2
I WEiST SHORE NEWS
Social and Personal Items
of Towns Along West Shore
Ml'M. l'\ 10, Hull', of Weil Crtll'Vlnw,
npuill Yl.MU.nlay Willi hor MlMtor, Mm.
X. Km*, nf I lurrinlni l'M.
MIM, ilnni'Mo I' II 1111 |IM, nf WMt Kail'.
Vlnw, IM *|II.|IIIIIIH mitornl diiyp Willi
hor iluiiulilur, MIM, Clutrloa ...HIM, at
I'lillllllUlu,
MIM Hi, Mlii'im r nf llitrrlNlmrf, njii'iit
yi.inln,v wllli iir .In llM lilnr, NI IM A
Ill't.lm, ill Wi'Ml I'nlrMi'w
MIM. J, l.'riinU, nf Wi'Ml Kull'Vlew,
MMIIIHI Imr MIMLRR, MIM, VVIIIIHIII IOIIR|I,
HI lln ri iHlnira.
Mr* LIIIL, Hlnlr, nf \V>MI l.'ulrvlew,
Mlll. ill ii .lay wllli lii>p hl-ulllfl', .< nil II
A lllll . r NL 11 II rrldlMi IM
M I'M, 11, llli.m, unci MI'M, II M Mwurln,
nf Wi'Ml l.'ltll'VlliW, \ lull ml llli'li MIMIVI,
Ml*. 11, |.'|iM'U, ill llii. 11 it I I'IMI ill I u HIM
1*1(111,
MIM, JIIIIII Uiitiflltillt, nl llnml Itntii',
VIM! cil lirr mImII'I', Ml'M, II 11, l< llllicffi'l',
ui W'I.MI Kulrvii'w rotitinily,
MIM I', lluwi'lM, nf VN IMI L>'n ll'Vlmv,
IIIIM rnliirnait lionin nfn<i' M|n.iiilinii
"I'M.ml ilu\ M ui Mm'tiniiHulnirir,
MIM, Win uhli-r m WIMT li'nlrvlvw,
wlin WIIN ul I lu> Ml. Alln Hn mi I iirlii ui.
iiiitimid in iii i hoitin.
MM. Mlli'M Nr>l 111 if. nl Wi'Ml I.'IIII'VIPW.
IIIIM MOIIII In I'III'IIMIP, wlifl'n MIIII will
1111 (111 Hill.Ml III' l|l<|' llt'llUlOl', Ml,
I luiiucy,
Men Win IM ffur, nf lln i I'IMIMI I M. wim
I 110 u 111 Ml ill' lii'l Mint or, Ml'n, H. I',
llnl.ii ul Wi'Ml I'ttlrvloW,
MIM. I lurry lliii'vny tin it NUN, NR
11llllllltnlMlnwII, vlMllt'il IIIH fnrillt'l'k
wrtinitimrpiilM, Mr, iiml MIM. It, l<\
Hli'liiiir, ui VVi'Mi l''uli \luw.
MIM H. 11. Kino 111111 iliintilili , i', <>l'
MuryMvllln, M|h ui yr'Mtot'ilny wllli llto
llnv. .1, |i|. H Itlci. niul lu in 11 v ul Wt'til
li'nlrx low.
MIM, \V 111 IU 111 I'. Hluri IIIIM rolut'ttoil
in hor linmo in lliirrlMliiirit itftor
>I ii 11111 it Mr, 111111 MIM. I.lnyil Hi ui r, ill
Hhlrmtitinatiiwiii
MI'M, t 'liurli'n lU. ill, nf 11 II r I'IMII 11 I'D,
IM I 11. 111 M I'lilnl'llllnml !•> Mr, uml Mrn
li, W. Millar nl tHeir lioino ill Hlilrn.
mtuitiow n.
MIM, J), Y, iSlnininriiiiiii, NF Hlilro.
iiiMiiiil.mil, IIIIM umii. In WiiMltlmtlnii,
li, i'., whrro MIIP will vlull hor MiMitn',
MIM, I'', 11, Iti'l'Kor.
,1. W, t'niitfnrt, nf KhlromniiMtown,
IIIIM NUM. in I 'IIKIIIX, A lino 1111, whore
110 l<K|lt<|.tN In llllllio tIIM linlllt..
