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LIVELY FOURTH
AT MT. GRETNA
Many Harrisburgers and
Lebanon People Spend Day
at Famous Resort
Mt. Gretna, Pa., July 5. lndepe
ndence Day brought crowds of people
to Mt. Gretna from Harrisburg and
Ijebanon.' The picnic trans from Leba
non wera delayed by a spread rail on
th Lebanon and Cornwall Railroad.
The Perseverance band, of Lebanon,
vil engaged' by the manager of the
park to give concerts during the day
at Conewago Lake and In the park.
Earl Stauffer, of Harrisburg, spent
Wednesday with friends on the camp
meeting grounds.
Miss Clara Snavely, of 246 Woodbine
street, Harrisburg, was a visitor oh
Independence Day.
Miss Daisy Sheafter, of 614 North
Sixteenth street, Marrlsburg, has
opened her cottage for the summer.
Miss Emma Stuart spent the Fourth
at thi cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. lienry Burns, of Har
risburg, are spending several days at
their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Devout, Miss
Dorothy Dsvout. Miss Susanne Devout
and Miss Virginia Farrer motored to
Mt. Gretna on Independence Day.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cotterel and
Miss Elizabeth Cox and D. D. Ham
melbaugb spent the Fourth with
friends here.
Miss Gertrude Huber and Miss
Catherine Huber, of Harrisburg, rent
ed a cottage on the campmeeting
grounds for the summer.
Miss Mary Ettinger, of Carlisle,
spent Wednesday, here.
Mrs. I. D. Hoffman, Mrs. John Me-
Morris, Miss Mary Warlow, Miss Dora
Sourbeer, Miss Sue Sparrow and
Charles Loomis were the guests of
Misses Gertrude and Catherine Huber
on Independence Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Seaman, of Har
risburg, enjoyed a day's outing here
yesterday.
Mrs. William Bartolett and Mrs.
Shirey were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Hoverter on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Speas, of 1351
State street, Harrisburg. are spending
a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey
Burke.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deitrich and
childre'n motored from Harrisburg on
the Fourth.
Howard Whitmoyer is spending
some time with relatives on the camp
meeting grounds.
John Hargest, of Harrisburg, was a
recent visitor here.
Mrs. W. H. Ulrich, of Hummelstown,
has opened her cottage for the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fackler and
family will occupy a cottage on the
Chautauqua grounds during the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. German. Jr.,
of 249 Emerald street. Harrisburg,
spent the Fourth at Chatham cottage
on the campmeeting grounds.
Miss Bess Miller, of Harrisburg. oc
cupied her eotage, "The Sunkiss." on
the campmeeting grounds, on Wed
nesday, and had as her guests Mrs. S.
J. Waeludin and Miss Grace Waeldln,
of Harrisburg.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Wag
ner, Miss Mary Elizabeth Wagner and
Richard Wagner, of Reading, are
summering at their cottage on the
Chautauqua grounds.
Howard Burkley, of Harrisburg, is
spending some time here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knoll, Miss
Annie Nlssley, Mrs. E. E. Beidleman,
of Harrisburg. and Mrs. J. C. Keener,
of Fort Wayne. Ind„ motored from
Harrisburg to Mt. Gretna on Wednes
day.
Miss Florence Eckbert, of the Capi
tal City, spent Wednesday with
friend# here.
Fourth Celebration at
Carlisle Indian School
Carlisle, Pa., July s.—The feature
of Independence Day observance
here yesterday wa sa program of
sports and exercises held through
out the day at the Carlisle Indian
school. They opened in the morning
with a school picnic and an address
by Superintendent John Frances,
Jr. In the afternoon a baseball
game between the small boys and
girls was staged with a series of
races, tugs of war and similar acti
vities. The whole clased with a band
concert on the school campus. The
display of fireworks was omitted
this year as a war measure.
An e%rly morning community
prayer service in the First Presby
terian Church in which all denomi
nations Joined was the only formal
celebration of the nation's birthday.
Various pastors prayed for the na
tion in the hour of crisis.
