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Bible Conference at
First Baptist Opens
The thirty-first Interdenominational
Bible Conference opened this after
non In the First Baptist Church at
3.30 o'clock, the Rev. George E.
Gullle, of the Presbyterian Church
South, speaking.
The conference will be continued
until Tuesday evening. The Rev. Wil
liam L Pettingtll, pastor of the North
' Baptist Church, Wilmington, Del.,
will speak on Saturday, Sunday and'
Monday at the sessions, and on Sun
day evening in Stevens Memorial
Methodist Church.
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
Ilow to lleniovc JEaslly.
Here's .1 chance. Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with tho
guarantee of a reliable dealer that it
will not cost you a penny unless it
removes the freckles; while if it does
give you a clear complexion the ex
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of otliine—
double strength—from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself of!
tho homely freckles and get a beau
tiful complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for tho worst case.'
Be sure to ask the druggist for the i
double strength othino as this is the !
prescription sold under guarantee of
money back if it fails to remove
freckles.—Adv.
I Here is that Fa- I f
mous Refrigerator ft 5
with the seamless, £ R
dish-like lining the g
genuine— fif 0 ]
Leonard Cleanable | 1 !
Superb Porcelain-Lined 3 R c
All in one piece— | | 1
with rounded corners % jjj '
brought clear to the jj§ | '
The Pride of every i
Housekeeper. Don't jjjME |
confuse this wonder- d9 i
fulsanitary lining with '
paint or enamel or fißfj ,
with porcelain lining SK) i
put on in sheets and >so £
the joints filled with
cement, j *
We will give you sß® a
free a sample of the Leon- c
ard Porcelain that will a
quickly show you the dif- i 1
ference. You can't scratch I :
it even with a knife. It is GST i
everlasting, easily kept |
sweet and clet!:i. Look for C
SIK the trade mark LEONARD | p
K CLEANABLE to avoid ijEu i
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lriccd from SS.SO up.
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| ROTHERT'S i?
312 MARKET ST. OB J
1 BRACE UP!! |
What is the use of suffering from
sick headache, indigestion, bilious
attacks, nervousness and con
stipation? Brace up! If you
have the will to be free from
these discouraging troubles,
here's the way: Timely use of
will promptly correct these con
ditions. A few doses of this I
matchless remedy will cleanse the I
system, bring grateful relief, and
make you healthier, happier and
stronger. When you feel half
sick, blue and despondent, a timely
dose of Beecham's Pills will work
wonders, and act pleasantly as
I QUICK TONIC J
At All Druggists, 10c., 25c.
Directions of special value to women are with every box
"The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World"
FRIDAY EVENING, HARRIBBURG TELEGRAPH MAY 25, 1917.
250 CANDIDATES
IN BY INDEPENDENT
A
1|
JOHN L. McGARRAHER,
State Vice-Councillor.
Preparations are complete for the
! ''iff booster parade and session of the
Order of Independent Americans to
j night. The parade takes place at S
I o'clock and the session follows at
Chestnut Street Hall. Reprcsenta
j tives will be present from councils
in Harrisburg. Steelton. Middletown.
j Enluiut, Oberlin, Penbrook, Lingies
town, West Fairview, Mechantcsburg,
Carlisle and New Cumberland. There
will be a class of 250 candidates ini
j tlated. The State board of oflicers
i and the Carlisle degree team will
be in charge. The order of the pa
rade follows:
I Form at Front and Market streets
|at 8 o'clock. Chief marshal, Robert
TRACK READY
FOR BIG MEET
Expect New Records in Slate
High School Classic
Tomorrow
Harrisburg's athletic field at
Island Park Is in prime condition for
the eleventh annual state high school
track and field meet to-morrow. U'his
classic event is held under the aus
pices of the Harrisburg Track Ath
letic Committee. In to-morrow's
events there-will be 133 athletes rep- j
resenting fourteen high schools.
Winner in Doubt
Picking a winner for to-morrow |
is not easy. Tech has winning J
laurels away from home, but will be)
without several stars in to-morrow's j
meet. Reading High has been show- j
ing speed and may be a strong con- j
tender. Williamsport and Altoona ;
will also be factors, Lancaster, York, i
Lebanon, Lykens, Millersburg, Way- |
nesboro and other schools will try I
for honors.
The meet starts promptly at 1.30
with the preliminaries in the 100-
yard dash. With'an improved track !
and better conditions some new rec- !
ords are looked fpr. Many of the
athletes have done bettet than the
local track records in previous events
this season. The officials of the
meet will be:
Referee—W. O. Hickok, 111, Yale.
