■ I WEST SHORE NEWS I
[ ( EMETERT omCEKS CHOSEN
.Vew Cumberland, Pa., Feb. 7. D
i rectors of Mt. Olivet Cemetery Asao
[ elation met at the home of John
V Orimes and organized for the year,
W electing these officers: President, Au-
Kustus Leehthaler; vice-president,
W .lohn Grimes; treasurer, C. G. Mtley;
p-cretsry, Lincoln Altland; sexton, H.
Ross.
' * MRS. KICBECCA ROBERTS
Marysville, Pa., Feb. 7.—Mrs. Re
becca Roberta, aged 82, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Emily
Bell, on Saturday afternoon of pneu
monia. Three daughters, Mrs. L. C.
-Moore, of Millerstown; Mrs. Emily
Bell, of Marysville, and Miss Clemen
tine Roberts ,of Reading, and two
."oils, W. L. Roberts, of Marysville, and
J. Howard Roberts, of Philadelphia,
► survive. Funeral arrangements have
not yet been announced.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
Special to the Telegraph
K 1 Shircmnnstown, Pa., Feb. 7. —Mem-
■ hers of the Woman's Missionary So-
H <iety of the United Brethren Church,
lield an interesting meeting at tho
■ home of Miss Maria Strong in Green
I street, Friday evening.
A PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
New Cumberland, Pa., Feb.
party in honor of Mrs. Sarah Beck's
■cieventy-first birthday was held at the
Biome of her granddaughter, Mrs. J. M.
on Friday evening. The guc-ils
entertained with Instrumental
by members of the Wagner
and refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Byers, Mr. and
Robert Wagner, daughters Dora,
Elizabeth, Evelyn, sons Karl
Hnd Robert, Mrs. Sarah Heck, Miss Jo-
Banna Mast, Mru. Jessie Wagner,
Nettie, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
and son Joseph.
| RETURNED FROM HOSPITAL
■ New Cumberland, Pa., Feb. 7.—John
who had an operation per
■ormed at the Harrisburg hospital
weeks ago was brought to his
Borne here on Saturday.
RwOI'NCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER
New Cumberland, Pa., Feb. 7.—Mr.
Hhnd Mrs. Jacob Springer of New Mar-
announce the birth of a daughter.
■Social and Personal News
I of Towns Along West Shore
Mr. and Mrs. John Lantz and son
of New Cumberland, are visiting
at Lancaster.
■ Mrs. Arnold of York. Is the guest of
son Harry and family at New
■ Mr. and Sirs. B. F. Garver and Mr.
Mrs. Guy Shaffer, of New Cum-
spent Sunday with relatives
Ht Mechanicsburt;.
Mrs. George Eckenrliode and son
of Harrisburg, spent Sunday
relatives at Shiremanstown.
■ William Starr, of Harrisburg, visited
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Starr,
Hi Shiremanstown. on Saturday.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Frank KaufTman and
Romaine, spent Sunday with
and Mrs. Moss Rowles at Mechan
■ Mrs. Roy Zeigler and daughter Klea-
Virginia Zeigler, have returned
their home at Shermansdale, after
Hpending a week with Mrs. Zeigler >
parents. The Rev. anil Mrs. B. F.
at Shiremanstown.
■ Mrs. George A. Bricker has returned
her home at Lemasters, after spend-
some time with Mr and Mrs. O.
Greenawalt, at Shiremanstown.
Mrs. Alice Shull, of Loysville, is
isitlng Mrs. Myrtle Llghtner'at Marvs
ille.
[ J. L. Haln, of Marysville, spent two
at New Bloomfleld.
■ W. L. Roberts, of Marysville, spent
at Cove.
The Rev. S. L. Flickinger, of Marys-
spent, several davs with his
Mrs. Mollia Flickinger, at
■ Helen Shearer, of Harrisburg, spent
Bomc time at Marysville.
Mrs. Linda Deatrich. or York, spent
days at Marysville.
