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/ Silk, Crepe de Chine, Voile, Organdie, Jap Silk; values $1.39 to "f*
X $1.95. •¥►
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150 Petticoats for SI.OO %
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Light and dark colors; values SI.OO to $5.00.
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We allow you SI.OO credit on Dollar Day on any garment cost-
ing SIO.OO or more.
t WOMEN'S OUTERGARMENTS ?
% Witm?r, Bair & Witmer ?
4» 202 WALNUT STREET X
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ON YAIiE VARSITY CREW
Samuel W. Aikens, of Marietta, p.
Yale student, was in the city yester
day on the way to Buffalo and New
Haven. Mr. Aikens rowed on tlie sec
ond Varsity crew of Yale which de
feated Harvard in June.
Mrs. Benjamin E. Lonpr and son.
Ben. of Landisville, are guests of Mrs.
Mardiei Nicholas at 216 Herr street.
LADIES' gAZAAR
DON'T FORGET IA 19C 4.1 Q. DON'T FORGET
THE NUMBER lU-J£ O. HtlU 01. THE NUMBER
"We Advertise the Troth—The Truth Advertises Us"
Extra Specials For Dollar Day Only
None sent C. O. D. None delivered. No phone orders
filled.
Ladies' $3 Silk *1 Ladies' $2.98 d*
Petticoats, at 1 «UU Silk Waists, at V A ®UU
All-Silk Jersey accordion / - 1 ,... ,
pleated and scalloped bottoms — /-v.? i vi ?i«»
all shades. c , hl , ne a " d , Messallne — newest
styles—odd sizes to 40—dark
shades.
Ladies' 50c Silk Hose; '
3 pairs AA Ladies' $1.50 Night
for lP 1c vU Gowns OO
All shades —double spliced at A
heels and toes— heavy garter
top. Empire styles—allover em
———— broidery yoke and sleeves —rib-
bon trimmed.
Ladies' SI.OO and $1.25
Lingerie <t» -a Ladies' $1.50 Crepe
Waists, 2 for. tip X Kimonos AA
Of Voile, Organdie and Striped at V * »UU
Voile lace and embroidery
trimmed. Japanese, straight and Em
—— ———— _______plro effects—trimmed with mes-
— ■ saline.
Ladies' Brassieres; worth 1
50c, at three d» *■ $5 All Scotch -| AA
f° r • vJvl Wool Coats at V A »UU
Back and front laced styles— Only R of these —three-quar-
lace and embroidery trimmed. ter length—belt in back style.
Visit The New Stieff Piano
Store During Celebration
One of the most important im
provements in the business world in
Harrisburg is the erection of the new
Stieff Piano Building at 24 N. Second
Street.
When making a tour of the im
provements, be sure to visit the big
new store.
CHAS. ft?.
24 North Second Street
Special For Merchants' Dollar Dayl
Gold-filled Finger Piccp Motmtlngs, guaranteed to IK
-1-10-12-K, regular value $3.00, ror tomorrow only wI.UU
Eyes Examined Free. No Drops Used.
RUBIN & RUBIN SISrZZ*
S2O MARKET STREET Second Floor
Open Wed. and Sat. Eve. "Everything in Glasses"
THURSDAY EVENING, HARRISBURO TELEGRAPH SEPTEMBER 23, 1915.
John Harvie of this city has gone
to Mudlavia, Kramer county, Indiana,
for treatment.
Arch Knisely of Front and Maclay
streets, is leaving next Monday for
New Haven, Conn., to take up his
studies at Yale University.
Miss Mary Sponsler of 105 Chestnut
street, lias returned to Smith College,
Northampton. Mass.. to take up her
sophomore year's work.
LOCAL MINISTER
AT THIS WEDDING
Miss Elsie Edna Arnold Marries
Norman Schucknian, of
Lemoyne
The Rev. Harry Nelson Bassler,
pastor of the Second Reformed
church of this city officiated at a
pretty home wedding last evening at 8
o'clock, at Campbellstown. The bride
is Miss Elsie Edna Arnold, daughter
of Charles F. Arnold, a justice of the
peace at f'ampbelfstown, and the
bridegroom is John Norman Schucker
man of Lemoyne.