Judge Sadler Dismisses
Question in Richwine Sale
Carlisle, Pa. .July s.—ln an opin
ion just given, Judge S .B. Sadler
dismisses the contention that the re
cent sheriff's sale of the property of
A. Grant Richwine, was not legal.
Attorneys based the claim on the
ground that the sale which resulted
in the purchase by the Union Trust
Company of Harrisburg, of the var
ious properties of the Mechanicshurg
man was not properly advertised,
the type in the bills being said to be
too small and the description faulty.
Seven Injured When Auto
Goes Over Embankment
Mount Union, Pa.. July 5. Abe
Straus, clothing merchant, of Mount
Union, ran his automobile over the
embankment at the bridge crossing
the Juniata river and the occupants
narrowly escaped death. Mr. Straus
had both arms broken and his son
was seriously cut about the head; Mrs.
Straus and three children and a sis
ter of Mrs. Straus and a man
visiting there were all badly bruised
and cut. The car was damaged.
SIXTEEN' ENLIST IX ARMY
Carlisle, Pa., July 5. —Boiling
Springs, with a population under
600, and but a fraction of this num
ber t<j be furnished under the draft,
has come to the fore in patriotism.
t 3n the las ttwo weeks the town has
sent sixteen men to the colors. One
Is at Fort Niagara, two are in the
United Statesa rmy. Dr. E. K. Le
fevere, of this town, has been ap
pointed an officer in the medical
corps and the remainder have Join
ed Company G .Eighth regiment N.
G. P., at Carlisle.
INJURIES CAUSE DEATH
Marietta, July 6.—Charles Hertz,
•who Tfras hurt In a motorcycle acci
dent at Rohrerstown on Sunday,
died in the St. Joseph's Hospital,
yesterday from a fractured Bkull and
internal injuries. He was 26 years
old, and is survived by his wife and
aehild . He . was riding with his
brother. Hertz, on a tnndem motor
cycle when the accident occurred.
RED MEN'S CONVENTION
Marietta, July 6.—The York-
Adams county convention of Red
Men will be held at East Berlin, on
Saturday, July 28. There will be a
street demonstration in the after
noon, and several bands will partici
pate. Past Great Sachems will be
present.
SEVEN PER CENT. DIVIDEND
Waynesboro, Pa., July B.—The Peo
ple's National Bank has declared a
semiannual dividend of seven per cent.
This Is one per cent, higher than ever
before declared. The dividend amounts
to $7,000.
THURSDAY EVENING,
and extremely) attractive skirts for girls
I 11\ • 6to 14 years. Made of a good*wash material in white and I
Mi Commences on Friday Morning Promptly at 8.30 O'clock r" tc °° navybluesEcoyD Fix3oß ;
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Qpll A Remarkable Clean-Sweep Sale in the Bargain Basement
T W' ___ . Bath Stools Ssss-s-tJ
Foot .Stools Outfit JS IRONING BOARDS K|BB| $2,110 Aluminum I! f W1 I I J,"'" 1 ""' 1 95c \ M
jj.|Pride! '">- *p I.mWmi 1 K
Special I | 11 11 |ll n for O/I n iVlffL size and weight. rv f or Q>| P . . Basement
L. y 34c made an.d fin- 10( . Rubber sta | r Spe- OQ Cra 34c CanniSter Sets - M
d u u, Basement V ' ished - Twwda, sie 6xlß „ lal 91 OV V 75 c value; made of good tin.
