NEED MORE MEN TO FILL PERRY'S SERVICE QUOTA In Total of 276 Called by Board Only 48 Enter National Army 136 PASS EXAMINATION Sixty-five Per Cent. Claim Exemption and 119 Fail to Meet Physical Standard New Bloom field, Pa., Aug. 2 4.- Results of tlie work of the Perry county draft, board, officially an nounced to-day, make certain that more men will necessarily have to V>e called to fill Perry's quota of 130 men in the new conscript army. Ln oflicial reports in circulation during the past several days \aiied widely in their accuracy. Two hundred and seventy-six men were called for examination and of this list only 130, six more than the county quota, passed the physical examination. But 65 per cent, ot those who filled the physical require ments tiled claims for exemption. Only 48 of those who passed are will ing to enter the army. One hundred and nineteen men failed to measure up to the stand ards and were rejected. Thirteen more of the 256 men called enlisted in the army, some of them before the drawings were made and some since. Two ministers called for ex amination were not even examined because of the exemption provided for the clergy. One man died since he registered on June 5, another Is in a hospital, one received permis sion to be examined at some other place than here, one is "serving time as a law breker and two men called failed to appear. The official list follows: Passed —Lioyd Hetrick, Duncan- , non; David S. Powell. Mill erst own; | Harrv K. F.urkepile, Newport, John Irwin Bell, Liverpool, U. R. 1. Charles C. Kowe. Andersonburg. Frank R. Bixler. Millerstown, It. H. 4, Israel P. Brown, Millerstown, John Bender, Saville; John Wesley Carl, Newport; Cliarlence E. Dun cannon; James C. Sweger, Shermans dale; Samuel F. Stence. Newport. Frank A. Pierson, Marysville; Ham M. Noss, Duncannon; Walter I L. Wei don. Elliottsburg; Russel E. Holt man, Liverpool; Edward \ lUiUa, Marysville; Walter M. I3;i-Kor Dun cannon, It. R. 3; Carl E- JVlurtift. Newport; Thomas I*. Smith, New port; Charles Freet. New Buffalo, Samuel Humphrey, Lognnia; Emer> Bucher, Millerstown; J ft mes O- Mover, Loysville. R. D. 1, Edward L. Dolman, Millerstown; Anderson R Reeder. Oreen Park; Edward W. Harrold, Duncannon; Elmer P. Col lins Duncannon; Cleve Hoffman, Liverpool; Floyd O. Smith, New-port; N. E. Lowe, Duncannon. R. D. 4j Ralph E. Smith, Marysville; Daniel ri Born man, Duncannon; Giuseppe Pinci Marvsville; D. Boss Patterson, fckesbnrg; Robert M. Toomey, New port R D. 2; P. Glancristofaro, Marvsville; John McCann. Duncan non; James L. Martin. Blain; Cloyd O. Dick, Shermansdale; John i'v. Ilans, Duncannon; David L. Eller man, Landisburg; George A. Louden, Duncannon; Miles B. Britcher. Blain; Jesse G. Dillman, Center; Henry B. Cooper, Landisburg; Cyrus S. Ben der, Landisburg. _ , „ Passed, ask exemption—Frank r. K reusing. Newport, B. D. 2; Casper W Swaart, Millerstown; William H. Gandv Marysville; Samuel P. Ad ams,'Marvsville. R. D. 1; Maynard A Noll. Millerstown, R. D. 1; Ben -1 mini N. Goodling, Liverpool, B. D. 1; John M. Mot/.er, Loysville; William ].• Yeater, Marysville; David C. Shank, Jr., Marysville; George W. Wellcr, Landisburg; Dervln E. Ward, Millersluirg; George llipple, Marys ville; John Smith, Newport: Kirby B. Moose, Bin In; James K. Dolman, Liverpool; William H. Fry, Ickcs luirg; John Humphrey, Newport; Clarence Sialil. Blain: Emmeit A. Clouser, New Bloomfleld; Harry K. Bogcs, Green Park; John B. Shu maker. New Bloomfleld; George W. Pair, Newport. B. D. 3; Charles B. Crist. Jr.. Newport; John J. Della von. Duncannon; E. E. Nethkin, East Waterford; Ralph B. Karstetter, "isnsi Run: Walter E. Morrison, New port: Roscoe M. Morrow, New Ger maniown; Lewis