Judges of Track Events—Vance
C. McCormick, Yale; A. C. Stamm,
president city school board; A. K.
Patterson, Harrisburg High School;
Dr. Harvey F. Smith, Bucknell and )
IT. of P.; Prof. F. E. Downes, Dickin- i
son: 11. A. Boyer, Harrisburg High
School.
Field Judges. Ross A. Hickolc,
Yale; B. Saul, Otterbein; Thomas M.I
Kelker, Cornell; Arthur E. Brown,
Harvard; Gilbert M. Oves, Princton;
the Rev. S. W. Herman, Gettysburg;
J. Montgomery Trace, Princeton; Dr.
John H. Fager, Jr., U. of P.; M. Wm.
Jacobs, Jr., U. of P.; Wm. D. Meikel,
State; C. Harry Kain, U. of P.; John
C. Herman. Jr., Yale.
*
WILLIAM A. PIKE
State Council Secretary.
P. Miller; aides, A. S. Losh and
M. L. Braught; platoon of police,
oflicers of the Boosters Association,
State oflicers, guests Mechanics
burg Band, Mechanicsburg Council,
candidates for initiation, Carlisle
Council, High spire Band, Steelton
Council, Middletown Council, Ober
lin Council. Enhaut Council, New
Cumberland Band, New Cumberland
Council West Fairview Council, drum
corps, Mt. Vernon Council, Melrose
Council. Llnglestown Council, Pen
brook Council.
Route: Out Market street to Sec
ond, to North, to Third, to Market,
to subway; countermarch to Second,
to Chestnut Street Hall.
wns. bark is dead
Mrs. Estella Wheeler Bafr, wife of
Stephen A. D. Barr, aged 53, died at
her home, 262 Herr street, this morn
ing. Funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from
tho house. The Rev. Dr. Robert Bag- :
neli, pastor of the Grace Methodist
Church, will officiate. Burial will be 1
private in the Paxtang Cemetery. She j
is survived by her husband and one '
son. Linn W. Barr. of Reading. Mrs.
Barr was a member of the Harris
burg Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, Capital City Chapter, 116, O. K.
S., and Ladies Maccabees, Review
Hive, 257.
TIME TABLE CHANGES
The Philadelphia and Reading
Railway Company have issued a bul
letin of tinjo table changes in ef- I
feet Sunday, May 27. A number of
suburban trains in and out of Phila
delphia have been taken off. Changes
have been made on the Bethlehem j
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America's Wealth
Being Redistributed
Read it in Douthrichs ad
page 15.
I Qur Fifth Announcement 1
i I
| of Saturday Specials in j
p - _____ |j
I High Grade Jewelry |
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Tomorrow s special values will appeal instantly to folks having Wedding if!
§jj or Graduation Gifts to buy. Scan this list—every item spells real economy, jjj
atch Bracelet Sold Elsewhere Hi
I t 3 r 817-50 $lO i
"!" y Special 1 omorrow js
■(■ V Elgin or W'altham 7-Jewel, 20-year guaranteed gold- it!
filled case—detachable bracelet—can be worn either as H| I
ija a watch or watch bracelet. Special for tomorrow only, |j§
j| 1 H
Casseroles, at $1 \*/ 2 Doz. Goblets, $1.751 $lO Toilet Set, $6.50 M
ill n i^rff Vy r n C t a ff JL , metal - silver | Fine crystal—beautifully cut j An ideal Graduation Gift—of j
■fft Pi 1 aßt . feo * guernsey lin- : —attractive designs- sold else- French Ivory—large oval mirror *t" i
r> 50 Snpp?n| W ! 1 om e " S J2? where as high as $2.75. Special I —sold elsewhere as high as slo. dl
*2.50. Special tomorrow, at $1 tomorrow, at $1.75. I Special tomorrow, at 90.50. HI
gj
Rogers Silverware—Half Doz. Knives & Forks at $3.00 M
llie genuine V 4 doz. Knives and Forks,' usually sold elsewhere as high us $5 and $6 Spe- SIS 1
gig cial for tomorrow, at *3.00. ' |n |
M ~~ ~
|j| y 2 Doz. Tea Spoons, j Salt and Pepper Shakersj Ice Tea Glasses, V 2 Doz., B
at $3.50 [ at SI.OO at |
IP ® terll "* fiver very latest Beautiful Cut Glass with Ster- !Or Lemonade Glasses—nne crvs- IS I
iti Pattern, sold elsewhere as high | ling Silver tops-—sold elsewhere : tal—beautifully cut—sold else- ip i
={= * 6 - 00 - Special tomorrow, at as high as $1.75. Special, per wliere as high as $2 75 Spe- lH
Sg •.•>. , I pair, tomorrow, at .SI.OO. I cial tomorrow, at $1.25. SK
jtjj M
| Our $25 Diamond Rings I Cake Knives Pie Knives Cheese I tj| i
Are the Talk of the Citv Knives Berry Spoons and Tomato Scrv- ip
II J | cr's with. Pearl handles Serlinor Silver Hi '
N """mings. Special to-morrow, at g
Iti tional value, at
and u 11 agree they are excep- I 25% Reduction
ft?