Hobart Gosnell, of Harrisburg, spent
Bhc week-end with his mother, Mrs.
Gosnell. at Marysville.
Mrs. John Bateman, of Harrisburg,
isited her mother, Mrs. Jennie Gos-
at Marysville.
I DIRECTOR FAILS TO QUALIFY
H Marysville, Pa,, Feb. 7. —H. I. Koeher.
■who was elected a school director in
■November, failed to qualify as such
to the school code. W. R.
was chosen to serve until a suc
■"■ssor can be elected at the n*>xt gen-
election.
I CHARLES .T. SADLER BURIED
Marysville, Pa., Feb. 7. —This after-
the body of Charles J. Sadler,
brought here for burial in Chestnut
Grove Cemetery. He was killed at
■ Rosemont while in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company as
His mother, Mrs. Joseph
■ Sadler, of this place, four brothers and
three sisters survive him. Two of liis
sisters, Mrs. Simon Lick and Mrs. John
A. Seidle, reside in this place.
■ Stolen Ice Cream Freezer
■ Found in Halifax Cemetery
Special to the Telegraph
Halifax, Pa-, Feb. 7.—On Saturdav
H evening Wallis Rutter's family made
Ice cream and placed the freezer on the
■ back porch. No long after a noise
w 'as heard and upon investigating it
■ was discovered that the freezer had
disappeared. Next morning Mr. Rut-
H ter tracked the footprints in the mud
H io the cemetery, where he found the
■ lreezer hanging on a tree—the ice
'-ream all gone.
I Valuation of Hummelstown
I Property $829,600 For 1916
Special to the Telegraph
■ Hummelstown, Pa.. Feb. 7.—The re
■ port of the assessor, Homer Hummed
■ gives the assessed value of
■ real estate In the forough for the
H.- ear 1918 at $829,fi00. General
H satisfaction was felt with this valua-
I JjSI I, as °"ly one complaint was regis-
I at thc a PPeal held at the Central
Hotel.
JOHN SHAEFFER DIES
I „ Miliersburg, Pa., Feb. 7. John
■ Shaeffer, aged 73 years, died on Fri
■ <ia V evening at the home of his broth-
H * >r -„ lienr y Shaeffer, one mile east of
■ Millersburg. Mr. Shaeffer was stricken
■ with paralysis on Christmas day and
■ never rallied from the attack. He was
■ » member of the Lutheran Church.
r i he funeral will take place from his
home to-morrow morning at 10
' o'clock, with burial in the Lutheran
cemetery at JCillinger.
WOMAN DROPS DEAD
Lewistown. Pa., Feb. 7.—Mrs. S.
Esh, a well-known woman of Milrov.
e,?ed 72 years, dropped dead in her
bedroom on Saturday. Heart trouble
was the cause Her husband and five
children survive.
MINER HURT AT BROOKSIDE
Tower City, Pa-.Keb. 7.—Ed. Shadle,
while at work at West l-trookslde Sat
urday had his head and face hurt by n
rfall of coal.
MONDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH FEBRUARY 7. 1016.
i 1 TheCOHEN STOCK i \V( 7J| IMI f The COHEN STOCK I
'On Sale, Tomorrow, Tuesday : A\ / pllljlffi ffl ll iplill 1 a ' e> omorrow » Tuesday :
Store Opens mt 8:15 O'clock iCiff ffffllfK q.^° r *
Infants' Capes Raincapes tl - Ij i i
jEI Ms I Tomorrow (morning) At 8.15 O'clock Extra Bi?; Specials
2nd Floor. "s' 6^ r|l| • P . 1 f W JPA. _TI_ UJ, T> 1 XO'lllOrrOW
zrjzz: The Entire Stock of H COHFN ormerl y 202 Tuesday
infants* c.ats J.J., Market Street fISP
25e a 39c Will Be Placed on Sale at This Store 59c
Made of good, V Entirely new Jersey Leggings.