Brady, Duncannon, B. D. -I: G. R Vance, Millerstown, R." D. 4; William E. McCoy, Duncan non: Charles 11. Derr, Millerstown; John F. Zeuiler. New Bloomfleld; John W. Baker, Newport; Rodney P. Smith. Newport; Samuel D. Molester, Marysville; Boy W. Keller, Newport; Antonio Zampelli, Newport; Claude Helm, Icke&burg; Norman J. Wilt, Liverpool; Joseph C. Snoke, Millers town; Amos 1,. Clendenin. Marys ville: Frank L. Shope. I'isna Run; Wesley B. Witmer, Liverpool. B. D. 2; WiHiam T'. Stephens. New German town; Gilson E. Gelb, Marysville; "William H. Minnich, New German town; James S. Comp, Elliottsburg, R. R. 1; Charles E. Emery, Newport; Newton Kerstetter. Blain; Ezra H. Minium. Millerstown; Mervin E. Mil ler, Newport; Jay L Smith, Ander sonburg; Morris W. Ligbtner, Dun cannon; Lloyd Wilson Douty, Mil lerstown; John S. Shrawder. New port; John I_ Hogentogler, Millers, town; Melvin M. Oren, Newport; William M. Rumberger, Millerstown; John S. Barclay, Loysville; Joseph Thorp, Liverpool, R. D. 1; George F. Keller, Marysville; Joseph O. Thorp, Liverpool, R. D. 1; George F. ]•'. Keller, Marysville; Chester F. Shuler, Montgomery's Ferry; War ren R. Sarver, Millerstown; Clarence A. Smith, Newport; Harry F. Camp bell, Millerstown; Roger L. Kppley, Marysville; Charles W. Brown, Mil 'crstown, R. D. 4; Roy P. Gutshall, Newport; Isaac F. Huggins, New Buf- T. Hower, Millerstown; /irist. S. Kitner, New Bloomfleld; M. DcLancey, Ickesburg, li. D. 1; Edward H. Davis, New Bloomfield; iSrnest A. Wagner, Marysville; Rus sel J. Martin, Andersonburg; Chester M. Orwan, Newport; Harry B. Spong, Duncannon; Howard N. Keller, Marysville; Clarence E. Burd, New part; Parker li. Shearer. Shermans .iale; James L. Brownhill, Marys ville; Abraham W. Kepner. Newport; Dervln O. Earner, Millerstown; Guy E. Noglet, Marysville; George W. Barnitz, Newport; Gerald A. Dis- Einerer, Marysville. Rejected—Samuel J. Weibley, New Germantown; Jesse J. Dowd rick, Duncannon; John B. George, Newport, R. D. 1; Elmer E. Wolf, Marysville; Calvin S. Moose, Dun cannon, R. D. 4; Charles W. Goethel, Millerstown; John E. Hench, Lan disburg; Jay B. Bixler, Ickesburg, Too Late For Classification. NOTICE NOTICE This is to notify you that my wife, Mary E. Adams, and myself are not living together as husband and wife, and I will, therefore, not be responsible for any hills that she may contract in my nnme. WALTER M - ADAMS. Advertisement. FRIDAY EVENING, SI,OOO REWARD IS FOR FORTUNE THROWN IN RIVER Pipe Bending Company Will Pay Liberally For Re covery of Money Shoemaker Sunk in Susquehanna The Harrisburgr Pipe and Pipe Bending: Company to-day offered a leward of SI,OOO for the recovery ot the package of bills thrown into the Susquehanna river on the night ol July :il by Amos E. Shoemaker, an employe at the company, who is now j in the county jail. The package con tained banknotes to the value of $6,100 ami was securely tied into a package , with a covering of burlap. The offer of a reward is made in a | letter frum tlie Pipe Bending Works! officials to C. Floyd Hopkins, man- I ager of the Majestic Theater, and de- I scribes the point at which the money j was thrown into, tlv river. "The package was thrown into the river," saya the letter, "a short dis tance above the pumping station lo cated at the end of North street, at a | Point where the current is very rppid." "Thorough investigation," the letter continues, "leads us to believe that, j* ,et owing to the nature of the river bot tom and the rapid current, unless the package has lodged against some stone or other projection in the river R l . I). 