and for our educational
advancement. In other words, it's to
be a regular Chamber of Commerce,
Y. M. C. A., Lyceum course and high
school combined," proudly predicted
the embryo organizer.
"You know we're . going to have
NO DOU6I THAT
RESINOL DOES
HEAL SICK SKIN
When you know physicians have
prow-rilicd kesinul for 20 years in the
treatment of eczema and other itch
ing, burning, unsightly skin eruptions,
and have written thousands of reports
saying: "It is my regular prescrip
tion for itching," "Resinol has pro
duced brilliant results," "The result it
gave was marvelous in one of the
worst cases of eczema." etc., etc.,
doesn't it make you feel that "this is
the treatment I can rely on for MY
skin-trouble?"
The moment Resinol Ointment
touches itching skins, the itching
stops and healing begins. With the
aid of Resinol Soap, it almost always
clears away every trace of eczema,
ringworm, pimples, or other torment
ing eruption quickly, leaving the skin
clear and healthy. Sold by all drug
gists. For trial free, write to Dept.
17-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
APRIL 21, 1915.
Governor Brumbaugh, Secretary
llyiatt, Judge Kunkel and all those
men address us," explained the "news
ies" who had come to Maurice's res
cue. "Why, 'Wag' Hoffman Is talkln' i
to CJovernor Brumbaugh now," proud
ly informed Maurice.
"You just watch us," admonished
the group. "We'ro going to meet down
at the Harrisburg Xews Agency next
week some evening to elect officers.
Then we'll make that Chamber of
Commerce, Rotary Club and all the
rest of them set up and take notice.
You wait and see."
KING OSCAR 5C CIGARS
• • As regularly as you
want a good smoke
for your nickel King
Oscar quality will
supply it.
A brand that has
been regularly good
far 24 years is a sure
to-please smoke.
5c
BANDAGES
When you are bandaging do not try
any of the fancy tricks and kinds of
; the practiced surgeon. Your job is to
get the bandage on firmly enough BO
that it won't slip off, but not so ttght
that it will restrict the circulation of
the blood. Always start bandaging
from the thinner end of the limb and
work toward the thicker end. Your
own intelligence will Indicate the best
way in which the bandage should be
placed.—May Outing.
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