i Bamboo Tables Basement Special 5,00 inches. Spe- 10- IP c,al -m-v consisting of 4 gg c (
I j tables. Special,
s„u..re .op fern $1 Acme Ice Cream I * . ~ I : ' t " al,cach -- . raSm* 25c K>tchcn clothcß- Pecoß 'il
V" , - Freezers • White Goods Sheets and Table Damask HL ZJT ""tr
II s.'l'gjj jSlljf Pillow Cases 12/2 C,,
J 75c Muslin Sheets; 72x90, with 50c Table Damask; extra fine BIG ROLLS Curtains '
k T i o , iinsemrni N: Jf If # 25c White Pique; 27 inches 3 inch hem. Spe- Bleached Mercerized Table Da- TOILRT I 1 J4.00 Sun fast curtains; excel
-1 L/Uncneon oets ——lf ■ fJm J wide; very fine quaP- 1 01/_ _ cial OS7C mask; 64 Inches wide; good pat- _ . ___ len.t patterns and color- <|J 1 QO I
[ I Blue and white doilie set for lty, yard '2l terns. Special, JPAPER HB ings, pair
f | lab,e . 3 Pieces; fJQr 10 ,. PH j ow cases; linen finish >' ar d i,ot r ' 1
ii**} s>sCj - - . 19c White Goods; figured Pillow Cases; 4 2 and 45 inches; , goodq.mlitj. f _ _ |
I SI.OO Bread striped white goods, suitable for W ®H made. Special, 14c ® s ° Table Dama.sk; extra 24c i Towel SetC Bnnement
(Curtains Basa- "• ■'■.' 10c 1 1
[ 59c Ruffled Muslin Curtains; B° od size - s P e " f ra 200 Pillow Cases; fin.e muslin yard cloth S"C
ssr., 39c 49c f ,ftTS "tTc Ik 50c Lock' —
J v ' inches wide, piece.. 1 eacn - >ed napkins; 18 inches fiCj r ' Matting RugS Basement
\ Fibre Russ Bnwmeni $1.25 Muslin Sheets; Muslin Bf l uarc - Special, dozen, .. , I $5.00 room size Japanese mat- I
f i Qvl , 52.75 Gas Iron; 60c \*"hitc Skirting, wool finish sheets full 81x90; 3 Inch hem; <t tn Table Clntlw ITIV/1 I ting rugs; beautiful tfo >|Q
I „,'i ' 5 , 0 S'pu"n. R so i M ?.t" p?"?■," '5 C# " """• 39c 95c p." ™ WBI ~ „ , $3.49 ,
and colors- each .. p4.017 ,vlth 6 ft - Bte el Special, yard Special, each &nd flne quaUty Spe * OC- * ood handles, for V /
I ... I tubing. Special, ~ ~ cial, J/DC kitchen use; *JQ r I
nil Mop $1.85 JOXSISSSSiPjaSI Cushions
Niat Ss& iSc ?ra. 33c | |,
and dust cloth complete. . $1.50 Galvanized 1 12c Bleached Muslin Sheeting ' BOX; well J \
Wash Tubs, extra fffcT ... . . - — 2V4 yards wide; extra heavy made and , U^JHUIB
Garden Hoes s tron K no quality. Special, OO extra heavy s#; Clothes Dryers < 1
I 59c good steel garden hose] ' ff 3,51 l f 3.DFICS > ar d l/fV ijOOCIS S P- fiC- -* 1 - 25 clothes dryers, consisting
with handle. • OQ- each.... J VJVV/UO P® (jS C * of 4 arms; can be folded; AQ C I
[Special JgC y 15c Figured Batiste and Voiles ' _ C * 1 " each -
Tapestry Curtains "■ SO LIWK " ,s "< 9c Towels and OpCClfllS 3 oc <:, M, s.„ c ,. Borax
I i£fr^"^ y .98 \JeS £jf ssrjnsi n P Ac nr(kni i. R.i!, •^rl^nsr-.^riocj.