1; Ira E. Evans, Loysville; i Charles S. Sigier, New Bloomfield; | Harry C. Bupfer, Shermansdale; | John R. Kistler, Bandisburg; Ches ter L. Wallace, Marysville; Jeff W. j Super, Newport, R. D. 1; John W. j Johnston, Andersonburg; Mitchell E, i Seidel, Bandisburg; George W. Sui-i lenberger, Duncunnon; Andrew E. I Trostle, Blain; E. N. Turnbaugli, I Elliottsburg, It. D. 1; Samuel M. j Kuhn, Andersonburg; George F. An- ; derson, Duncannon, R. D. 4; Frank! S. Shutnan. Newport; Cloyd W. Stambaugh, Blain; Saylor L. Wax, j Newport, R. D. 2; Harry Karstctter, Newport; William A. Wcibley, Now Bloomfield, R. D. 1; Thomas B. 1 Toomey, V.'ila; David A. Sweger, j lekesburg; Elmer G. Saltzberger,! Bandisburg; Walter L. Moose, Boys- j ville; John Daunt, Marysville; Harry: 1!. Junkins, Cisna Run; William A j Stinieling. I.oysvilie, B. D. 1; Ed-i win 1.. B. Fritz, Duncannon; .io-j seph W. Dudley, Duncannon; Amos! !•". Seiders, Shermansdale; Myles W. j Stephens, Montgomery's Ferry; J. A. I Kretzing, Millersburg, B. D. 4; Wal ter A. Biddick, Marysville; J. A. Knisley, Millerstown, B. D. 4; Pat D. Shearer, Marysville; Ralph L. Kough, Newport; Edgar C. Alter, Newport; Irwin Kain, Millerstown, R. D. 2; Frank E. Kochenderfer, | lekesburg; Herbert A. Eby, Bandis burg; Merrill E. Sarver, Millers town; 11. Foster Bollinger, Millers town; Clarence G. Agney, Bandis burg; William F. Horn, New Bloom-| field; Paul E. Sf*cs, Marysville;] John F. Davis, Newport: Grant E j Roush, -Marysville; Maurice B. | Bislitner, I.oysvilie; Dyson B. Stime- I ling, Marysville; J. Gould Trimmer, | Biverpool; William C. Peters, Dun cannon, B. D. 4; Davidson E. Slough, I New Bloomfield; Wesley E. llebel, j Biverpool, R. D. 2; John W. Fort-I ney, Jr., Newport, R. D. 3; Noble C. i Biddick, New Buffalo; B. E. Grub, j Millerstown, R. D. 1; It. A. Einde-j lnutli, Duncannon; William H. Ack er, Jr., Wila; Edward B. Brunner, I Boysviile; Maurice E. Kline, Marys- __ a—mum' L~~J CUT-RATE MEDICINES -==- | [fgyRINGLEADERS FOR SATURDAY ONLY( f|)l ; Saturday Sale of Saturday Sale of Saturday Sale of | f -s. Tooth Powders f SIOO \ Toilet Creams /3&\ Talcum Powders I fpferce's \ "" I '''f "'" 1 I c™,,,, 5.1 c Fletcher's J DJcr K|>> TMnm ~o m|(, r 2|c 75c I Favmrif I K " lpl,cno 100111 I>owd " 13c \ / Mary Garden Grcaseless Cream 75c \ CastOna / Palm Olive Talcum Powder ,14c / Green's \ H \ p aVO ," e I ,: H>vmol Tooth Powder 13c \ J Hudnut's Marvelous Cold Cream 39c \ / High Jinks Talcum Powder 53c [ August 1 M V prescription / Graves* Tootli Powder 15 c X, Hudnufs Marvelous Cold Cream Tubes ... 19c \ y/ IJlas dc Higaud Talcum Powder 53c I Flower ' 1 H V 1 Sozodont Tooth Powder 10c llodnufs Cucumber Cream 39c Azurca Talcum Powder 21c V V Usterh.c Tooth Powder 17c Pond's Vanishing Cream, Jars 15c Rogers & Gallct Talcum Powder 19c \ ' V / . Calder's Tooth Powder 17c Pond's Cold Cream, jars 15c Sijulbb's Talcum Powder 13e Colgate's Tooth I*owder 15c Pond's Vanishing Cream, tubes 15c Hudnut's Talcum Powder 17c Tooth Powder 16c Otlihie Cream for freckles 59c "S. William's Talcum I'owder 13c Calox Tooth Powder 17c f 50c Stlllman's Cream 27c / cn 1711 Talcum Powder 17c B / SI.OO Pyorrhlcldo Tooth Powder . 73c f ... \ Satin Skin Cold Cream 15c / 1-, . \ < olgates'lalcuni Powder 15c HQ / \ „ „ , f California l ~ ~ .... 1 jHp]lnw: \ Mcnnen's Talcum Powder 13c f m I OuakerHerb \ >H...tl f riee Pow.lcr 17c [ 1 Satin fekln t.rca s eless Cream 16c I s}™ S \ UalK.'ock's Corylopsis Talcum Powder 13c / or \ Rj I V uaKer nerD 1 Vail Brothers* Tooth Powder 17c I Syrup Figs / Sat ' n Skin llosc TU,t lflL ' \ "ypo- I Talcum Powder 16c / 25c \ \ Extract J l.avoris I.iquid 31c \ J liiutlio Cream 45c V phosnhites J Talcolctte Talcum Powder 16c I q . 1 m \ , 1 \'ernas I.iquid 31c \ S Pompclan Massage Cream 27c . ltlveri's l.elin & Pink Talcunl Powder .... 15c I S T S I 1 \ / Sozodont I.iquid ...'