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Salkin's Golden Rule Department Store has a Christmas Gift for you and for every other customer of this new square-dealing store.
This Christmas Gift will be in the nature of money saved on your Christmas shopping.
Every article mentioned on this page is specially low priced just for this Christmas gift offering.
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Men s i>Uc r leeced eavy if dren's Fast Black Rib
Underwear fj 00( i J OWS IOF <>llloll Wl, Stockings
w 39c i Intending toPay Sls for i"" :8c
$2.50 and $3.00 Women s J ( m ;. Scarf and Cap Sets
in plain, checkered and stripes. f SllltS i Salkin's Christ!.! It" gg
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Pri " ' :j i: /? MKV JFXi j: Men's $1.50 & $1.75 Shop
$2.00 and $2.50 Men's and ;; JDITCSSCS /""/ 1\ W luP \ \ PanU
Women s Sweaters VMW.VW* \w W \ J Salkin's Christmas Cift QQ
s . c ~, Gi(t sl.3B \ For Only $9.65 \I \\ }\ \;!
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i ren soa s Q ua }ity, Material and Tailoring, in handsome looking t/ __/i 1 J \ \ \ \\ iv ° T a l
in newest materials and styles— !; Winter Coats, Suits and Silk and Serge Dresses. Salkin's t)' > / j \ I' ;! cw ° e
sizes from 2to 15 vears. Prices '•] Christmas Gift price l\ ' I !• Salkin's Christmas Gift OQ.
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£1 on T0 CQ /I ""X VOL> I; Misses'7sc Cap & Scarf Sets
$1.90 $9.50 j Ik, KjM JN| 0% V )jT i Salkin ' s Price
$2.25 Comforts fi/# 9 vLJ? KiJ* Is- ) i 48c
Salkin's Christmas Gift dj-j CQ I; & j; 5 0c Women's Silk Hose
Price Cp 1• OO Salkin's Christmas Gift QQ
All Wool Blankets . . . ,~.
Value 56.00 LliristlliaS Slippers Tnvtt sl-25 & $1.50 Bedspreads
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Salkins Christmas Gi.t CQ hy it PaVS tO BllV CliriStlliaS jfl& A1?11 1* f 11 1? 1 • IJ • Price 95c
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Heavy Gray Cotton Blankets " I PP ei ® and Rocking Chairs Etc. 1 re " s All Wool
Size 64 by 84. Value 52.23 est anety . Slates etc in Toyland at Special Christmas salkin's pJc - Q
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Price & * Best Store Service —
Bedroom Rugs Sheeting
Good Size. Value 53.00 SllOfiS For RvftPvboHv The House of $lO & sls k^ chris,mas . GmpriM '27c
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Pnce * Ladies' Russian Calf Boots Ladies' Woolen Lined Shoes ejllllS SjL OVOI"CO3.tS Men's $1.25 Fleeced Union
$4.95 Sweaters Value 56.00. with tips or plain, in all sizes at __ That is proved by our customers, that Suits at
mall colors MUn'. ChriMma. Gift $1 .19, $1 .48 and $ 1 .58 our Suits and Overcoats are of sls and 95 c
Salkin's Christmas Gift d>Q AC \ values. Salkin's Prices always only
Pri " Ladies' Vici Boots Girls' Solid Leather Shoes llf/ / $10 a " d sls Boys' Blue Shirt Suits
Fancy Line of Berry and in lace. Value $4.50 lace or button; gunmetal and i.j® Worth $6.50
Water Sets Salkin's Christmas Gift dQ A Q patent colt. \alues2. \Z'i s ( \ f jr> Salkin's Christmas Gift (t A"J r 1
in Glass and China at Special IS"'' ChrUtmas $1.48 [W V l" 8 . T" & $4.75
Christmas Prices. Udle.' Velour English w . L Doug , ag shoeg Fof M°f A MackllUlWS All 12Jc Toweling
75c Women's Waists Lace Shoe Men fiy 2 I Special for Christmas Gifts, at I Salkin's Christmas Gift Price, Q
Salkin'a Christmas Gift 39 lace or hutton. 53.00 value J/J7 $4.90 '
M ' tinn F- n Prke $2.95 | a r !^ nßChr,s,n,as . G,ft $3.90 ~TT ; Women's $1.25 Fleeced
Mens SI.OO Fine Dress fi/tZM II J: * Union Suits
Shirts Ladies' Cushion Shoes Men's Velour Calf Dress / J S -RxGII S Xl©aVJ
Salkin's Christmas Gift 70 ith Rubber Heels. Shoes Woi'kilisi Price". 8 .. .?. 8 .. "..! * 88 C
Price #OC Special Xrnas Gift Price button or lace; value $3.00 1
400 Yds. Silk Ribbons l£e al Xra " Gift $1.98 Christ ':: as Gift $2.48 " OCkS Infants' 35c Short Dresses
25c and 35c values d>o ol t uil \/ l *i-l c Values 10c. Salkin's Christmas Gift in
Boys Scout Shoes— 1 an or black. Value SZ.ZD. Siikin's Christmas o;f Wri-i Price it/C
Salkin's Christmas Gift 1 f\ C 11 * ' Vl • i. nc,. D • c 1 7Q MlKms Christmas Uitt Special.