v Y Cial CQ„ newest designs, spe- 1 01/, c DCU OPICCItIO Special, yard OC \ "d. Special, 35 c < /
Bnxemeiit // -V 4S> cial, yard * each T ,. , „
rcugs /r at 19c Turkish Guest Towels, 19c Figured Percales—3fi in. Kitchen Sets Basement (
I 52.98 crex porch rugs, size 54x . with colored borders. 1 01/ 0/ , wide; large variety of designs. I SI.OO kitchen sets 5 use- A n 1
90 inches. Special, 1 QQ 25c Wash Fabrics; fine wash Special each /2C Special, 1 A n „ d 1 nn I f,,i 4lfC ,
each Jbl.SfO A| QTCP fabrics; 38 inches wide; big va- 20( . Bleached"Turkish Bath yard 14c SI.OO f"l a rticles. Special J |
— ——— l ' bIUU 3 iEi I riety of patterns and 19c Towels—Hemmed ready for use. vw
Cut Glass I innFRS Jlh - 1 """"* K* 1 ' ISc 1 ~a' Wjf Clothes Dryers Baking Sets asasas;,
$1.95 to *2.50 cut glass pieces, Lrt ULIL l\ J /// /f\\ U 39c Wash Fabrics; new Wash I 35c Extra Heavy Turkish Bath quality, yard •'C 4f/ JJ -> $1.50 casserole; three bowls
all kinds, odds and ends from [F / \r™T4 Fabrics, 40 inches wide; beauti- Towels—Hemmed ready for use. MM Elevating good and and 6 custard cups; QQ g
our stock: ftQf Extra strong; 5 IwAi ful colorings and designs, nq. Special, 2Sc Fine Dress Ginghams—27 MB strontc Soeclal ffO each I/OC 5
piece . . /!C U Special, yard, ™ each, inches wide; extra good patterns .'raw . 37C J
K j nign. t>5C \l \\ 13c Iluck Towels—Size 18x36; for children's dresses. \ 01/ _ ac l> I
Brass Cuspidors ecial •••• 50c Bordered voiles; 45 inches 2 h | M^ r ;..... 11^C special, y rd /2C Vacuum Washers I
I $1.50 Brass cuspidors; will not . fi ,„ lde . : f our ood P atterns - 25c 8c Cotton Toweilng— 16 Inches 29c Fine Quality Muslin Tub. n - Tmn I Made of zinc; no rubbing OQ. i
I upset; leaded bottoms. OQ - 85c Wooden Special, yard wide. C_ ing; 42 inches: for cases OO _ 5 ALIMI- | the clothes. Sneclal *>^ol,
each y ° C //)\, W_a . h Specia , and bolsters; yard NUM ROAST- V ) [
t —5 yards to a customer. ERS
Al. /-M I._ Bn,enient ,/f - two wide; figured designs in four sl.lO Bed Spreads—Hemmed, 19c 32-inch Dress Ginghams— iffllolHt Basement
Alarm Clocks '{ ,y a ~ holds two dlfterent colorlngs . Spe . good size and quality. OC r Pink stripe patterns. Spe- 1 ,.IT ' ' . l ®y m S <- arcls V
J| Guaranteed alarm clocks; tul,s - Special, cial. yard % AOC Special, each O*JU cial, yard, 1"C size - s Pe- Qfi<* | 25c tine playing cards; regular J
' I nickel Ofk _ each cial onlv I an.d Pinochle decks. Spe- IC.
U plated OVC _ I cial ioc I
[ V t ; .. i. $3.00 Fumed Oak ELECTRIC IRONS $2.00 Galvanized . V 1 —'
, Awnings BASKETS; 0 jfallfflil I S Lw° a Boilers; # C SLEAXEIIS Flower Bowls Basement CI
wid.. Speolal, each ho,K.. $ l B5 $2.49 ' ' c,... 51 ' I 15C .
A Radical Clean-Sweep Sale of a Big Clean-Sweep Sale II
; AllMen'sandYoungMen'sSuits&Trousers Jff>, OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS
! Men's and d>p*7C Men's and <£/-%. rfl M CLEA " SWEEF " EI " ,C ™ MS
1 V H/V y 111 I /a 1 17 Iff * ||lA A il S ( V // EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL 1
i Young Men sH* •' '-' Young Men s V t /^J ,UV/ VJ\ ">•• soft c .iurs B o yS ' sender* M en' S N kies i
/m 4 —— M| WORTH 15c
! Cool Cloth ' SuraraerSuitsj' ~Tc ~ IsT I
Slllfs Made to Sell for $13.50 J A or 4 for 0, le V, r h o i , r e?V tlC Web - Attractive. .tyll.h four-m- .
