4
$3,000 MORE IS
RECEIVED BY
Y.M.C.A.BOARD
Building Fund Is Rapidly
Nearingsl ,*000; Boys' Sec
retary Outlines Plans
Secretary Reeves' announcement
of contributions to the T. M. C. A.
shows the fact that Harrlsburg is
awakening to a full realization of the
association's value to the town. The
following contributions wero an
nounced by him at the weekly
luncheon of the board of directors
held at the Harrlsburg Club:
Previously acknowledged .. $12,188
A Friend 25
Henry Gilbert & Son 100
A Carson Stamm BO
Harry L. Anwvll 10
Richard M. H. Wharton.. 20
Robert H. Irons 10
Dr. Charles C. Cocklln .... 20
James M. Cameron 200
Theodore Calder 100
Christian W. Lynch 25
.T. H. Troup 600
Benjamin Strouse 25
Dr. J. B. McAlister 15
Edward A. Miller 20
P. F. Davenport 10
C. Ross Boas 10
Mrs. Henry B. McCormlck. 500
John R. Henry 10
Wm. B. Hammond 25
J. Horace MacFarland. ... 4 0
William D. B. Alney 25
Mrs. John H. Weiss 1.000
Wm. M. Donaldson 500
Total $15,528
First Aid Classes
First aid classes for men in the se
lective draft are announced by Sec
retary Reeves, of the local Y. M. C.
A., as a part of the association's
plans for the year. The classes will
open In a short time, and a nominal
charge will be made for instruction.
Classes in French and Spanish are
also announced. These classes are
free of charge. The French class
has already been opened and the class
in Spanish will be opened on the
ninth.
Outlines Plans
A. H. Dinsmore, new boys' secre
tary, was present at the meeting of
the board of directors held in the |
Harrisburg Club, and outlined plans
for activities in civil, religious and j
educational lines for the year. The !
board authorized Mv. Dinsmore's at- ;
tendance at the older boys' confer- ■
ence at Berwick, and he will be one (
of the leaders of the assembly. He |
will be accompanied by a number of !
delegates.
A Bible conference Is being ar? |
ranged by G. W. Reily. chairman of
the Committee on Religious Work, 1
to be held in Fahnestock Hall. Con- j
siderable equipment Tor the new
men's and boys' department is on the
way, and the pool and billiard tables
■will be installed by the end of the
next week.
Secretary Reeves announced that
the Rotary Club's Monday afternoon
luncheons would be held in the As
sembly Hall. E. J. Stackpole pre- |
sented a check for SI,OOO from Mrs.
John H. Weiss to completely re-equip
the gymnasium originally supplied !
by her as a memorial to her son,
Frank Weiss.
Upper End Men Hurt in
Night Auto Accident
Willlamstown, Pa„ Oct. 4.—Harry I
Hiller, Harry Curtis, of Williams- j
town; "Butch" Bowman, of Lykens. |
and Samuel Miller, of Wiconisco,
narrowly escaped death when the au- \
tomobile in which they were riding
turned over in the road about a mile I
east of town Tuesday night at 11 I
o'clock. Bowman, who was the more |
seriously hurt, was taken to the '
Pottsville Hospital, where It Is |
thought lie may die. Curtis received i
a fractured arm and Harry Miller is i
badly cut about the head. As they j
were rounding a sharp curve the ac- !
i ldent occurred, throwing the occu- j
pants twenty-five feet. The. machine !
was owned and driven by Samuel |
Miller.
PRISONERS CLEAN JAIL
Sunbury, Pa., Oct. 4. —House!
cleaning at the Northumberland I
county jail, where fifty prisoners!
are incarcerated, has been completed j
by Warden Barr. The -walls Inside |
were whitewashed, and every inch of i
the cellrooms and corridors scoured j
and crubbed. The work was done
by prisoners.
$3.00
—TO—
New York
AND RETURN
Sunday, Oct. 7
SPECIAL EXCURSION
TRAIN
FROM LV.A.M. I
HARRISBURG 3.33 j
Humiiielstomi j'so '
Swntarn 3'.5 3 i
HerKhey 3.57 \
I'nlmyui ) 4*04
Annvllle 4 ... j
LEBANON * ... 4.>4 !