.l7c V -X Pompelan Night Cream, tube 15e V / Hands dialing Talcum Powder ISc \ J / Kublfoam Liquid Woodbury's Facial Cream 16 c >,a, ' y Garden Talcum 45c Hind's Cold Cream, tubes 17c ———————— vijl _ Baggetts & llamsdall Cold Cream 14c O - J. __ f> 1 g Saturday Sale of SHS:==! 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Amortized Cocoa Cream 45c Iluunuts Ulic I owutr 17 c Lyon's Dental Cream 16t . _ Carmen Face Powder 29c „ '''' I,ablachc Face Powder 32c \ s 't o1 I)cn,n| Crpam 15c Java Rice Powder 29c F CM nn Pond's Extract Paste 15 e Kogcrs & Gallet Rico Powder 23c f SI.UU \ f g ' SI.O O \ r \ Rogers & Gallet Face Powder 39c j B ( Pinkham's \ ' <su 15c • f sl-00 \ / Pierce'* \ ( 1-0 ° \ f 75c \ iaec Powder io P f SI.OO \ I I rill l Sozodont Paste j 7c I r\ j • 1 / Tl/r | I 1 / T j I Woodbury's Face Powder 14 C / \ \ Compound I Menncn , s Paßtc I Dandenne j ( Medical J' Herpicide I ( ac ! s Sa ts I Tct'ows Gassamcr Face Powder isc [ I m \ 0 , / .. f i i \ f ii Hj Y 'i-V / Dentacura Paste lj c \ J \ Jn j J \ J \ *' / Sanltol Face Powder 10c V 73& / m V Arnica Tooth Soap V / \ ' ' / V / V ./ Charles' Face Powder 29c \ / | 321 MARKET ST. KENNEDY'S 321 MARKET STJ bed, it has long since reached the waters of Chesapeake Bay.. We are not, therefore, prepared to expend any money ■ on the recovery of this package, but wo offer a reward of lfl,oUo for the recovery of the package or its contents, and will pay a pro- J portionate amolint for any notes rc- I covered, in case the package has been | broken apart. There is a possibility i that it may have lodged against the j dam below the Beading Railroad I bridge." , This statement is entirely in keep ing with the confession of Mr. Shoe ] maker. The announcement of the re- I ward was made in connection with a proffer by Mr. llopkins of the sej vlces of the Society Divers, who appear at this theater Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. \\ bile the reward was announced in the letter to Mr. Hopkins and re fers to the young ladies of the vaude ville company assisting in the search, the offer is open not only to the half dozen diving girls who will reach this city Sunday, but to all who cure to take part in the hunt. The package is supposed to contain 305 *2O bills. | ville; Naldie A. Dietz, Newport; I Martin E. Bowe, Millerstown; Ralph | N. Bitting, Marysville; Bodney M. j Gring, Newport; F. E. Mcßride, Ma- I rietta, Pa.; James M. Shull, Ickes ! burg, R. D. 1; Harry B. Warren, j Newport, R. D. 1; Boy E. Foster, ] Bandisburg; Emory E. Beers, New- I I ',',' unk Hubler, New liloom- L'. c ' ' H?rry W. Bowe, Newport; Miles N. Barshinger, Marysville; I , e " F - Shrawder, Millerstown; ' ,-. l fu . , Sloli es, Boysviile; S. B. Mc ■ Donald, Shermansdale; John II omee, Shermansdale; Clyde W Stewart, Bogania; William J. Avcr- ! U: i i! k l ,', N y,, Ul °°nifield; Daniel 1. I Stahley, Millerstown; Ralph E. Har vey, lekesburg; Clarence E Reed, Duncannon; Thomas w. Gibney New Bloomfield; William If. Eckerd I Duncannon; Foster J. Besher Mil ! lerstown, B. D. 2; Sherman D. Fry j Boysviile; K. F. Fortney, Montgom i cry s 1-erry; Chester M. Myers New port; John It. Weibley, Boysviile; I V, C< Tf C • ''Y° Up ' Newport; Charles I;, Hams New Bloomfield; Stanley i -. vonK . Newport; James O'Donel, -New Germantown; Frederick R Murray, Biverpool; Koji Fuknoka, New Bloomfield; David S. Fry, New-I L - Henderson, Newport; 1 rank M. laylor, Millerstown; J E tellers, Biverpool; Walter H. Bar rick, Newport; Grover C. Shopc Boysviile; J. A. Gamber, Marysville, w. . 