The house was attractively decor
ated In autumn liowers and foliage
and congratulations and a wedding
supper followed the service.
The bride wore a dainty white
lingerie frock and carried a sheaf of
white asters and fern. There were no
attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuckerman went at
once to their new home at Lemoyne,
dispensing with the usual wedding
trip until later. Mr. Schuckerman who
is connected with the Valley Traction
Co., is First Sergeant of Co. D, Eighth
Regiment, N. G. Pa.
Miss Mae Lutz and Miss Marjorie
Lutz, of 328 South Fourteenth street,
are home after a visit in Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. Frank D. Carney and Miss
Louise Carney came home to-day
after a pleasure trip to New York
City.
| Platinoid Rings
I sl-00
Genuine platinoid
1 rings, bar pins and bar
retts that cannot be dis
tinguished from the real
|; platinum only by ex
|: perienced eyes. Wears
| as good. Will not tar
£ n i s h. Set with
|; clusters of brilliant
|: imitation diamonds, and
f> sold by specialty houses
i in large cities for five
|: and ten dollars each.
| Our exceptional pur-
I chase price enables us to \
sell them to-morrow
at SI.OO
Other $ 1.00 Specials
Sterling Silver Sou
venir Spoons with Capi
tol building hand-en
graved in bowl. Regu
lar $1.50 value, to-mor
row at SI.OO
Climax and Clatter
|| Alarm Clocks, regular
i 51.50 value, to-morrow
II at SI.OO
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JacobTausig'sSons
| 420 Market Street
fepSOTiaKDSoctai
| LITTLE CHAP IS
FIVE YEARS OLD
i
Ewing Leonard Michencr Has
the Nicest Kind of Birth
•day Fete
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EWING L. MICHENER
—Roshon Studio.
Mr. and Mrs. Asher L. Michener of
74 7 South Twenty-first street, arranged
a birthday party yesterday in celebra
tion of the fifth birthday of their son,
Ewing Michener, inviting a
number of his small friends to be
present from 4 to 6 o'clock.
The little chap received some pretty
gifts. Games and contests were fol
lowed by a supper, the guests sur
rounding a ten-foot table, gaily dec
orated with asters. A picture was
taken of the party, which included the
Misses Ruth and Marie Wallace,
Blanche Filson, Vivian Shepley, Marie
Hagner, Frances and Catherine
Runkle, Marian Seltzer, Harriet
Mailey, Hazel and Bern ice Steckley,
Ida Badorf and Fay Killinger; Rob
ert and Spurgeon IToudeshel, Earl and
Donald Runkle, Earl Seltzer, Douglas
Carpenter, Gordon Mailey, Stanley
Hagner, Marlin Motter. John Holland,
Leroy Badorf, little Richard Filson
and Ewing Leonard Michener.
Club of Linglestown
Elects New Officers
The D. D. I. club of I,ingiestown,
hiked to the home of Miss Emma Pat
terson last evening where they were
delightfully entertained, after organ
izing and electing the following offi
cers:
President, Hulda Longenecker; vice
president. Ellen Bolton, and secretary,
Verna Juiliard. Those present were
the Misses Sara Zimmerman, Evelyn'
liongenccker, Anna Feeser, Verna
Juiliard, Irene Nagle, Hulda T.onge
necker, Mary Shriner, Ellen Bolton,
Hilda Mixell, Emma Patterson. Roy
Smeltzer, Ferdinand Beck and Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Lehman.