NEW YORK (nr.) 04 J
RETURNING Leave New
York from foot West 23d Street
5.50 P. M., foot Liberty Street 7 00
P. M. same day for above stations
Tickets good going and return
ing only on above Special Train
date of excursion. Children be
tween 5 and lii years of age, half I
fare. •
John Mac Donald, M. D.
Graduate Hahnemann Medical
Collage, Phßmdelpbln, Claim of 1880
Nerve Specialist and Expert on
Insanity.
29 N. Second St., Harrisbure
OPEN EVENINGS
HEADQUARTERS FOR "*
SHIRTS j
SIDES & SIDES
THURSDAY EVENING,
WORKMEN'S NARROW ESCAPE
Duncannon. Pa.. Oct. 4.—On Tues
day morning:, while Charles E. Hun
ter and Dice Ouster, wero unloading
a car of lumber at the Standard Nov
elty Works, a local freight came
along and the car was moved tem
porarily to the old main line. Both
men got out of the car while it was
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O Special | V M.i/1| lA\ II j | |i |L,II j Special
D Men's and Boys' | IS |\\ W (x A IKYXU Wlfi 79c Folding Clothes |
4-PJy Collars l| 1 SAw \ WHS °" Th < <>,
0 Friday Morning | i I
| A Bountiful Feast of Bargains Introduces Our Birthday Sale! |
We Again Sound the Keynote of Economy We Again Demonstrate Its Practice Here jgj® |j
(fa ■■■ *1 his birthday Celebration promises to surpass every former anniversary Wc arc merchants—not speculators and our great purchasing power HSm&H
Sale. \\ e have assembled for this occasion the newest merchandise for the Waft n has won for us indisputable recognition as a worthy public institution, for
home or personal wear that the market affords—the attractive—theddesi- e J the distribution of dependable merchandise at underselling prices in
ESiEfc'J able the dependable- and offer these goods to you at prices that are the ' J spite of the generally increased prices prevailing elsewhere. In fact, P ;
q lowest anywhere available. many of the Anniversary Sale Prices are lower than present-day whole- (gfc
4 === AT KAUFMAN'S P f ' CCS ' JjL tag
3- A Special Purchase of 414 Pairs of The Anniversary Sale of # Jgl <jj
0 Women's and Misses' Shoes i r Mens Newest Fall Clothing ul ©'
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Anniversary Featured m the Amuvertaiy Sale 1 —I young aAafJSw,. iPf . H
Q c npr ; a i c r\ u u s*l Mens for young- men. Be.ited <fc/\ 7CI Jl Anniversary
opeciais Our shoe buyer was extremely fortu- ■ n und English models. Cas- p(ll O M
, nate in procuring for an added attraction Anniversary Special fc| Men's Lisle Ho s e B o,l' S3K! SS SBS" "= P S . M
Talcum to our Anniversary Sale this lot of shoes alrs °' Misses r,isl e thread in black Anniversary Sale Price. A\ \V |i?/ vl '\ T_T 11 U ,R H
at an extraordinary big price concession. S un met . a ' calf button jr_l sties• worth"'"'ru- 3 'u?rl * ~~ v , h \ \\T| lanakercn ts 0
Q violet Talcum The lot includes all the new leathers and shoes—sizes up to 2. It 18 a P ract,cal " bnrsain ! J Men s & Young Men s Men s & Young Men s v i \\j 1/ . -jft, \ wnm • 6PS
M Powder, 15 oz. _ f ef i , . Foot Form I.\ worth while taking f J Newest Fall Suits Newest Fall Suits L Women a o
