ffi BURNS August Furniture Sale /S'fFfKji 1 UTT t mmm I A Record Breaking Bargain Event I ||||®| IS 100/4 \m " m w e have gone the extreme in making price reductions in this AUGUST SALE. Folks who have been making comparisons % \\ Ijl' . # tell us it is the greatest sale in values offered and selections. It will pay you to anticipate your future needs for months to \ fIP MI #) \™»/ «, Is Handsome COMFORTABLE » 1 LI D J D A .f. china Closet Living Room Pieces Kemarkable Bed Koom Uutht g Removable cushion, genuine Genuine leather rocker, large and Dresser and Chiffonier are genuine Mahogany veneered with dull finish. Dresser has brown Spanish leather, tufted back; comfortable, high back, arm chair 1 C L 1 • Genuine quartern! oak a S ood $ 25 vah,e Sale .price, to match. -Sale price, large Trench plate mirror. ends and door. $19.50 Tii 7 sfl Wfl The metal bed is continuous post, with heavy fillers. The pieces are all designed on # and of A at this pnce. Bed 'Davenport , || quality of brown imitation Spanish leather; - P is easily converted into a full sized bed. SUMMER FURNITURE AT AUGUST SALE PRICES 1] L,-. Makes a very comfortable couch. Usual (fil l I U Thi.indudea REFRIGERATORS and PORCH FURNITUREof all kind.. liyW $39 Value J August Sale price, The reductions are so great that it wtfl warrant you 'M in buying for next season. Kl '^ n Cabinets re ~ Colonial Oak Buffet ■.i t n $2.95** d-uced, including the celebrated »k4afafey«illailti,l;i,,l 11 f U bEI SALE RA Library laDIC I^- Sellers -— You w 'll save consider- Sp4U»OU With forty-two inch top, drawer | I Genuine leather seat, ab!e by buying a Cabinet during «S Made of genuine quartered fW Col ° nia ' • ero » . f ° ot ' the sale. f If* PvILLMAN fj I ™ oak, has large French plate mir- Sale Gift X rame ' ma king it ror, polish finish. Price «J) I 1 .OU strong, solid oak. GREAT WEEK OF MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS Monday Special Tuesday Special ONLY ON SALE ON DAYS Wednesday Special Thursday Special $1.25 WASH BASKET 28-30-32 South Second Street Pnce Dzfc hale Price . . . , , p rice 49C Every home has room Larfre, imported Wash Basket, made pood and Mission finish, including chains. One of the C - 'or one of these Can strong. Everybody will want one of these. biKK est values ever ottered. Z?7tV\ ™ Emory Fisher Catches Two Big Waterdogs in Swatara Special to The Telegraph Stoverdale. Pa.. Aug. 2 O.—A number of the cottagers attended prayer meet ing last Tuesday night at Mrs. Mary Stover's. L. K. Rrinlnger, assistant superin tendent of the Memorial Lutheran Sunday School at Harrisburg, will con duct the Sunday school lesson in the auditorium here next Sunday morning. The Rev. Rertram Shay received u telephone message requesting him to preach next Sunday morning in the Methodist Episcopal Church in Steel ton. He will leave for Steelton on Saturday and visit friends next week at Steelton, Harrisburg and Christiana, Lancaster county. Professor J. J. Gibson left the camp grounds for Lancaster. Mrs. A. G. Lehman, of Harrisburg, spent Wednesday at her cottage, the Oleander. Mrs. C. R. Ellenberger, of Oak Glen cottage, distributed fifty copiei of the Youth's Companion to the Rov Scouts encamped here. Miss Minnie Esterbrook, of Harrls- FRIDAY EVENING. BXRRISBURO TELEGRAPH AUGUST 20, 1915. burg, was a Thursday visitor at the Chelsea., Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Rrlninger and sons. Ellenarth and Gilchrist, of Har risburg. are spending several weeks at the Hickory Lodge. Emory Fisher, Miss Harriet Leh man, Miss Nettle Hemperly and Miss Lila Fisher spent Thursday at Leb anon Fair. The Rev. Bertram Shay landed some bass and rockfish from the Swr.tara Thursday. Professor Phipps, of the Harrisburg Aacademy, Is entertaining his class of eight boys of the Market Square Presbyterian Sunday School at Kamp Kumfort cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cleckner, of Camp Hill, spent Thursday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Knlsely at the Susse Ruhe. The following persons are occupy ing Air Good Inn: Mrs. Morris, Har riet Morris, Miriam Hemperly, Mr. and Mrs. John Hemperly. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hemperly and Miss Nellie Hem perly, of Harrisburg. Emory Fisher landed two water dogs weighing a couple of pounds apiece with hook and line on Tuesday frrm the Swatara. Edwin Knisely returned to the Susse Ruhe after spending the week In New York and Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. George Cromleigh, of Harrisburg, spent the day with Mrs. Emory Fisher at the Emory Villa. Samuel Phillips, of Harrisburg, Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mar gpret Ellenberger, at the Oak Glen. BUSHELS OF HI CKLKBKRRIES Special to The Telegraph Waynesboro, Pa., Aug. 20.—Thomas Delauter. of Catocton mountain, brought 325 quarts of huckleberries to Waynesboro and soon disposed of them at a good price. Mr. Delauter says there are bushels of the berries In the mountains, but it Is a little risky to attempt to gather them on account of copperhead and rattle snakes. POISONED BY TOADSTOOLS Special to The Telegraph Waynesboro, Pa,, Aug. 20. Paul and William Monn. near Pen Mar, who ate several toadstools in mistake for mushrooms Monday, and who were made so 111 that their death was ex pected momentarily, are now out of danger News Items of Interest in Central Pennsylvania MaiK'li Chunk. The State highway department will asphalt the Nesque honlng-Mauch Chunk road and the State highway belr.-een Nesquehoning and Hudsondale. Chambcrsburg. Charles E. Baer. Howard H. Morgan, James E. Powers and Horace Broland, Jr., were gradu ated at the Pennsylvania Forestry Academy, at Mont Alto. Columbia. While Halph Beel was in his chicken house a terrific storm held him prisoner. Lightning struck the house, shattering the building. Seven chickens were killed and Beel was badly stunned. Malum)} City.—After running four blocks through the business center of this city to-day and firing three shots. Detective Samuel C. Samuels, brought down George Henry, who was In the act of stealing an automobile belonging to Dr. F. R. Wagner. Recent Deaths in Central Pennsylvania Special to The Telegraph Columbia. —Mrs, Martha A. Cuppy died here at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Anna C. Snaythe, aged 73. The body will be sent to Terre Haute, Ind.. her former home, for burial. Pcquea. Mrs. Martha Hackman, ased 83, died yesterday at the home of her son. Six children, five grand children and a brother survive. Denver.—Adam Welnhokl, aged 89, the oldest resident in this section of county and a former resi dent of Marietta, died yesterday. He Is survived by a brother and a sister. BURGESS OX "JAG I,IST" Special to The Telegraph Hazleton, Pa.. Aug. 20. Adam Meiss, burgess of West Hazleton, has ben placed on the "jag list" of Third ward in the borough by Constable An thony Kobltsky, who warned saloonlsts not to sell him any drink under the pain of losing their licenses. Melss is also threatened with Impeachment by council. 10 CANVAS TREAD TIRE FACTS «" ON 1. (VOOO mite* Kunmnlrtd— Foml Car* <IOOO mile*. 3. Hon.ikld —no chains n. 5. K" X) Blow of A« B. No Loon Tread*. *r/'MP ,+>*%*■ C ,°' , e " No **'Hln B . Splitting o, I CrneklnK of Tread. #/ »V* %5r t 7. Tire Mileage Doubled. SWX *W j R. Tire Co»( Cut In Half. JW M M 5 0. 23 per cent. Gasolene and MR CAVC •;r»7 W I Kn*lne Power Saved. | H OMV L OU/J H g 10. Leaa Co»t Per Mile than anj \\l ° n your tires MS j •-< "Sd^s^^Atr^" m ylur mwm!? JP HARRY P - MOTTER l2lk MILEAGE 1925 Dcrry Street dSH9 Hnrrlabnrg, Pa. JOB Wpr Bell Phone 3958. General agrnt for the Canru Tread Tire Co. of Utlca, N. Y. 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