1, John 11. Shearer, Duncan- E - Kensler, Marysville; I K W. Rhincsnnth, New German , own; Charles H. Baub, Duncannon; . Liloja s. Durham, Duncannon; Al- I vin E. McNaughton, Newport; ! Vnhn K V Zcr " n,l • Duncannon John a. lornman, Newport- Elmer [ Smith, Newport; Jonn Buchenauer Newport; William 11. Rl C e. Newport.' Enlisted before draft—Frank B. Klinepetcr, Duncannon; Arthur L* Morgan, Duncannon; Dr. George Al Bojyar, Liverpool; Jloy I. Kulp. Dun-! | cannon, U. D. 1; Einmett E. Bar- I kcr, l A\ crpool; Harry E. Shonipcr I Duncannon; Reid H. Fortenbaughl Alarysville: Kov \! Pnfi 1 HAPRISBURG TELEGRAPH DRAFT BOARDS ARE CHECKING UP THEIR LISTS Will Not Start Work Again Until Monday; 18 of 26 Pass in Third District The third county division draft exemption board was the only one to examine men to-day, twenty-six were called during the morning, eighteen passing the physical tests. Only three of this number did not file exemption claims. The board stopped examining at noon and will not start again until Monday' morning when sixty men hnc been notilied to appear. The second division board also will start next Monday. Two hundred and fifty men have been notified to re port during next week, by this board. The first division board concluded its examination of five hundred and ten men yesterday. (If the 117 ex amined during the day, 67 passed physically and 4(i filed exemption claims. Twenty-two did not report. Four hundred men will be examin ed beginning next Tuesday. All the hoards began checking up their lists to-day to see how many men they had obtained for their quota. Decisions on exemptions prob ably will not be announced until next Monday. Third District Desults Those accepted for the National Army from the third district with headquarters at Elizabethville arc: Lescar G. Clouser, Waldron A. Ijcbo, Percy A. Swab, Harry R. Rressler, Grant D. Noy, Howard Bressler, George J. Miller and George J. Stit linger. Claim dependants, Frank Etzwei- DRAFT SHOCK KILLS KBGRO New Brunswick, N. J., Aug. 24. A friend rushed up to William Sliced, colored, in 1 ror.t of his home here, and tolil him he had been called for the national army. Snecd fell dead from heart failure, due to flight, according to the doctors. An investigation showed that Sneed's friend was mis taken or joking, as the dead man's number had not been posted. I)lt. SIIK tUI'.IS GIVEN HEARING Dr. A. L. Shearer, charged with performing an illegal operation upon a young girl, was held for court by Alderman C'aveny at a haaring this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. I , I non; John R. Bucher, New Bloom ' field; Silas C. Clouser. Elliottsburg, ! R. D. 1; Alton W. Lick, Marysville; William B. Barringer, Duncan non; Maurice I. Stein, New Bloonxlield. Ministers —Edward V. Straus baugh, Blain; Ralph E. Hartman, Marysville. Died —Roy Green, Newport. In hospital—Robert W. Smith, New Germantown. Notified for examination else where —J. R. Lyons, Andersonburg, R. D. 1. Failed to appear—Allen 1.. Hencli, Markelville; Paty lntoglia, Newport. Felon—William Claybaugh, New port. ler, Mark H. Shuffer, Joseph K vvett, Isaac W. Scliueffer, Normau M. Jjeaid, John O. Deibler, ira Z. ■Clouser, Charles H. Werner, Stephen i Kutzipack, Wilmer M. Romberger, I lliomus A. Umholtz, L,loyd F. Lch ! "'an, Joel M. Daniel, Howard S. ! o sb\5 b \ Mileti A - Miller, Albert iS. I Heed, Fred S. Steely, Adam Shifter, Meyers Formun, Kalph K. lverstel ter, William X. Straub, Charles A. Klinger and Clayton F. Adams. Rejected, Howard L. Fnders Ceorge L,. Lanker, Clark Crim, Jo seph I'. Luggy, Lester R. Fitting, j Norman Sierer, Urban V. Lebo, Cey : , tJoo J <> _ Cornelius Mahoney, I harles *>. Landis, Hussel F. K. Icckert, George w. Gillingham, Daniel J. Fisel, • Daniel Zerby, W es ley W. Goodling, Elmer H. Hoffman, Carson C. Cooper, Jacob 11. Shat ler. Peter G. Burrell. Knlisted, Paul