II can, pleasantly assure you ox correct style, perfect orm lasts A\ advantage of. {ft i„, lll „.„ P r „■. Annivernnry price /Ft Vh iv'lf CT white swiss hand- II
II perfumed; worth fit, and unequalled value for the money. solid 'H'O 0 >criir> Snlc Price ■ ' ' 4D 1/■ lIM lit\nfSi' \ kerchiefs, colored M
JM 10c. - soles tjluy l/fi ¥f ZLQ • fc. aI I 'ilflilM and P' ain bord
ft cans 12c • • 1 l * . fi i'cF P€r U. /|||||l ers; worth sc. V
S - DlViaed Into Q Rly f rtfq \ ® Wonderful ,ty.,.h belt- to "hoo ref ßW rOl n! 1 '"wtn I? H M f P , e „ C J al 12c 11
|8 f ITIUCU alilu JLJIH Lulo / :AT KAUFMAN'S ed English and conscrva- made and stylish suits, In IB H J. IKyV for
1 , s u r\ • o i U-Jr T-. , A - \ C ■ tlve models. The materi- the very newest Norfolk, P ff fil M* \ I'Jffll I
tar 1 Or vJUICK bale Come Earlv /' \ SvirAQTAl*!! als are: Blue serges, fine belted and conservative Lf IM i|l „ \ ™
Dresses 3 /. lt,*l / \ UWCAICIO worsteds, all-wool chev- models for neat dressers. m\K I ft ,'J!) O
j -s /- •> \l*| / \ Mens Coat Sweaters. An- cheeks and stripes. All neat stripes, checks and (r-V 1H —*- M
fl niad'e'of f?st eS coN LOT NO ' 1—196 PAIRS / { |;| ' niversary An jju ed. A complete range of and sizes 1 for'extra stoiit {||| I Bungalow! j]
|| I / . Jr. tiA Sale Price.. 5z.45 ffis.,is , sS n .w£s: \|i| I u
0 15j.""t0 e'ySIS Women's and Misses' Shoes; $4.00 Value, f |;J \\ ,\ i.'ffi, SW ill! ij ™IL. ni O
Worth 35c. Anniversary Sale O f\C? It*' V//1 \ ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 1 lipht shades; cut W
j| S 24c Price CPZi.yjj ft- j# j/ . Men's Anniversary Sale Price. 1\ Ml|liS' worth 75c II
I . cial ; 'iAi fEiJPsfA Coat Sweater. Anniver- ti . . 32 to 42 watst. Men's ja ll VMllliliii' 43c SJ
H ■ „PJ a . ce , Dun , K i d I' o0 ® Roots; 9-inch . . A\t? l C ar a *ax Odd Pants made of neat mixed } | ,43 II \w 'l'll Special,..
, \ model, flexible and Goodyear welted eoles; Jrpr ?f r y bale G* O A C cassimeres. They will V B 11 VK. : HI;// *
® ninnarc leather Louis and military heels; medium long P** \ ■ Price <oo* a Pants Klve serviceable wear for A ■'• ll Vm'llil nfM
D Diapers vamps; all Blzes. Wool sweater," wol everyday use. |\l W1
: <//n\ll and men- Bluo. brown, Kray. ii ,1W " lc " a luac RJ
"Thro - away" ' 1 ,;. 4 .- v ' . roll collar. All sizes. Plain a a II I lijV' pf]
Pap e r Diapers; LOT NO. 2—59 PAIRS and fancy trimmed. An Attraction tO 1, I Men's Seamless
2 i 2,0 2 t 5 > c. J 1 j Coat Sweater. Anniver- The Anniversary Sale ft a lo n°d '"assorted te?
1 .. 12c Women's Shoes; $5 value. Ao qn ■ Sale $1 QQ BOYS' CLOTHING I i9c? rb ' \lj
U Anniversary Sale Price ... sDtDiCJD / 'S\? : / Pnce tj •KT f ,, o • ,W . Spe- to.
~ , V. >TOy, jT I <1 Sweaters for women and ' N.MBoys Norfolk Suits— BOVS Cordlirov Suits. ctal
t <■ uray Kid lace shoes, 9-Inch model; cloth top \ / v# / misses. Heavy cotton, plain /Yv?t\\ A r. a v - •
to match; covered Louis heel: H fer,i „ \ sMl 1 weave, roll collars. In Bray I(1 If IVA Anniversary Anniversary ti.i|
3 BrUStleS stylish dress boot, and an extra bargain; ' .jW (ij ft Sale QQC Sale dj A A£\ \
9 Hair Brushes,
all slscs in the lot \ / II Boys' and Girls' COAT II L fS' Price.. Price.. 5>4.49 j Suspenders .
