BELIEVES REVIVAL WILL FOLLOW WAR Poet Noyes Thinks Men's Minds Will Be Brought Back to Eternal Virtues Alfred Noyes, a poet of interna tional fame, who wilt lecture on his war experiences, interspersed with readings of his own poems, at Tech nical High School Thursday evening, April 19, for the benefit of the Har lisburg S. P. C. A., is llrm In his be lief that a great revival will follow the war, bringing men's minds back to eternal verities. Ho voices this belief In his beautl KAUFMAN S t mET A Day of Big Value-Giving J=j~| ft good clasps; newl •Tj £ A f A real downpour of April Bargains, typical of the Kaufman * styles;# \! TWI! / mri M Store's policy to provide YOU with every opportunity to supply 39 c 1 jj kJI' i/i/ V £l/\\ yj / I your needs with seasonable standard merchandise at prices that ' l " or - i 1 / - , C/ yJQIll& features bargains in New Spring Ready -to - Wear Apparel. Neckwear i J COME TO-MORROW AND PROFIT. P °T a a n fn' / ————————— A / \ white or lace . extoa spfcial! Thousands of Handsome New Waists in This An April Bargain Notions •>•—*-a* 1 , Women S April Shower of Bargains Shower of 175 jg&.ttt&.sw .JSL <■ Chamoisette ft. dies. New Georgette Crepes. All that fushion fa\o?s in | Trimmed Hats r Ribbons ) S&SMk models, colors and trimmed effects at BIG MONEY- ■£_—-A ' W rn —_ . "n Half dozen shell or | A| _ llH) SAVING PRICES. -J? t rOTTI HfTfiW Fri - Am / J * ' Fancy silk rib- UIOVCS Handsome New LAWN WAISTS. A lUIUUrrUW 111 / A W ( / P tons; variety off 0 „ /\K Extra Special at TT # C Extra Special, v ] M ifA M ' patterns; extra % ma kp W in U piafn White T~~ Scores of new White Lawn Waists, In a host of very lib"<■ ' My) NIA-® SDec^al^dozeif 11110 " 8 ' wlde; worth to I make, irr Plain White 7 / **rr\\\ ® attractive lace and embroidery-trimmed styles. simr*. m if Special, dozen, 30c> A yard, J a.ißa*a m, Smnmn^ Ntw spring WAISTS. Qft $2.49 w n c s sizes for Women. i ) Extra Special at 17 O C 9M.U , Erfush Pins' Special pimt Floor. § Extra special at Over 50 beautiful styles, in stripes. Sport effects; Stylish, new, correct Sport and Dress Hats, attractively trimmed with pretty at B ( ■HO . ; tfllTT/T) \\ 5P me '. ac ® a "d embroidery trimmed. flowers, ribbons or ornaments in this season's most popular new shapes, colors f f ■ ■ , _ ( • ))[l(| \\ H-xquiSlte New Silk BLOUSES. C\ P* and black, creations to suit ladies, misses and children. No two alike; made ?' liUUlco & J *1 Mil' \ \ Extra Special at of a s P lendld quality Milan Hemp and rare, very rare, at only $2.40. _Hair Combs, worth f fall I I Georgettes and Crepe de Chines, all the new light TJXTRIMMKD HATS —New Turbans, Sailors, Mushroom Shapes; all the lat- blue,'" pink or I Neckwear ~s I spring colors and many new sport models. Over 40 dif- est spring colors an.d black styles to suit every woman, miss and child of a \ & a P air J J ferent styles, showing the newest of the new style good grade Milan Hemp. Special to-morrow, 7Qif* Newest style First Floor. ty collar treatment. Frida , at each Floor. Georgette | V KAUFMAN'S—PIrt Floor. ' l. KAIFMAVS—Second Floor. collars, ueorgciie | ————— cre p e an( j organ f\ | MWWVWMWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWMiWWWWWWTO}'mWMWWWMWWWWVWMWMWMMWMWWtWWWWmWiAWVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWMMWHtWWIWWWWtWWOj dies- trimmed iS SUITS—A Great After-Easter Reduction Sale of SUITS "isf' Fancy crepe ki- I \ SI 1-lr Moor. Z n "c.'t"u!"- ii . 