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.WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY, ETC*
206 Market Street 1
H H
PUBLIC NOTIFIED
OF REGISTRATION
Governor Officially Proclaims
June 5 and Calls For
Go-operation
Governor Brumbaugh to-day is
sued the following proclamation offi
cially informing the people of the
State of registration day, June 5, un
der the conscription act and calling
upon all citizens by word of mouth
and otherwise to cause knowledge
of the time and places of enrollment
to be spread broadcast and for a
proper observance of the day
throughout the Commpnwealth:
"To the People of Pennsylvania:
The President of the United Sttaes,
under date of May 18. 1917, has set
June 5, 1917, as the day, and tne
several voting precincts as the re
spective places for*tho registration of
all male citizens between the ages of
21 and 30, both years inclusive. This
registration is to occur between the
hours of 7.00 a. m. and 9.00 p. m. It
is the will of the national government
that this service be done in thought
ful apprehension of its significance.
The President further directs that the
day be carried in our hearts as a
great day of patriotic devotion and
obligation, when the duty .shall lie
upon every man, whether he is him
self to be registered or not, to see to
it that the name of every male per
f
A Recipe Worth Keeping—
Chocolate Fudge
in p u j a d esger t
I'fil 'J -T"l4 spoon of butter, 2
3 |f J cuns granulated
sugar, cup
'flß milk and 1 %
r jgt squares of un-
HWsweetened choc
iffiifcareStHM olate, cup
Baker's Freih
yyjjJynl Grated Coconut
MI7 I 111 and yi cup coco
nut milk into
saucepan and
ii At Your boil until it forms
c Grocer' • a soft ball when
dropped in cold
water, stirring all the time.
Remove from fire, add 1 tea
spoon vanilla and beat several
minutes. Pour into buttered
tins. When cool, cut into
squares, before it hardens.
Complete Recipe Booklet on Request
BAKER'S
Fresh Grated Coconut
in the Original Milk
In Cans, Not in Paper Packages
NOT a Dried Coconut
Baker's Fresh Grated Coco
nut—all grated and ready for
use the moment the can is open
—as sweet, moist and tempting
as a freshly picked nut! The
original milk keeps it fresh and
luscious —not the tasteless
desiccated kind.
Rocipo Booklet on Reaaeet
FRANKLIN BAKER COMPANY
Dept. NP Philadelphia, P..
sun oi tne uesiKnaied aSeT"Is writ
ten on these lists of honor.
"Thus, by executive decree, every
male citizen is made responsible for
a successful and complete registra
tion. Because Pennsylvania Is so
large a part of tho nation and be
cause her splendid record in the past"
is a present appeal to us. I now call
upon all the people of this great
commonwealth to take up at once
the patriotic service of planning In
all commendable ways to make .I une
5 a day memorable for commanding
loyalty to the nation and for a re
sult in service worthy of our best'
traditions and in keeping with the
dignity and prestige of the common
wealth.
"In all places of public assembly,
in all newspapers, In all Institutions,
in the homes and from the temple
of your own conscience I exhort you
to exercise your utmost endeavor to
inform all persons concerning the im
portance of tho service, and the dig
nity of the duty that> day to be per
formed. I call upon each of you, all
of you, to use all diligence in secur
ing a complete registration and in
ma"king manifest the penalties for
failure and the glory of compliance
with tho executive decree."
WIM, RECEIVE ON SUNDAY
Miss Clarabelle Claster, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Claster, 801
North Second street, will be home this
evening, after her graduation from
the Harcum School, at Bryn Mawr.
Miss Claster will be "At Home" to
her friends on Sunday evening and
many will be glad to congratulate
this clever young girl on her attain
ments.
spliif
vy?icQi straws
Everyman's
Straws
Here for unexampled varie
ties of high grade, dis
tinctively styled Straw Hats
of every description.
The name McFALL in your
"Straw" stands for better
quality—superior style and
unfailing service.