Dbfrt c k SWEATER. Anniver- S,'{fUWSUI Pone ana firo j|E
wo a o C d k handle; I LOT NO. 3-159 PAIRS sarySale A* / / i^s 9 : men suspenders,
worth 20c. lO- Price W X kJ (tv/a W ly nia^ e trimmed. A duroy. A low price for made ot heavy I
rS Snorial *.£*** a A
mr opcciai,.. j XA/ompn'c ou i /anniversary special Heavy cotton sweaters; blue y/ // V \1 1 Lipncths I
ij, * ' women s and Misses Shoes; $6 and $7 60 Pairs WonW* and red. Roll collars; ail sizes. \S'/ \ 7 soe * A ISI
I t values. Anniversary Salt. (U A Pllll r ,, f ~ ~ „ [ L~J " BOYS' ODD PANTS Doys- Cordu- d-i iq cla i 14C|HB
q n ,„ Price M . . shoes, Girls Fancy Coat Sweaters fl*- flj Anniversary roy Pants.. j [."
H cloth tops, Cuban Anniversary O A AJI Sale Price OiJC A wonderful corduroy Ft
2 T0,,., soap. I*l SS SITiSSS tas wsr' vy- Sale Price.. Jbz.y 5 y 1 S'S Spool Silk ' H
fa Witch Hazel and brown with ivory ton- nil ivorv kirt' wo v 0 " ec ' Soles. Sizes IVi A beautiful assortment of terns. All seams taped ble stitched and taped —£-
1 oval fass kid' all B"7and' 1 inih f sur- - / fancy weave wool with belt, ■' and double stitched, in- seams. Slßes 6 to 17 . i |
Ll fhfl ne l larre leather Louis coraad ll,?. .in .m ' i CI . roll collar In red. green, blue, long wear. Sizes years. Both a stylish Beldtng spool
2 cakes? h£AU sizes 0 " 18 m " ltary ° nl - y tSSVft ' LV 'to 17 years. and durable pants. silk; DO yds. to
9 .Snpcial. 3 10 skating and outdoor life this —J __j the spool, in ev
fnr i"'- - FIRST Pi.nnn Fa" and Winter. ery shade. Special n
= J== FIRST FLOOR ■' ■ FIRST FI.OOR - 3 spoolt. J2c II
fl Stupendous Gathering of Anniversary Savings in The Bargain Basement S
[I Treads W.T I ~ ~ " H
3 6XIB each, 10c and Cotton Blankets The Most Kcnmrkal.lc Offering of BEDDING AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS IIn d |tronghand- S
9 9XIB each ic, borS a , n / tan with Krass and Steel Beds _ o , special n
Special, a pair,
t or b .a.h.,,._, $1,39
Included In the Anniversary Sale I I Pillow C3.SCS \ Bed Sheets j | A n Iy I
V / *2-80 COTTON BLANKETS. Extra heavy aualitv a> * r\ r Perhaps, only once In a lifetime, do you get an opportunity 18c Pillow Cases, 42 and 72v<)0 inches Mnslin ihpets 47C
a , v \Jrn>l° v S *it C pr ... 51.98 like this .to buy a bed at an extremely low price. 45 Inches. Special. 25c hemmed for" uLe. , ©
Kt Casserole colors Inbeautiful Si*. Tl.t. 5...00 White Bed | This $22.50 Gennlne Brass-Bed Plliow Cases',"' 42 and Special each J, ff
[1 Special, pair $3.49 C $O 95 ■ ,Y, fit $f F*9s inches, extra good \*7 ~ I Sl * 9O tnches, good Muslin ~ T TT "V IS
J $l5O Nickel 50.00 WOOL PLAII) BLANKETS, goodsile and ar\ C "TTTTTt ,* ft. _ / # quality. Special, each,. *'C ® heets ; 3 in ' hem - 89c LUX |J
minted r„™ie beautiful plaid designs; Special, pair $4.95 i f J ~ TTTI I ~~ 25c Flne Muslln , Plllow Special, each WashinP- ' (fl
M| Hated Casserole $7.50 BIG WOOLEN PLAII) BLANKETS in nink t> f rvt- ' U I Cases, 42 and 4-5 inch. iq p $125 Extra Heavy Muslin VVaSning Q