Speaking For Suffrage
in Many Nearby Places
The Central Pennsylvania Woman
Suffrage Association, at the request of
the Speakers' Bureau, is sending its
president, Mrs. Mabel Cronisc Jones to
speak for the cause in many places
nearby. On Saturday Mrs. Jones goes
to Newville; the following Monday she
speaks in the U. B. church at Wash
ington Heights: on both Wednesday
and Thursday at Milton, Northumber
land county and Saturday, October 2
at Waynesboro, at a special meeting
arranged by Mrs. James Fisher.
The Central Pennsylvania Woman
Suffrage association is asking for
money to be contributed at once for
necessary expenses and to provide
watchers at the polls. Send contribu
tions to Mrs. Charles F. Etter, 907
North Front street or to Mrs. Jones
at 105 Locust street.
Minister and Bride
Given Hearty Welcome
The marriage of Mrs. Bertha Rohr
hach of Halifax and the Rev. I. A. Col
lom, pastor of the Halifax Methodist
church, took place yesterday at the
parsonage of the Grace Methodist
church, this city, with the Rev. Dr.
John D. Fox officiating.
When the newly-weds arrived at
Halifax a few hours later, they were
given a hearty welcome by the town
at the railroad station. An old-fash
itoned cart, gaily decorated with cards,
pennants and ribbons had been pre
pared to fake them over the streets
and later in the evening the Halifax
band gave them a serenade.
The Rev. Mr. Collom was formerly
minister of the Coxestown and Rock
vllle churches and has held many Im
portant charges in the State in his!
younger days.
Mrs. Charles Zug, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. George Barringer, of 1841 Derry
street.
Miss Florence Owens, of Philadel
phia, is spending several weeks with
her brother, Ralph Owens, of 1844
Green street.
Miss Winifred Wilson, daughter of
Mrs. F. D. Wilson, of 61 Balm street,
left last night for Mayville Normal
school. North Dakota.
Harry Marks, of 68 North Seven
teenth street, a Tech high school
graduate of 1912. will enter the
Hahnemann medical school next Mon
day.
Dr. and Mrs. John Oenslager, Jr.,
motored to Philadelphia yesterday to
attend a meeting of the State Medical
Association last evening.
Special For Saturday and
Monday, Sept. 25th
and 27th, Only
For the benefit of many people
who called at our offices and who
we were unable to wait upon, we
will continue for two days more,
our extraordinary offer of a pair
of our $5.00 glasses for $1.50, ex
amination Included.
All examinations in our office are
made by skilled practitioners who
; are graduates of recognized optical
Institutions.
Remember, this offer is good for
two days only. We make a speclal-
I ty of children's eyes.
The Boyd-Norris
Optical Co.
SlO M ARK FT ST. 2d Floor
Hours, 0 to 12; I to 5; 7 to #
B*re Dot alone because PRICES nr.- loner, but because qualltlea are IIT
Twenty-five cents is our limit here (Millinery Excepted). Hence j
;I we cannot hold a DOLLAR DAY at this store. But we can enter Ij
i| into the spirit of this big merchandising occasion. Hence
j To-morrow Will Be Carnival 25c Day Here ||
Be sure to visit this big store which is one of the noteworthy steps of progress ii
| j that has been made in Harrisburg's commercial circles.
'! 50c 4o and 4 ( t-lncli Crepe, A oile, 50c Glass Powder and Puff Jars 50c Market Baskets <!
I Swiss and Organdie Flouncing Friday only .• 25c Friday only 250 !
; | Friday only, yard 25e —LI LI J >
i> 25c 18-inch Organdie Flouncing ~ , ? o< ' Gents* Silk Neckwear I 50 0 Sterling Deposit Ware ]
j; Friday only, 2 yards 25c Friday only 25c | 1 rldny only 25c j>
i i 15c 18-inch Cambric Flouncing 50c Gents' Dress Shirts f n, , r>oc V,H>I I>ress Goods ~ J
;I Friday only, 8 yards 25c Friday only . . . . , 25c | ' r '"" y j
30c Toadies' Pad Garters TT — , 25c—36-inch Fancy Cretonnes |
]| Friday only ~ 25c Frldny only Pn,S S,lkHoso Friday only. 3 yanls 25c ]|
|! 50e Hand Mirrors, white and (— — r . ,lr,nin i
rosewood 250 Cents' Plain Colored Silk frldny only, ,t yards 2Kc ,
|> Friday only 25c Neckwear ——— _ i
i> —— Friday only 2 for 25c 1
■ > —— 25c—40-inch Figured Voiles '
!! 50c Hand Brushes, nhite and Friday only. .. yards 2fto ;
]> . rosewood 50c Men's Striped Chambrav !