750 NEWEST SPRING SUITS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES j| Vm ° 1 s V eciai" 6 * '! yf 750 of the Smartest and Most Remarkable New Spring Suit Values offered in Harrisburg this season. This is decidedly the Greatest Women's and Misses' Spring j; t t . r variety 6 J CS Q|- j; f Suit Opportunity. Not only GREAT from a money-saving standpoint, but EXCEPTIONALLY GREAT from a style and quality standpoint as well. For this offer j; 0 f attractive Voi |[ *, provides the higher-priced quality class of suits at lower than even our former low Underselling Prices. Many copies of the highest-priced suits produced this season !| ors and patterns; second nor. ,i tVVg are in this wonderful collection which includes all the various phases of suit styles and all the wanted materials and colors. If you've j! extra wide; spe * Ladies' i i been waiting for a Big, Unusual Opportunity to Buy Your New Spring Suit, come to Kaufman's to-morrow, Friday, and profit. || clal, a 1 Brassieres Ji y f 5 Special Groups For Quick Selection and Selling Tl i I and bust conflners !! ] ~~/\ / M_i lJi ' \ Women's and Misses' M *7C Women's and Misses' 7C Women's and Misses' A m 7C k\/ l\ 1 Ladies' J | Spring Suits Spring Suits Spring Suits 17c ! * VaIuPS U P lo ® ,2 #o ' Values to $14.00 for Values to 918.00 for /jjT U |W\ \ ! styles; 8 wortli up I second lioor. |[ ~ . Scores of stunning new models, beautiful- Another big group of stirring values, Handsome, distinctive, new spring mod- Jfl V <' to 12% c' in aU # Banealow ii l\ ly tailored and fashioned of pure wool fashioned of pure wool poplins and serges, els; made of Poplins, Men's Wear j| 3poc 1 aI - % " ° 5 I ... ,n black, navy, gold, apple green, Copen- Worsted Checks and Gabardines, in the best \ j \) <; '-. £ 4 j I serge and poplin, in black, navy, and gold. hagen and tan. All sizes. All smart new spring shades and all sizes. All decidedly " 11 , I All sizes for women and misses. spring models. well tailored and finished. 1 1 \ \ '! htn Floor. 4 m2de le oi ij I WOMEN'S AM) MISSES' NEW A - - WOMEN S AND MISSES' NEW , \ \ f S£ft ,'! / K Spring Suits S I4S Spring Suits $ lB- 1 \\ffl Tte 1 39C |l VALUES TO $19.50 FOB j VALUES TO $22.50 FOR V-A j I i k & t' V' in 1 *" C Second l ioor. |, A | A remarkable variety of the season's most stylish models. Made Fashionable Poiret Twills, smart Velours, popular Gabardines |! host of desirable r Ladies' hi M'L of Gabardines, Poplins, Velours and Checks, in black, navy, gold, and Poplins, in a big assortment of the choicest new spring models|9M39Qß| o c° ors - black and , !; apple green, Copenhagen and sand. All classy, well tailored up-to- —blacks, navy, apple greens, gold, sand, rose. Copies of the high-jj s,zes " 1 Petticoats j' 4 the-minute styles, and all sizcs for women and misses. est-priced models. All sizes for women and misses. 48c | Hundreds of the Most Stylish NEV/SPRING COATS PRICED LOWT ~ SKIRT SPECIAL I|! Barson f/ose { 95 c !; 2 L 2 1 ipU.JO T 2 r yID.UU Cl r ; p f B . Fvfm £n /g !| quality; black and second Floor. i| Smart New Spring Coats: special New Spring Coats? speeial. slß.oo\ Special, at ... • Z°\"T s a P e-f , 11 Handsome New Spring Coats; special s]2.9o U" ni atchable New Spring; Coats; sp 7*\ moLf 00 An^i'zes. mlxcd cloth ln a very || c ' Bl, I "{^ C DreSSeS <[ l-lrat Floor. % ... ''ttMMWMMMWWWMWWWVWWWWWWWVWVWHVWtWWVKAUFMAN'S—Second Floor. -■ 1 >\ omen new - _ p • t ■ b spring styles; LadieS LlSie \ made of good fast - w i Wonderful April Shower of Bargains For Men &Boys c I second Floor. iC CUT BOYS' NORFOLK a* AOA I BOYS' SPRING OOA worth to s9c .._! C I I •• > Va . W h ae W (111 SUITS. Special 11)4.017 | REEFER COATS ... 3) £oOV S quality. s P e-? ifldlgg Vests J | 1 j 65c Collapsible Wash .wan e^pecl, vanae. jn | cial. pair ) ' Swiss ribbed I®, j|® Br,en., | „ I Bo.rd., B e nch es J Spec l a l f° , handsome mixed cheviots and casslmeres. years. 