Hi'gjg At Positively For Less Than % Price §2^
KIMONOS Silk Waists Mr. Cohen was one of Harrisburg's oldest merchants and his store was noted for the special lines of % ','s'rs. «orlh
"" Iq'""' '° r """qq 1 "" Corsets, Hair Goods, Notions, Underwear and Hosiery. He having decided to discontinue business sold to us "'"/jc' ' 0 39C
Made of good Only 24 £ sell. HIC RfltirP StOflc 7i f fl
ette; assorteVcoU S'STblo™..; o tiSl *LIIIIII C UlUllV <ll €X I I 0.1.L1U11 OI 115 If UlUl f^.UoSdTuam?
o? y .H alrJiolr! S'SJ i.t K.nlr . .. T .^ e S[° c k Consists of the Best Makes of Corsets, the Best and Largest Stock of Hair Goods in the Hir iut Floor .
, city, Notions, Men's, Women's and Children's Underwear and Hosiery. <>.. i.< n..»r. I(XIVTY
A BIG RUMMAGE SALE
OF MEN'S Cohen Stock Of CORSETS Cohen's Stock of HAIR GOODS 10c
Suits and Les* Than 'A Price. Only the Best Makers Blac c,"l l L?^ lDS
anU one Lot. of . Ono Uot of Kaufmans Sale Q Kaufman's If\ I- "" "" Flwwr -
/> . CORSETS Royal Worcester, R. & Pr ice Sale Price ... 1 .JO H,^ w Mi. nrt and
■JB/ & 8 Cohen's Prices SI.OO to $2.00 G., C-B and Warner All the wanted shades and Worth noi-. for On «ul«- lw« Floor.
If VI V\/ Kaufman's Sale 1 CORSETS Natural Hair Switches veo-long. OO . I:mbbbi.la«.
__ Price lUC Cohen's Prices S*» 00 to S" 50 '*'S variety of sitaties TJ „ • ri l W Worth st.oo. for
NOW, THEN, MEN Off .»•<■..»«« .»«. -■«. KaMtman's Sal. OA KaufmakTsal. '''' We
If you really want to buy P "n ..„a, Pri " 49c uf " an ' s
J Pnhpn'c <sl nn tr> <sl <;n All >,ood models and all sizes. Sale Price ... V? *Z/ wide and roomy, men's styles, l>ig
a good suit or overcoat FERRIS WAISt'I Co^ en s5 C Brassier es' Natural Hair Switches a Z^l\na h K in a " wo"'d ,ent .,and.e°s!
and save $3.75 to $7.00 KaufSsale 5a Kaufman's Sale 2 4 r Cohen's .'rices 5,.0« to 52 .,„ " ha " tß * nd S °° d
, Kautma s bale r» Pric e Kaufman's Sale or\ roiien'.s Finest »7.00 to SIO.OO worth »i.oo, for p ,-oor.
why grab this opportunity. *" ST PHc 89 C Natural Hair Switches 43 c
$8.75 to $12.00 Garments All of Cohen's Best R. & '° UBi " r,he ce 5 ... $3.95 JSS * &
spr AA C B oS d ETS amer Natura. Hair Switches JT"« —- « ~33.0
£7.11111 Sale PHce ... $1.19 JSZT" *7
• V V I Biw" ne*wmod.is and all 69C Sale Price ... $1.49 Natural Hair Switches JJZrSr*. -
______ g , , ~ II , I » I Kaufman s (p rf f\ rj llmnlkerehlefM,
1 R- : - *„Sal.Price... 3)5.95 21c za."»ra
I Men's and Women's HOSIERY \tjzc
Less Than One« Half Price Less Than 1-2 Price For Cohen's stock ol Notions : pretty pi.in
... . , M utripes and color hemstitched
lour size, your model, your pat- One Lot of One Lot of Women's One Lot of one Lot of combinations. stylos.
ten, k included in this lot of «he Women's and Children's Lisle Thread and Pretty Shell COMBS SHELL HAIR PINS , ,
Winter Suits and Overcoats HOSIERY Mercerized HOSF Cohen's Prices up to 50c Cohen's Price 25c Box WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
ever offered in Ilan-ishm-jr for a nuouirv i mei t,ci lzetl v-.tf-,- 1 . c,l. mm K"aiiftnan'« •* __ wr i rr<<-•
live Spot. Colien's Prices up to 15c a pair Cohen's Prices up to 35c a pair . ' Cp . 1O p C I If 1
Kaufman's -1 O!U p nce, each CIC Price lUt ......