MI'M. RIIIIRLI'M I '.IX.TT MIII 111111 IT 111 IT,
MIMM ilrut'o CokOH, IlllVO I'i.Ull'Hi'il 111
their homo nt Hitii\ori.owiii urlor VIM|I
HIM Mr. intil MIM, Nnuli llt'llti'M, nl
Miii roittii iiMt nwn
Mm, ollvoi' IT Ilu l< i<r 111111 nun, 11.
W, nkw, Mm UhtvlH R Hlnntiii
ni l.nmoyitr., M| iflll Wi'ilnoMility with
llto fni'iiinr'n tit nt hor, Mrn, Mti tttuol M,
t'oniforl, UT Hlii 11< it HI IIMI NW n.
Mr, intil MI'M, WIIIIIIIII HtrtttMllolil,
HIIIIM I Ittrnlil, Hrtriniiit it ml Alln'i T, nf
Millroiittiur.T>\\ it, niiilnri.il In I LUI-I'IM
inn H, whom tho> woro HUOMIM nj Mrn,
Ht it it Mill, Ii 1 1 FI I 1.1 I lilt -., Mi mill Mm.
IIN mint I .OIMIIIIIII.
MI'M, Nnriuitii Hpiilir, itiiuvhtor Horn
tii>. ni nil i'rnn atrMi Hirrlibtirt,
M 11. • 111 'l'll UIMI lu Y wllli llto fnritior'N |iur-
OIIIM, ut Mhlmnttiniiiiiwii,
Ml'M, Km. I lul Ini'lior, nf I Inn Utltili it.
M|n.iit it iluy rot'otilly with hor inirt'iitM,
ul Hltlri.inuiiMtn\\ it,
Mm. ilonmo Hollar nf Now Minltol,
wh Uksn in thu H*rrliilntr 11 UMIIIIII i
nn Wi'iliti'Miluy whiro Mho will tttttlorun
1111 nporiitlmt.
Mrn, Hit 11 ii> Krolitor nf Nowport, IM
vIMIHIIH MIM, Hurry Hweenoy ut Now
i 'utiihorluittl.
Patriotic Social Given
By Junior Epworth League
Kimlii, ivi,. Mnt-i'h A imlrlotl'
M.I. In I wiin holil IUMI 11111 lit l.\ tin. iTiinlor
Kpwnitli I.OUIIIIO nl the MotinuliMt
L'liurcli In Hn* oloittonury Svititluy
Mohtio| room. MIMM 1., Mno Hit nor IM
Mtl|irl'hltolitloltt nl I 110 louutli., ltt.lt
htii> uit oiiiullinont nf olnltty nioinliorw
WO. My IIIOI.|I itu M nt'o In lit I\M\ Wo, I
iti'Miln\ iifiornnnn in llto olturt li, whoro
tho imiiiliom inn Hutriiotcil IIIOIIM
I'OlllllntlN 111% I'M.
Tho lll'nui'itlll ulvi'll lit Hit. Mttolul lll.il
niMiit Includtiti MUHIV, "A morion i"
prttyor, tho llov, t.', ti, sloop; revltu
IIOIIM, llnwurtl llul.or uinl i iliin tlrnft,
I'M'I'I'IMO, "l.llli'illli'M IINYLI.niiI" tlilflooit
it lilk; plan. l dutt) Hllth llll|ll MU
l.'liii'oit. o Tittup; "lilitooln'M SinitM,'
Mlldrotl KIIIIUII ntnit uinl Holomt Konl;
plumi tinlo, Mul'tlin WIIIIUIIIM', violin
mi.l plitiin iltiot, Mrn I'. *l. Sloop uinl
MI MM l„ Mno 1111 it oi. ONOIVIMO, patriot lo
oltiti'iioioi M: pimit. iluot, tloiii'iido umt
LOUIM llnrrow; dlnlocu*. "An AllOl
itnnn with WiiMhlmttnnviolin mi l
pltnin dtlot, I!MI hor Uolglo uinl llotltrU o
Mlllor; i oi'ltutlniii "A tin tl I.TIMM,"
Mm Ilu Mltiir> I\OI .'IM. ' W lioit Wu-.li
ItlMt.iil NV MM I'm mil nl," Mln linyti; tliiu
drill; nddroMM, tho liov, t'", Utitnt
Hinop, ikiioh, "ti> i>• ituMM,' ottat
t lot MI ituMM, i;ii*ul.oih M,i ri In; Ooori- •
W'UMIIIHI.IIIH, 11 1 in in Uroft; litthoit
Mnrt'lM, \iiii llV Mlllir; John AdtiniM,
WiliMir.l W illi MUM: WIN tlioon, Mur.