Price 19C / Salkin s Christmas Gift Price, $1.78. {our pair for ~
— / 'fJ Men's Heavv Working Shoes Tan or black ~ Women s boc Black Sateen
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Large Assortment of Women's & l Onlv one Dair to a customer Salkin s Christmas Gift a A
Misses' Up-to-date Hats, Worth to $3. *.\ . Politic lIF/Vf-tri-m rr Price
Salkin's Christmas Gift (t* *| a q Big Values in Children's and Grown Girls' Shoes VcIUV&S W Orlllllg"
Price Jp i .4o \ for Christmas. GIOVCS Women's Silk Petticoats
Why wait longer you will not find A/N. Men's Scout Shoes Black or tan. Value $2.50. , . /,.,• co^ors
eSyand r take ,S ° oolll6 Salkin's Christmas Gift Price, $1.89. 3mS 7 0 S^ a p air lt nCCS ' Salkm's Christmas Gift
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Hundreds and Hundreds of Other Big ® The Christmas store for thrifty people
ChrUtmas Bargains For Busy Shoppers RULE DEPT. STORE , I 428-430 Market Street Opp. Subway
ive Papers, 4 Banks,
Started in Gary, Ind.
Gary, Ind., Dec. 15.—As a result of
le steel boom In Oary five more
awspapers have been started and
>ur nerw banks have been formed,
wo of the banking Institutions, the
nlon Trust & Savings and the Na
onal Bank of America, the latter
t which is headed by V.'illlam Wirt,
le Gary and New York educator, are
•ectinp one hundred thousand dollar
imwi in Gary.
Following the lead of the Uockc
ller Foundation General Jud ication
oard, the American Federation of
FRIDAY EVENING, HAKRISBURC TELEGRAPH DECEMBER 15, 1916.
l T U .
L.abor is to conduct a survey of the
Gary schools. The Federation wants to
know more about tha vocational train
ing system.
Child in Drunken
Stupor at School
Boston, Mass., Deo. 16. When
Dominic Kusso, ten-year-old son of
Antonio Husso. 72 Third street, Chel
sea, went to school the other morn
ing he acted strangely. His teacher,
believing him ill, reported the fact to
Miss Adelaide Pierce, principal of the
Cary school. Two physicians were
called in and pronounced the boy suf
fering from the effect of liquor. He
was sent to the Frost Hospital, where
he became violently 111,
The hospital authorities say little
Dominie told them his father gave
him a drink of whisky every day be
fore he went to pchool, On the morn
ing stated, he said, he had four drinks
of whisky. The police say a sum
mons will be issued for the father,
Alma Gluck Loses Jewels
Worth $5,C00 on Boardwalk
Atlantic City, N. J., Dec. 15.—Mme.
Alma Gluck, grand opera singer, has
besought the assistance of the man
agement of a Boardwalk Hotel and
Detective William J, Burns In an ef
fort to locate a handbag containing
Jewels said to be valued at more than
$5,000, which she lost on the Board
walk during a recent visit to Atlantic
City, Mme, Oluck authorises pay
ment of a liberal reward In case the
jewels are found.
During her recent Philadelphia en-
Kagement Mine. Oluck spent three
days in Atlantio City, and took a chair
ride, during which she believes she
lost the handbag containing the Jewels.
Detective Bums will extend his search
If necessary, to New York, Philadel
phia and other large cities, in case
they may be offered for pawn. The
singer describes her loss as follows:
A small blue leather handbag, con
taining cards and memoranda in the
middle compartment; one large emer
ald drop pin, triangular in shape, with
chains of seed pearls; one gold ring
of heart-shaped perldo, surrounded
by diamonds, and one diamond and
pearl pin. The emerald was present
ed to Mme. Oluck by Mrs. Cornelius
N. Bliss, of New York; the ring by
Mrs. Btoeckel and the diamond pin by
Schirmer,
Church Thief Takes Jail
Sentence, Had Money
Dec, 15. —• Sooner than
part with ten pounds, the money
found in his possession when he was
arrested for stealing an overcoat in a
church, a man described as a miser
accepted the alternative of going to
prison rather than pay a fine of two
pounds.
When placed under arrest the
man's pockets were searched. The
ten pounds were taken from him by
the police officer. When arraigned
in court the mar. broke down ami be
gan tc cry; "Please don't take my
money away, 1 would rather go to
prlaon,"
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Ten-Year Sentence
For Woman Reporter
Thompson Falls, Mont., Dec. 15. —
Miss Edith Colby, a newspaper re
porter, convicted of second degree
murder for shooting A. C. Thomas, a
politician, was sentenced to serve ten
years In the penitentiary.
The defense contended that Thomas
had refused to apologize to Miss Colby
for an alleged insult during: an inter
view, and that this so preyed upon
her mind that she was not responsible
for her Actions at the time of the j
shooting of Tbomu.
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