OPEN* EVENINGS
McF all's
Hatters, Men's Furnishers
and Sh'rt Makers
Third and Market
UNDERTAKER 1743
Chas. H. Mauk N r. H sl
PRIVATE AMBULANCE PHONES
KJiTEIIMIN AT BANQUET
Members of Camp 23, P. O. of A.,
gave a banquet the other evening in
honor of the delegates who attended
t lOiCaCOI laOCJOOCZracaQflßf irnr->nm
| pink cheeks
When a girl's color fades and she looks debilitated, is short of
y breath, when her heart palpitates after every slight exertion and
a she has pains in various parts of the body she needs a good tonic.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills
j for Pale People
Dare the remedy best suited to restore the blood, bring brightness to
the eyes and put color in cheeks and lips. As they contain no
(1 alc ? ho ! or , harmf " l drugs they are safe at any age and their tonic
action is always helpful. Your own druggist sells these pills.
U 7 W r? yp th Blood" and "What to Eat and How
° to Eat give just the information that every mother of a growing
fj girl needs. They are free. Write for them today. Addre!.:
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y
ti3OtIC3M(=IDOC3C^=MOC3a=MOCM=3CM=iSCC=a3i
\M Positively Closes
Saturday Night at 10.30 P.M.
PRICES AND TERMS SHOT TO PIECES—
For the Last Day of
The Great Factory Sale at "YOHN BROS"
Every Instrument in Our Entire Stock Must
Be Sold at Some Price—
Positively the Greatest Values Ever Offered
This Beautiful ~ ONE FINAL WORD
1 rhe end is here. This great Factory Sale has
¥ Tj-.™ Z 1 4 • reached the end. The tremendous volume of busi
ness at (his great .Factory Sale has far exceeded our
1 iJmm „ miTjiTr expectations. The shrewd intelligent buyers of this
Here is a *, Wlfc community have appreciated the bona fide gen,nine
, | savins' we have offered and have actually snapped
piano tnat you , these Bargains up at a surprising rate. Many have
j TrePhiIMl&'irfcSj|s|BE been sold, but the remaining stock offers you the
greatest Bargains of them all. We have cut prices
hope to dupli- to attraction. Terms are not. a consideration. This
cate for twice once—Tonight or tomorrow without fail. This great-
PH t c f a n pi atl o Opportunities is knocking at your
what we ask Jj| door. Do not miss it. Act at once—Before it is too
j| p to Be Sold For $279
Pay $5.00 Down, SI.OO Weekly WEBlil
not even a consideration. We must sell these Instru- i I
ments. We want responsible, reliable buyers—the —This is one $ I iWHfillffftlßfflPßß >M
terms are not a factor —$2 Down is as welcome as I j |B^BSB > *|jß
Pianos at $2 weekly and up. The terms are so low day B ar g a ins air
you can surely afford a piano or player piano now if
ever. But como in at once. REMEMBER THIS ■ ■
SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT Pay $15.00 Down, $2.00 Weekly
3 OF THE MANV OTHER TREMENDODS BARGAINS STILL LEFT
THIS S3OO PIANO THIS $350 PIANO THIS $260 PIANO
$1 WEEKLY I $1.25 WEEKLY 51.50 WEEKLY
The World's Choicest Products
are here for you now at savings that are almost beyond belief—"Knabe," "Price & Teeple"—"The World's
Celebrated Story & Clark" —"Pease"—"Weaver" —"Schaeffer"—"Kroll" —"Symphanola" and others. All
must ho —every instrument in our entire stock—New, Used, Exchanged and Discontinued models —all to go
at prices that actually guarantee you a never to be equaled Bona Fide Saving. Come in at once before
it is too late.
Cash Buyers ° pcn To "' g ' lt Ppt " 9p - M snm>a.v. 10.30 p. m. Out-of-Town
Are offered discounts that I Buyers
are worthy of considera- " * We refund railroad fare
„c Factory Distributors For Story & Clark Pianos , ~ , . „
tion. Special savings of- am| both ways and deliver the
fered for 150 first pay- g North Second St. piano to your home up to
ments. Market Square IIARItINBURG, PA. 75 miles.
the State convention In Heading. The!
affair was given In the assembly hall j
of the order. Nineteenth and Derry i
streets. Covers were laid for thirty- '
five suests.
STOUFFER'S
CUT-RATE
MEAT MARKET
In the r.arice Whit* Stall, In
llroad Street Market, and at
449 BROAD ST.
"Quality Our Motto"
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Neck Ribs 12J/20
Moiling Beef 140
Pot Roast 100
Hamburg Steak .... 100
Rib Roast 180
Round Steak 220
Sirloin Steak ....... 250
Scrapple, 3 pans .... 2;0 (
Visit our Saturday \lKlit t'loiiii-
I |> Sale In Hroad Street Market. |