Hiil'ol Sin II tl, MIM Hull. Mill \ l\io|tl,|,
l * it. lo Hum, John Kioldoi", t'li.Mlna MOIIW,
"Altinrloil l''nV Mo,"
IIIMTIIIi\\ ItlWI It t tilt taut.
Kltnltt, I'ti., Muri'll 3. Mi it'tit
Mm, Wllltuin I Triinp, nf -'mi v>
t .in II ii iiiomioi mm' it dlnnr ot Utoir
homo W'otliii'Mtltiy nlwlit in I'nimi nl
Utoii ilftuihlii , i'imi n. i . i Uihtli
Mi lH,l.l\ ,util IIIMO t'or lht\lr ttopliow,
I*LI iH P it, 't'iuti|i. MoiHtiitnt, t'nmtiittw I,
Hiiilnli Uo. inti'iti Nil l' Cttit'lM wori
lulil for iho fttllnwlnt! mii'Mt- vti .
litit'lnilit Ti'niip, IV it Tittup mttl .inhu
Tinnti of Il.tiTi.lim > \|i Joiii' >• Hi i
wollt i inil t" l Ut'lwtillrl'. Mlildlo
IttIVII Ml liiil Ml JttMoph I Troup
VI I uinl Mi WtlUttin I Tt'Mttp, vti
lliii It Tl imp, M li Viiiiu Ttottp, Mi
Klnroiioo Troup uinl I'.ttil Trmip
CI \S> \ |S| ist Xl'l I M,
Tho t 'li .tun.tit o|itM nf HID NW
I'tllitl'oi In in! 11 IM *i H, luml m omit
pMnn - I i.i I'tnfoM .*i W Ilium t'ml wrntt
ihitimth llto iit pit nl ut linn Ml'iti'it mt
W otliioinliii it ft o i noon
'lit I Alt IIT\I> IHiue.Vm tlllt
Now I'limtn I I'llt.l, I'll, vim. h n.
TIIIM 11 oiititti tho lini od iiliin tn Hi,.
\| •*! Il.'ll iMt t'lttll.ll o t In otltolittlltovt
• I 111* Itom* I'l Mlkai 11*uItth K.ttinillllll
111 livlltl M I ...' I
run 11 to vin t
Not* t'tlttil.i'tlon.l I'* Mot It 3
Hit Woinl .i , voitlti , tin. tjm.it I ih i
o||, lit will littltl tl luinllliu In tlio Sui.
ilu. .. liwil loniti of tlio Mutltuill.l
i luil'i l|.
"'IiH ItIUM ttN llttVll Ivi 111 1 I "
liintiino. I'd , Vlituh V tuloi <n
in tho oi.titiwlu.il ..tnipituit lit tl.v j
Hnltiil tttttit. lit ui I'liim it t* iitiiv.t
Itm .lull t>liw potiplu woru voHVKftv.l
lt ttit.lii Mpvi t<il (vMlnt'tMi ttt> liitiiiit
pliilttti.l till 1 nil litootlitti tlot tttn till,
i ptii.tiinlm nf Ot# oottit' iimi Kvtuntol
tat liliin will 1 tIK till 'lNtllmttv* Oil Ilu'
limn! to llvtl," nt it tit nn a ittttM mtivt.l
HIM ltlllltl.it allot Ilium
mi tin NO Mil ii \n\ • eei it >.
I . ntot in l' i Witt It t \ Uitt i
toon., ftn .loiu.j nil lit.tltlUU mtv I,
tilrtlitii l, t||| aiitl villiUttttvltl tin. tu vii
WWIHI 111 t lit.* .w > itltil lit.nt .tl llto 1..
Itlnttii. Illit Intil Hit,l H.IIK 1.1 litti till .
ttlit lht>... .>mt nf lllv* Vl>t ltlll Ollltl
tNilitp'tiit nl tin Kuhllt 11. -l itofitl will
(to ni ,t 11 tut tn Ut \ttitn million i
.11.|.'tl Mwt'Ufnlv 111 llt liMkvUlVltt nl Ihv.
ttotltUmi
tn \ tu tt t M in iin im<
tti I, VNtI IV f Ttlli-Vlit nl'lMM;
ft nt.t# tttfvttiA wornvt ii It
tikll> In t ill* N \i illtilV t- mi, mtiti.