Continuing the Greatest of Price pair 3 c Sale Price, pr„ 1Z 2C Variety of different styles. . $ '- KuVunias"Price
All Men's SUIT and -«.«».». .r color, and "»• Odds'andEndV'in "" (t»0 AC
OVERCOAT SALES at Women's and Children's Co* and Hair Pns HAIR NETS VMS -
$/ - Men's up to 20c HOSE - t £SKSSr> tyU.OO
f Kaufmans Sale Kaufmans Sale D • If* Price X C Splendid variety of newest
M # Price, pair *J C Price, pair O C Fnce A All the moat desirable shades. 7 °es elß ' fHbrlcs and colors: all
am ===== I' Cohen's Entire stpek of Cohen's Stock of Men's Underwear ' ST' ME^ S
\J - Women s Underwear than YtPrice Less Than one-Haif Price Jf e l
One l.ot of Women's One I-ot of Women's One hot «>f Men's One Lot of Men's U® | l|
Positively hisi. class sis.so gar- UNDERWEAR VESTS AND PANTS Shirts and Drawers Shirts and Drawers Tk I £l. I
■nents; every Suit and Coat the Colien's Prices :15c and 50c Cohen's I'rice.s SI.OO to 51.50 #ll M lalllf
maximum of good style, nt, tailor- Kaufman's Sale 1A„ Cohen 8 Prices .5c to *1.25 (ohen s Prices „p to 75c Kaufman's Sale Af\ 4#VV
iiiK and material. Woolens arc sky Price 1U C Kaufman s Sale 24 C Kaufman s Sale Price 4y O Worth up to SBO.OO
high iii price: dye stuffs can't be Consisting of Vests and Pants, Price Price md 1 v Jneger wool, Dr. Wright's Think of the best salt bargain
had, so don't delay; we'll never lie in medium and winter weights: Medium and winter weights; Balbriggan and fleece lined; fleece lined, all wool red and J' oll ever received: these eclipse
able to duplicate this offer (iet a " s,!! e s - all sizes. all sizes. natural wool garments. even that wonderful value. We
i________ J . . won't be able to duplicate it
yours to-morrow. I again; all sizes and ail materials.
THE BIG RUMMAGE SALE OF 7/ie
Women's & Misses' Suits & Coats Continues Extraordinary Sale To-morrow (Tuesday)
Another Big Bargain Event To-morrow (Tuesday) WASH
About 30 Women's and 20 Silk and Serge Dresses, 25 Women's and Misses' special! 'yard** 0 . CKK . 1 *.*... AND PILLOW CASES
Misses' DRESS SKIRTS. For Women and Misses. SPORT COATS. Worth Pink, blues ami neat rosebud pat- 12540 Hemstitched Pillow Cases, A/n!ll£*C
Worth to $2.00, QC Worth to $5, QC to $5.00, <£* Standard APKOX fir I( >C V aiUCJ>
for %J for r•xf %J for <P 1 •ill/ OIXGUAM; Special, yard ® C |4c MUSLIN PILLOW in p Tft mAVfAW
Newest circular effects. In Charming, new models of silk AU nt w mtM j e i s , in at i the best 27 »'iches wide, blue, brown and CASES; Special, each XUC 1 U'lllUl IU W
good, serviceable fabric* and Fir-'and^serKe. 1 Assorted colors fabrics and most desirable colors. Hh''rionV 7 11. Isil ci 01/ Extra good quality; size 15x31. f