F. A. Eutter, Mil lersburg; Clayton I. Matter, Millers burg; Thomas J. Doyle, Williams town. Examined elsewhere, Jacob P Feschia, Bath, Maine; Harry F Longabach. . Transferred, Qeorge S. Challenger, to Philadelphia. Failed to report. Gurney A. Kick ert and Jacob M. Henninger. Stute INilii'c Await Woril Stue draft headquarters officials said to-day that they were without any information from Washington HS to drafting of state policemen, a num ber of whom have been accepted by local boards and some of whom have been ordered to mobilization camps At the Capitol, state official.-) are anxious to reach an understanding as quite a number of the troops, upon whose training and equipment the •State lias expended considerable money, are within the draft age. It was announced to-day that llar cld U. I.ongsdorf. of Dickinson. Cum berland county, had been appointed to succeed George 11. Stuart, Jr., ot Sliippensburg, as a member of the district appeal board in this section of the State, and will assume his duties at once. I'rovoat Marshal General Crowder i sent word to-day that posters f*or local diaft boards to display prior to I mobilization day, September 5, bad j been sent to this city and requested I prompt distribution. A DAGGER IN THE BACK That's the woman's dread when she gets up in the morning to start the days %>-°rk. "oh! how my back aches. tOLD Mt,IJAI, Hum lem u Capsules taken to-day eases the back ache ot to-morrow—taken every dav ends the backache for all time. Don't delay. V\ hats the use of suffering? Begin taking GOLD .MlO DA I. Haarlem Oil Capsules to-day and be relieved to-morrow. Take three or four everv day and lie permanently free from wrenching, distressing back pain But be sure In Uet GOLD SIKDAI, SIIICP 169G GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has been the National Remedy of Holland the Government of the Netherlands having granted a special charter au thorizing its preparation and sale Ihe housewife of Holland would al most as soon be without bread as she would without her "Ileal Dutch Drops, as she quaintly calls Gol.li MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules This is the one reason why you will find the women and children of Holland BO sturdy and robust. GOLD MEDAL are the pure oriiri* nal Haarlem Oil Capsules Imported direct from the laboratories in Haar. lem. Holland. But be sure to sret GOLD MEDAL Look for the every box. Sold by reliable druggLts 111 sealed packages, three sizes Monev refunded if they do not help you Ac cept only the GOLD MEDAL All others are imitations.—Advertisement Wm. St rouse . The New Store J FvfyaT When the Newspapers have Ail a. some special news they issue "Extras' 1 We have so much "Special News'' for tomorrow that we head this advertisement as "Extra". Men's Suits at Summer Reductions That Point the Way to Saving a Lot of Money sls Suits are $J ] £Q j S2O Suits are . $lB Suits are . $14.50 | $25 Suits are . $21.50 Men s Shirts Straw Hats At Great Reductions SLOP Shirts are . . 79C New Clean and this $1.50 Shirts are . $1,15 easons Styles that $2.00 Shirts are . slsl soldfor J 3 and s4ar e<tl nft c , . . now selling for . pI.UU $2.50 Sharts are . C 7 gC v •- $ /' BS $6 a SoTn a d S s7 s a Oa S re ,d £ * $5.00 Shirts are . s3.§g a Il marked . . . $3.65 BATHING SUITS-Just the kind you'll want if you want to recover the lost $6,000 in the river. Prices SL4S, $1.85 and $2.85 Boys' Clothes for School Still Selling Boys' Wash Suits at Reduced Prices at 95 Cents $5.00 Suits are $4.25 j $7.50 Suits are $6.25 that sold for $1.50 $6.50 Suits are $5.50 | $8.50 Suits are $7.25 and $2.00 The New Store of Wm. Strouse A.UGUST 24, 1917. 7
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