( tII t>tlon no V 1 HI.
M I ' || / ?i
FRTDAV EVENING, HARIUSBURG &&& TEIJXHTAPH MARCH 2, 1917.
Enola Merchant* Agree on
Uniform Hours For Closing
I'lnnln, I'M,, Muri'h 8.- One of llto
rti'Nl liiwiirit Ml" fiii'iulim of it
Mtt|'(<lllllltM' Am. III'IM I lull wild tlll.oll t
II IttoollllK <>t tiiiMllloNMllloli yOMtol'ituy
whan thsy und wi u unlfOMn timo
fur OIIIMIIIK Uiolt' plltooM ill* KIIMIIIOMU,
•MI uml imor Mniuluy, April HI, nil
urmory MlnroM will no olnMod HI 11
n'l'liii'lt, n*(H |il mi Hut ut ility IIIIIIIIM,
itholt tltoy UMl'Ooil 1111 n uniform linn'
Amithor new faitliiro will ho tlio clow
IiiH of nil xiurtiN nit Thiii'Miluy itfliir
2H-30-112 N. 3rd St.
an Initial
f' r
i ,{ °f ■
\vJj Ultr ■
mvL
Hats
Introducing pnxise copies ami unusual adaptations
from the imported models,
Such millinery can he expected only at Schleisner's.
IJsere, lisere aifd crepe and hats of real "piping"
arc pre-eminently the vogue. Ideas as to trimmings
individual in the extreme.
5.M l
Special Saturday Only
About twenty-seven trimmed hats
values to 8.00
Choice 90
Combinations of Satin and Straw
Schleisner's Men's Shop
28-30-32 IS. 3rd St.
1
PRICE SALE
2
Last Word
Final Day—Saturday
f
Like all good things this sale must come lo an end.
We have net Saturday for the day when men who wish
* \ to reap the rewards of lliis event niiut make iheir choice.
A. It is |u-(il\ well agreed among the clothing trade tliut
prices ue\t winter will he higher.
So it's cas\ to see thai your investment in a Schlcisncr
Jj& Suit or Overcoat al half price i* more than 200 per cent.
\ \sorth iu the future.
No question about the supremac\ of Sehleisner clothing;
• no *CUMIIIC argument >\h\ you shouldn'l huv now.
Hus is the line-up for Saturday. If your si/c is uoi iu
one group it >urc|\ is in another.
$35.00 Suits SU .I .#<> $17.50
$30.00 Suits <si s ,u i.. $15.00
$25.00 Suits .s v $12.50
$22.50 Suits is > $11.25
$20.00 Suits isi..• u. w SIO.OO
SIB.OO Suits (SI CS ,IJ 4.N $9.00
. $15.00 Suits isue .i-1. .ii*i $7.50
$35.00 Overcoats .. i<. $17.50
$30.00 Overcoats tsi.wi,. n. $15.00
$25.00 Overcoats isu,..u„. i.-. $12.50
$20.00 Overcoats TSI..UI O O SIO.OO
$ 15.00 Overcoats *,< .<*> $7.50
tha MwH'a ahnit i it* lit
on Ot •Itwai lutol,
In
110011 itill'lllif Ihn Mtllllllior litoillllM. 'l'lit<
inrrt'liiiitiM in ontor Into IIIIH nuron
iilll lit urn: .I, It. I lurid moii. Joint W.
11 it in i, I lurry M. lilnnnr, I'hurlaa 11.
lirniiHii mill iinlni |', KoMular.
MI( M \I:I H UI;I.I.I;I( WKIMINM
Maryavilla, Pt, kteroh u. - ■ MI MM
AIIIH llorthii Keller wim marrlod lo
I leot'iro M. Ml' IIIH'IH IIIMI OVOIIIIIK lit lli
linnut ni' hor prtrontN, Mr, mid Mm.
John Kollor, til Woynmno. Tho liny.