wanted colors. AU sizes. and .sizes. All sizes. irocf 2 . pd ,BV2C 15c PI I, IX) W CASKS; 101/ 0 - 79c Crochet Bed QQ_
* V PI.IU Alls: special, yard ° '**> s ial, each 1Z /2C snrmdTfor "m l, O^C
v V v and "blue*designs. a " d ,lnrk KTUJ , |7^ la<ic of " ,rn K0,,,, ~,,,slin' 45x36 These are hemmed,' in a good
WOMEVS AND MISSES' WOMEN'S AND MISSES' WOMEN S AND MISSES' Vd.-wblc PERCALES; !()_ SHEETS; OQ, m "to^
Coats and Suits Plush Coats Plush Coats icat stripe shirt and waist pat- I S '^si/e'iii "»o. of Wood muslin. H ' istom. 1. J I
Good 520.00 to $25.00 Values 818.50 Values; Rummage Pi-ice ,■ , ~ ... terns. MUSLIN SHKETS- p*i-v . ~ . ... _ „ ,
$21.(5 A alues: Hum mage Price PRFTTV IITII'SS . n '.. ■ S4r A General "I,ct Go' of 10c and
419 OH TQ AA
„ . T Good assortment of colors. muslin- made for lomr wear 81.39 Tapestry Curtains; CQ«
Simply extraordinary; now s A selected lot of Salt's Plush TI «. |, n „.| sh . _ _ ' a . 1 o n ' f .. P S?C
the time to get the biggest suit Coats, lined throughout: all Handsome new flare effects of Tcn-var!l Pic'-es 89c '"V """" """i MISIJN: 10c with fringe''colors aro
cjssjfi^ or »"•- - ssti """ 10c s Majassa-tta
; 1 25c NEW WHITE GOODS [ IM lo „ VIU , <M „ „ a
WOMEN'S AM, lIISSKS- II WOMKSS AM> MISSES' W WOMKX'S AM. MISSKS' ' & V** ***" <*»**> 10« W? T»«r, CM!., JJ C
f'(~y A 7 S W I nf*r »I»f e f (~\ ATc sinnori v'nHoo UU ' C C,oUls and 27 Inches wide: fine quality. These are agents'' samples, in
rV imcr OUIIS tUA 1 o Striped Voiles. 29c White Skirting; 1 good plain colors, best $4.00 to
To $8.50 Values To $12.50 Values Real up to 812.50 Values TIIRK.WH TfiWFI S Special, yard WC $5.00 qualities.
Rummage Price . Ituinmage I«rice I UOfYIOII inches wide: two pretty pat- „„ „ .... „ _
. - . . mgm 10c Turkish Towels, hemmed, terns. SO.OO Urussellette Huks, (to QS
/A A Mp m/V P> tl # ' # fill reaily Tor use: special, OC. 19e Lock Stitch Crepe: 1 rt- Full 9x12 Sixe, Tor w
%T Ji "71" U fll ril \ 7 111 l 3 for K,MH-ial. yard lUC A specially K ood variety of new
Wi/1 / 9 # Jj M ■VC ■ 17c Extra l.arge Bleached Tur- 40 inches Wide, extra tine ifrade: colorings and pretty desinns.
«pt» l u <pu»o\J i2v 2 c
Se;" .'"m™" >S; ?uoh " "owSSr ■nJSß'rtrtS.Tlto 'jsc c|u"lly"°'""' exl ™ " l,,er
all newest materials and all a little price: your size and cheap at this price. Rummage 20x40 inches; special, each. w o.>c Plain White Klaxon; 1 01/ t% long service, cheap at
sizes. model included. Sale Price 29c Fancy Cheeked and Plain Special, yard /2C So-fo
*• ' s *■ White Turkish Towels: IQ r 38 inches wide; splendid Tor ta 75 Woolnan Cotton Q»7
/ V P " , l> waists and dresses. ,lir . . $1.97
WOMEN'S
Woo' _ _ $15166 Ij|^|j^g|||| 11 irt tty plaids withluyel|. hiirdt-rs. ln j
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