, I Friday only 25c Work Slilrts i —: <
;! Friday onlr o Sc I" igurcd Crepe and Voiles J
I> ■ • • I Friday only, 3 yards 25c i
!' 50c White Ivory Dressing Combs _
' I Friday only 25c 17 3 ~ —————— !
, ________ >n >' ladles Ribbed Fiilon Suits 10c and 12Wc Fancy Wash
,; Friday only 25c Goods 5
i ! 50c Fancy Riblwns " Friday only, 5 yards 2Bc |
i; Friday only 25c ——
|! -! ••tic l.n'lies' Silk Boot and Silk j .. .. |
II Lisle Hose, colors lo<> Voiles and Crepes i
!i 25c Plain. M<.lre, Satin and 1 ""*> | 'rUmr only. 4 for .. 25c |
!> Fancy Kihbons
11 Friday only, 2 yards 25c 7T~ ————— <
|! soc Percale and Chambray «S«-lnch Fnbleached |
ii 50c Todies' Flannelette Gowns Friday ... 2 5c ° n ' y ' " yar<1 ' 1 *»■•••«* |
< > Friday only 2.1 c .
!>
«[ ln . —... ._ 50c Ladles' Wash Skirts Friday only, 4 yards 250 t
„ , 25c Flannelette Skirts Friday only 2 for 25c ! t
], Friday only 2 for 25c ______ J
j ! | 7c Muck Toweling J
] i BBe Lot Ladles' Drawers 25c <slngliam and Percale Friday only. 5 yards s ße |
11 Friday only 25c I Aprons (
j[ I Friday only 2 for 25c 2
'! ~ Z ~ ~ „ Friday only 25c 5
[ 30c Lot Ladies' Corset Covers S
,1 Friday only 25c 25c Children's Wash Dresses S
!, t Friday only 2 for 25c ! . ' S
,i ————8c Lancaster Apron Gingham t
i! r,. T T, rr , Friday only, 4 yards 25c S
i» 25c Lot Ladies Neckwear J
1; Friday only 2 for 25c 50c Colored Mercerized Shirts 5
i; Friday only 25c 1 Lot of Black Velveteen Hats, S
I 50c Ladies' Muslin Skirt, Frldnv^niv 0 sl °° VaI " CS ..... I
» Friday only 25c • • <
J ——— 50c Boys' Wool Caps i
i v Friday only 25c
| Soc value jvory Finish Hair and T F L X D 'STL TB . bIe C ° VC Sc I
Puff Box and Tray
J Friday only, set 25c 25c Cut Glass Water Pitchers. S
S floral design ~ r~~ J
S Friday onlv 2 for . 25e Stamped Readymade Chll- t
» r.,,„ ilren's Dresses, blue and tan »
J ,»0c Snap Album i'rlday only, 2 for .... 25c 3
J Frldny only 25c ■« J
J " 15c Large Size Glass Fruit Dish |
{ Kft „ r u JT — r '" y onlv ' 3 f " r • • - >ric 50c Stamped Turkish Towels |
t 50c Handbags Friday only, each 25c I
S Friday only 25c I
S " " „.. 25c Fancy China Dish I
? ; ~ —~—; — ; Friday only, 2 for 25c 25c Stamped Dresser Scarfs {
# 50c Ladies' Pocket books —— ! Friday onlv, 2 for . "nc i
i Frldny only 25c ' " 5
S SOc Extra Size Gray F:namel T~~ %
| 50c Ladies' Belt., Fr|tlnv on »^ rl,n " 5< DoUles Jn " I
| Friday only 25c Fr "'" : ' ** Friday only. 2 for 25c |
I 50c Cameo Pins 15c Glass Kgg and Cream 50 ( ; Stamped Kea.lvnia.le Cbil- i
I y °"' y 2Br Friiinv * s< 'i" er drcr's (iowns I
| 1 rldny only, .{ f or 2 5c Friday only, each 25c |
S 50c Gold Finish Circle and
I>ins „ 15c—1 r-ot China Trays and SOc Stamped Waists, with floss I £