IJ —with brown blue, red and gray, plaid patterns, pair P ' $5.95 IM SrWJ - Special, each, . sheets, 81x90 in. 3 in. Qg c " Powder M
and vi hi t e SLIGHTLY IMPKIUTCT WOOI Rr.AVKrTa P? rill ' ■ 49 C Muslln Bolster Cases, hem, seamless Z/O
nj Sc =i ' —. -,s.' B
£ Prptonnoc SPECIAL! BED COMFORTABLES IHmImBS $1.25 Hemmed Crochet Bed Special Felt Bound Excelsior V " ftj
1 L-retOnnes GOOD HEAVYIFINE LABGE SATEEN rnv > ll ■" m ' Spreads; full size. Q7- Mattress, covered (CC QC 25
BEI> COMPORTS, BED COMFORTS, EREI) BKI) cmr" Special, if 4 C with strong ticking " 0
J 16c Comfort covered wit hi in light and dark FORTS- • nn rt Like cut. A well finished bed. Brass Bed with 2-ln. posts $1.69 Hemmed Bed Spreads, Special Sea Moss Combina- ~ . T> M
1 Cretonnes —36 silka " <59 f?Q cotor- <tOQC weight' a Four-foot size- Not many left and 1-inch fillers. Only a few good quality and >|Q tion Mattress, cov- (O QC 1 Ollet Faper fl
—iin- r- line.... | ings,. . . ailrt Bi ,. at this price—you can get one, more to offer at this remark- size. Special OX.**7 ered with good tick II
tra good range IZZZZIZZ_IIZIIZIIZZ 1 V °" I "' y lnw r rice - Six big rolls of H
2 ®^ al l2V2c Big Variety of Linoleums A • ® p "- t 29c II
1 v * Special IOT the Anniversary Sale /\lllllVei"S£ll*V clal
5 AN EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF PAT. ( //?s\ pT L
bl TT uij lEItNS INLAID PRINTED Icooptn sanoM 1 £• a
2 Household AND NEW PROCESS Q 1J.,--- O
3 Set wide C 30 e DiUernrfnVho°w)!nH U V 2 yard * 8 BnHnr'°v V ' < ? rKO Pm, M ' nsh 45c Coal Sieve made of Ironing Boards with BOc Cedar Oil Mop with iJCIIC U1 IvUHS Dr\' Goods M
Heat' wrfwt i' 2 • geomet- ®®"!*with metallic hot- good iron and Rtrong stand, made strong and Handle, also a bottle of . t> V I
n 50c Household . P eif ect toods, torn, made of QO handle. OQr w °" "wished. QO_ oil. OC r AT EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS Tl
J ;•;•! - ca iee an tS? 75c Printed' 'Linoleum'' Wonderiftdly ~ yt "' telal 98C _spe clal REVERSIBLE WOOL FIBER g95 CaUcoe" many' H
®'"' 1 ®, i_j „ „ durable quality; full 2 yards wide CO Step - p„„ n J PViin RUGS, 9x12 feet. Special ipJJ.I/O Calicoes, my f
> ' B l p^ on n e Vtl y newest patterns; square yard _'s9 C der with Alumi- Galvanized Tubs 25c KoUnd Chip $13.50 WOOL FIBER RUGS tl () QC patterns. JJ
1 boxed' oe o sl-25 to $1.50 Inlaid Linoleum Colors mM IJ n,l,n .■j- . Clothes Baskets 9x12 feet, extra good quality.. PIU.S7P Special, Q c I
Special. 25C go through to the back and will never wear //iU pall rest - made Oood 9x12 TAPESTRY BRUS- (IBQC yard OC
apeciai,. „ ut . Handsome wood and Jiard-tn. f\Q .. //flff/AVw S-ft •<— t ,ntor '. well nnd 5?.? SELK RUGS. Special ®10.0 yara. .... j ■
' get tile patterns. Special, sa. vd 98c /M/\\—A Oi fL.flbaf Kood l! nd xl 2 SEAMLESS TAPESTRY ft Ift fti- S
■fc / \ ' ' Or V \n\ \lWsrif |R o Q V BRUSSELS BUGS. Special .. . ®lSf.o / \ V 1