29c K > vests; extra, good ,l|lj| foldlnK arms, n| '" d made extra strong OA Bovs' Wash Suits: Bovs* Rompers; | Boys' Odd Pants; Fir-t Floor. ] $l.OOl sd r * 9 * te.-* l - 39 9S * oc f y ßp i.u i I sizes, worth to Food ; —— ; ——— ui I z_j m ' if\ p*r r\ /r-O . f, Lin. L hilar en s w sneclal. Anron Gln K- 75c Ste nml 7oe Jnpnnned 1R C White $1.50 Aluminum /pTT >1 A _ lUp /MS* /K —.J?—''l Tit % I * Choppers ham - st "" d " Cookers four Tin Drcnd Boiea PllnNe Crepe, 29 Preserving Ket- * WI . . ... . C F -444 11-,- I eaU 1 1 with 4 ar f H qUß h /own compart - —good size and Inches wide for tie*, large size ' ' ] \ V^l/i\ ° n,y ten dozen to Oo o i styles of i M-BJ llOSe ■ IHC knives , "'Krljay menw wd .Uj. ju.Htj. 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V LOrSet f ) white and P • Cakes of Wool ' I-riday special, ®AI Ji** /// Bo prompt men if you want a bar- Smart new styles, exceptionally \ . All sizes. Spe- Soup; special for each, clal . OQ„ / ' gain. Your size among the lot. well tailored, in Pinch-Baclcs, • ~ f f clal, 12 &UC l.nrgc Cial- / / Friday only at this price. Belt-Backs and Conservatives. LOVerS J } 45C * /V Tnn.y.ed Tohw, * /j !' MEN'S TROUSERS; I Men's Khaki Trousers;! MEN'S RAINCOATS 11 Made with wde C | 1 : - or - Bleached Muslin Magazine Racks Oil Mop Calicoes ) / Extra Special, Special Friday Only, Special Friday Only lace^ I Crenp Cnwns 10c wlllte Muslins, 11.50 Fumed Oak Mag- Combination Light and dark i j u ribbon. All sizes. | I - remnant lengths, yard azine Racks, made good 75c Combination of 2 American Prints, neat t X Pr. V* J Special, each. . . Tr ,„u„„ . . . Mops, Bottle of Oil and figured patterns. Friday 7' (MKK.. Made of a good, service- In a good shade of tan; Double texture water- IC_ | Made of extia wide, riiday 6'40 strong. Duster. Friday special, Ua able, strong cheviot, in neat made of a good quality Xha- proof cloth; coats with con- IOC I Trammed with* lace special, yard ... . /41P Friday special .. special * O( T I a yard M mixtures. ki. All sizes. vertible collar. I edging. All sizes - ' v ' v J > / ■ . Spe- ticnAJV'S— I JW'd I I "S^rt.vr'woV^ ii, t .V ||j H | Special' jt ' cuffs; 10 - 1 THURSDAY EVENING, ful Intel-cession from "A Belgian Christmas Eve," when he writes: "Speed, O speed what every age Writes with a prophetic hand. Read the midnight's moving page, Read the stars and understand: Out of chaos ve shall draw Deepening harmonies of Law Till around the Eternal Sun All your people move In one. Christ-God hear. Both for foe and friend, our prayer.' There are men who fight and men who write and each has his part to play as a patriot. But Alfred Noyes Is one of those gifted ' cings who can do both, and do them well. When forbidden because of defective vision to enlist at the first call of English men to strike a blow for democracy and international law, England's great poet went to the front on his own account and served with the aviation corps, in the trenches and with the trollers who are chasing sub marines. He has had exceptional op portunities to see the war, and he paints facts with such vivid realism that he carries conviction and stirs patriotism in every hearer. In hearing Mr. Noyes, one not only helps a local organization that is do ing a splendid humane work, but aid is given to the cause that is now ours. A large percentage of Mr. Noyes' re ceipts for his lectures goes to the English government for its war fund. The reserved seat board opens at C. M. Sigler's Inc., 30 North Second street, Monday. ROBBED 85 HOMES By Associated I'rcss