Frldny only 25c Dishes Friday only, each 25c »
| j —— Frldny only, 4 for 25c I S
50c Five-year Guaranteed r— ——— 25c stain I Cushion* I
;, Birthday Kings Fancy China Bon Bon Dish with backs
Friday only 25c Friday only, 4 for 25c Friday only, ,V for 25c \
i ' i
!! _ Roso „ FHda , v e „^v n 7r Chlna P,atos I I 25c Stamped Children's Kimonos I |
II l 1 rlday only 25c 1-rldny onl>, 4 for 25c | | Frldny only, 2 for 25c | |
! .J 50c lAva llleres 50c Brooms I I 25c Children's Slipper Soles I
J Friday only 25c Friday only 25c | | Frldny only, 2 pair for 25c |
j SOUTTER'S
|| lc to 25c Department Store j
Where Every Day Is Bargain Day
215 Market Street Opposite Courthouse 1
j! I
Scranton Man Instantly ! THE FTUTO^BLLE TAI SIG I HIXTS FLAGPOLE
V'll J UIL ||* A i p ete recK. Among the decorations now being
Killed When His Auto put up is a 30-foot flagpole over Jacob
Tpam nn Hiohwav i t Tausig's Sons Jewelry store on which
strikes leam on nignway ? j floatß a , 2xlx . foot Hagr Thls po)e
f PAn * n . n 1 will remain a.s a permanent fixture for
Sfecal to The Ttlegrafh | FOR A BAD COUGH j Patriotic display.
Gettysburg. Pa., Sept. 23.—Hurled I I
down a 15-foot embankment when his I Here Is a fine old-fashioned ♦
(iutom«bile struck a team at the bridge f recipe for roughs, colds or ia- ♦ .
that spans the Great Conewago creek f tarrh trouble tnat is absolutely ♦ I oaiatn
nine "illes e^tofG>tty B burK onthe jo Parm I nt° U (Dou Ü bf; f MfS. LSOTS Sl6€Cl6
ork road, Harold M. Stran- I strength) and adil to it ] 4 pint I
ton, aged about. <is years, was almost 1 0 f hot water and 4 oz. of gran- » Announces her return after a sea-
Instantly killed last evening tit 3.30 i ulated sugaj-. Take ono table- ♦ t K Y k d AtlHntle rtf V
o'clock. His machine turned com- f spoonful 4 times a day. f son at New York and Atlantic City,
pletely around in its descent over the t w No more racking your whole \ All the new Metropolitan Ideas in
embankment and pitched Swing from t wHl"' a&n air nas°Haaes t Hair Dressln K- Manicuring and
the seat. He was found about six feet f of your head will clear *and you 111 Facial Massage. A full line of I
from the car and died Hve minutes | ,. all breathe freely. Jt is easy ? French Toilet Specialties at reason
later before a physician could reach ♦ to prepare, costs little and Is t a i,io nrlces
him. t pleasant to take. Anyone who f
Swing was a traveling salesman and T ' la(i a stubborn cough, hard cold t , r r>_ „ .4., [L„_
M-'S! La France Beauty Shop
struck contained a man, his wife and I I I 816 CHESTNUT STREET
child. The mother and child were t i | licll Phone 3039-J.
thrown out, but neither one of them l-*——— ___«««.