11, 11, 11 IIITIII it 11, IHIMIIII' of lliii Miilom
I'h'iinui'llrnl i?hII re li, imrfnrntod tlio
lorotiimiy,
w 11iii tint JANI/II.; oiiiei.ic
lOiiolit, Pit., Mitroh !i. Mm. C. A.
Hmunkar, wlfo of tho Hov. O. A.
Smuokor, pitHtnr n( dm HtuvariM Ms
morUt Mothndlat Clutroh, Uwrlaburß.
will orimulio " "Qimon KMthnr C'lrclt"
of HIIIM In thn MothodlNl t'huroh, thin
wimlitH.
NOTAIIIKM Ct IMM1HMIONICI)
l'i mi tu, I'll, i Mitroh 2. WIIIIIIIII
ICNIVN IinIMor umt Kroderloli I). Hnlillo,
hnth nl' I'htoltt, IIIIVO rooolved nniuniIM
HIIIIIM, from ffovtirtior I tru IN Im IIMII, IIM
notury PUHIIIM. fnr thlii dlMtiii't.
\
2f1.30-.12 N. 3rd St.
Offer in a Very Extraordinary Sale
ON SATURDAY
275 New Spring Dresses
—comprising a special purc
several of the master manufacturing dressmakers.
Exceptional opportunity to procure one
or more afternoon, street or evening
dresses 1 greatly below regular prices
These char in ink drwufs are what you would naturally export to find and
always do find at S<UU*isim<r\ —authoritative examples of Sprinn's approved
styles as designated censors.
50 Dresses— Special $25.00
.JVM"*439.50 to $49. 50
Material of Khaki koulWv a\J the leading shades. Only one of a style. Sizes
16 and 18. \7) *
v .
75 Linen and Chambray Drezwellsley Frocks—
Special s9.so $12.50 $15.00
vnlut I $15.00
Only one of a style and in flapper and Misses' sizes.
15 Misses' Dance Frocks— Special $9.90
values to $27.50
Materials of lace, net and tulle. Alluring styles.
25 Women's and Misses' Serge Dresses—
Special $12.50
values to $22.50
Materials in beige and navy serge. Kxeeptional value.
19 Women's and Misses' Afternoon Drjsses—
Special sls.oo
values to $59.50
A varied lot of stunning models, in most desirable materials.
92 Afternoon, Street and Evening Dresses—
Special $15.00 and $25.00
values $27.50 to $35.00
Crepe de chine, talVeta and serge dresses, iti all the leading desirable shades, in
sizes for women and misses.
Fifty Dozen New Spring Blouses Special Saturday
New Arrivals Distinctive Models
This important event is for Saturday only and will be of concern to the women
who have given thought to the spring blouse to wear with the sport skirt. On
account of the limited quantity it is advisable to select early.
Crepe de Chine Blouses Lingerie Blouses
Special Saturdau Special Saturday
$3.50 ■ $1.95
I ueked model in gold crepe de chine. Six new models in batiste and voile.
'Very smart and new. Effectively designed.
Crepe de Chine Blouses — Special $2.49 $3.29 $3.50
I Something entirelv different iu gold, tea rose, white, maize.
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Saturday Sale of Silk Sport Skirts $5.95
Typical Sehleisner style and value. This is a very special offer for one day I
j only. All new and nobby plaids and stripes.
1 m A . . . . . .. . . . . . , r .. [ i
Saturday Sale—4oo Pair Women's Silk Hosiery
l nusal values that retiuire instant response.
Silk Hosiery at $1.59, $1.79 and $1.89
In the leading shade* of solid colors and the new ami much demanded stripes
and drop stitch styles. Pure thread silk,
Fancy Silk Hosiery—-Special SI.OO pair
I \ nu*t unusual value.
Gordon H 300 Silk Hosiery $1.25 or 3 pair for $3.00
In black and white.
Present an Exceptional Assemblage of
Smart Practical
for Women
at 18.50 25.00 29.75 35.00 45.00
t| The plum tailored, pinch-back and sports model* are the cor reel mode* and
reflect the vogue oi the current season a* onl\ SchleUner fashions can.
t| Those who luid it UitYicult to decide a<* to what is be*t suited to their pur
pose Null obtain at thin establishment becoming model* with Sehleisner details
and character, the stamp of correct *t\le.
I) Scotch tweeds, heather mixtures, goltle\ Tyrol vwkl and gnnux buri repre
sent the desired fabric*.