1 k/ullu ' V Good assortment of styles hand ties; big assortment
| / Clean Sweep Sale Price. \T TT and color '-' first FLOOR. of colors. (
I Of course these suits are wonderful bar- 1 \ \ . _ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ . a■ ■ I
gains—All this season's Newest Models and Handsome New Summer Suits. The Mate- \k\ \ TnOUSandS Ol MCDS FlHe UTeSS SHIftS i
$8. 7 5 yaiues. A H we 'i m a de and decidedly ria's are Slri pe Funnels, Fnncy Worsteds, ,H Men's Percale Men's New Men's Madras i
I eap J ," 5 ;„ . . „ Homespuns and Cassimere. \\t Dress Shirts Dress Shirts & Percale Shirts I
r lnese Wle s Udd rants m 1 his Great tlean-Sweep Sale at About Manufacturers Cost U SALE PRICE SAI-E PRICE SALE PRICE
) Men's $1.50 Khi-ki Men's $2.00 Men's $3.00 Men's Up to $4.00 — e l?? TK ™i \\ (tlldf'
I Pants Worsted Pants Worsted Pants Pants SfQ U JjJ/C I Oi/C • ]
89c sl*39 551 8Q HATS 79c l\ worth A7c worth to SI.OO Worth to $1.50 I
I jT 7 ._ o 2tn , ? q/ArfeV*/ There are just one hun- II Good well-made styles, fast Choice of a large variety of Wonderful pretty patterns; %
' Sizes 32 to 42. Tu^t 7 g l ° V; f S | zes 32 to 42. Hnrin mP stviiieh <lre<l h ®r e ol i sale to -"or- , j| colors, newest stripes, all sizes, new patterns; all sizes; made soft or laundered cuffs; all J
Made with turned these flne worsted and These pants are worsted "and' casllmere r 2 w f Flrßt iiere gets beat I 4L —< , 4—j II soft and stiff curts. loff st color percale. (si es big assortment. ' U
I 'oop and cuff". Just cassimere pants; neat great values; made ex- pants; nicely finished | 4h , '■—
lfl |ia " s - stripes. tn strong. witii hell, loops. 1 ■ ■—* m y M ' R1 ■■ ■ 1
Boys' Clothing at Big Clean-Sweep Sale Reductions © summer 6 Kerwear o"er.iir en B s Hosiery
! Boys' $1.50 to $1.75 25 Dozen Boys' 75c' .. 1 % I f™' „ . **T* M
i WASH AC WASH OA ' Hei,s *'-' a sac wst 1
' SUTT<S 95c ?mT? J9c 19c SI.OO Auto Dusters """ —• %. at.". >
| OUliO OUliw V 6tolß Tears Union ~SuitZ ,y mafle over " Black and Extra good
Odd lots; not all sijes. Hand- Clean Sweep Price. Just the thing for .trons* double * tex- AA Clean Sweep c BoJ B ' Balhriggan alls and Jump- r f ° 1 ° ' a " black ° S and 1
I ome new models; lots of seconds Splendid stylish new Norfolk these hot summer ®, , % ' x tDI.UU Sale Price. . . unci |Q r ers in all sizes durable; all colors; all
in the lot; worth 3.00; sizes 2to model; made of fast color; prints days; they are fast ture material. One I* ■* v Fjne Balbriggan >rawer*. .. , IS/C . (
I . Byear "- and madras; two to a customer. cofors. coat to a customer. ■ Umin SulU ln light Extra special for a - for ' man !l!!i 1
, A— summer weight and < • .lerfu! value for SL Rnr.' RatkinfT Qlllf* I
| I 10 Dozen BOYS' 75c . - atl Blzes - n Bnial l price; sum- ifl6ll S & DOyS ufltulllg ullltS
Boys' 39c 1Q Boys' $2.50 QQ nnn Arx BOYS* 75c STRAW of these good mer weight and all Boys' One - Picre Men's and Boys' <
I C \iT uc •* tb 1 UUIJ QQ. _ Linen Dustirs, size 34 Men's Nainsook sizes. Batliinir Suits Clean Wool Bathing Suits
RomperS Wash Suits PANTS.... oyc HATS OQ t0 4 . Boys' Mesh r S ifl *1 95 and *9 80 I
| Several lota of *ood woven 3to 6 Years. T Boy * Pa ! m Beach at OZ/G 48c tTnion Suits 4oC Sl S2
. madras rompers. Sizes 2to 6 Must be seen to appreciate taped* Every hat this season's >Uhletlc styles x 1 r a *Pe c l'- wT,?-' ",„'A <v r< , tf . Good wool one- I
I years. Two to a customer. these splendid suits. 17 years. Two t<> a cus- shape; new and stylish. Boys' $5.00 Cool made for hot weath- fo^jfot^weathlsr-Tn battilns (
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HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
JULY 5, 1917.