Atlantic City, N. J., April 12. Howard France, of this city, was ar rested here last night in connection with the robbery of thirty resort homes including that of Judge William Clopton, of New York and Baltimore, from whom he is alleged to have taken jewelry valued at $3,500. He has con fessed to them all, according to the police. He is also accused of robbing eighty-five houses in Philadelphia be fore coming here. He is said to have posed as a house painter. His ac tivities in this city, the police declare, netted him about SB,OOO. HXRRISBURG TELEGRXPH COSTA RICA GIVES U. S. ITS SUPPORT Another Latin-American Coun try Declares Against Ger man Policy By Associated rrcss Washington, April 12. Without formally announcing abandonment of Ihcir neutrality, two more I.atin-Am erican republics, Argentina and Costa Rica, have given assurances of their moral support for the ynited States in the war against Germany. Argentina, choosing a middle course between those of Brazil and Chile, her sister nations in the in- Huential A. B. C. trio, has notified the State Department that she "recognizes the justice" of this country's stand against German anuression. The com munication contains no intimation, however, that the Argentine author ities contemplate aS actual break with Berlin, and it Is assumed here that for the present at least neutrality will be observed. I.,lttle Costa Rica, just emerging from the throes of a revolution sent word to her diplomatic representatives hero to-day that she endorsed the course of President Wilson and was "ready lo prove it if necessary." Argentina's position was defined in a note reaching the State Department to-day In answer to the notification by this government of a state of war. The communication is regarded here as defining a status just short of an open break. Diplomats and State De partment officials believe it would have been difficult for Argentina to go further at this time. The position of that government is different from that of the United States and Brazil who have suffered directly from the submarine campaign. APRIL 12, 1917, Attempt to Blow Up Train Carrying Munitions of War By Associated I'rcss Camden, N. J., April 12. —An at tempt to dynamite a train of from 20 to 30 cars loaded with high explosives, which passes through here from Pennsgrove at 1 o'clock every morn ing, was frustrated late last night, ac cording to the police. A pedestrian discovered a man chiseling a hole In the Pennsylvania Railroad elevated bridge over which the train passes Me notified a police man and on the latter's approach the suspect ran. Although the officer fired several shots at him he made his es cape. An examination showed that a large hole had been cut In the mas onry. Two companies of New Jersey National Guardsmen were ordered to patrol the railroad at that point. Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator.— Adv. Ashes of Cremated Woman Buried in Lawn, Wife Seeks Divorce From Her Husband Pittsburgh, Pa., April 12.—Objection was made by Mrs. Matilda E. Heine man in her suit for divorce against . Otto W. Helneman, a wealthy Nortii Side jeweler, about her husband's al leged action in burying the cremated l remains of a woman acquaintance ill i the lawn of their home in Bellevue. The wife testified before Attorney ! Robin B. Wolf that she did not dis- I cover that the ashes of the woman ■ had been burled In the grounds sur -1 rounding'their home until she learned r It from the gardener. > It was recommended in the master's report filed yesterday in Common Pleas Court, that the divorce bo granted. 5
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