s Door Mats PLIOASE BRING YOUR MEASURE- \>H\ TOC 11 fllH I tIT 9 8lze " S 9x12 SEAMLESS AXMIN- <504. qe Towels H
uu MENTS WITH YOU U U \\ \\ 6-ft. size li £1 W-4. RnecVal ll" f I Special, W£sß2g29 B*M 8 * M STER RUGS. Special
'J ® uLiA * V® WBbsS&SBM in. Special for the Anniversary Sale „ „ I
{ 79c uaj $1.09 39c b"'V tH 5
|| gLd and ln 29c EIfAMBL BOWLS VACITUM ___ Ipe°- "iQC H
I heavy WARE 25e Bulb WASHER n * W W1 —I 11 ?_ J - WASH WASH WASH |
J 1 ' lOCl 0C B , " 1 ° I // JV I I 111 i - 1900 I /\ \ I f I ■ BOAIUIS BENCH CLOTHS 2"
' Bo w m Vacuum If M I | I| | | I §A% I X I ■ 50c Wash <s c Wash Be Turkish Q
. Wool s oap si'i<u3- K\ /A c .i ".f. '.5 Tablecloths H
n ee d no % K \ WC w* O I IA . | faced, goo'd tubs; made colors; , , I
mUefi Wnni table. rubbing. f\ \ / fyljl .|k V\ J\ 1 size and of seasoned hemmed Hemstitched
J 6 CRke " Wocl nSn Special. SpeciaF. |\% M *1 Al well made. lumber read y for and Scalloped A
) sow-for .h. ;■ I \\ l£ " '< \ 11 Bp."., b,r ' !!,'>- U.. Cloth. - g
1 r°', 29c 12c . . 12c 1. 12c I \\ 25c 29c 12c K?vi."gx: I
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being shifted. In placing the car
back onto.the siding it left the truck
and turned over on its side. A brake
man who was on the top of the car
at the (time jumped from the oppo
site sttte and was severely bruised.
If the men had rertiained on the car
they would undoubtedly have been In
jured.
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
WILL BREAK Ul* SPEEDING
Liverpool, Pa., Oct. 4. Notwith
standing the numerous fines that have
been inflicted by local magistrates
and paid by autolsts breaking the
local traffic laws, speeding through
the borough still exists. Burgess Rit
ter is making a determined effort to
break up this practice and threatens
still further prosecution of all nio
torists who pass within the borough
borders at a speed greater than fifteen
miles per hour.
PLANNING NEXT BUDGET
Pa., Oct. 4.—Council in
monthly session Tuesday made .plans
for drawing up the budget for the
coming year.
PENSION FOll WIDOW
Liverpool, Pa., Oct. 4. Mrs. Mary
Funk has been granted a widow's
pension of sl2 per month. She will
receive back pay, in addition to the
regular monthly payments.
MI.VKII BURNED BY GAS
Reinerton, Pa.. Oct. 4. Jacob
Drum, of Muir, was seriously burned
about the hands and face by an ex-
OCTOBER 4, 1917.
plosion of gas at the East Brookslde
Colliery.
OII.ING ItOSSMOYNE STREET
Lemoyne, Pa., Oct. 4. —The final ap
plication of oil on Rossmoyne street
under the direetion of the Lemoyne
Welfare League was made yesterday.
Some places in Hummel avenue which
were getting dusty were oiled.
WEDDING AXNOraOBMBrr
Lemoynt, Pa., Oot. 4/—The iiim i ls|
of Miss Irene Il&rtm&n and Lloyd
Coulaon, of Washington Heights, at
the Shlremanstown United Brethren
parsonage Saturday wai announced
to-day. Both people are well known
here.
and Mrs. J. W. Coulson.