THE WEATHER — Fair and Continued Cold. - Keep Your Eye on the X Alterations Free Clock 1 I I H f_ | 11 l-% |H Goods Exchanged Goods Sent The large clock on the front of our JL "JL building will daily record the progress ree Delivery Within 100 Miles. of this great sale. Watch It. Sixth Semi-Annual Money Refunded. One Thousand Suit and Overcoat Campaign and Half-Yearly Clearaway Begins Tomorrow at 8 A. M. jHB| The Sale of Exceptional Clothes All Harrisburg Has Been - Waiting For §Fp( weTeiriooT '• It's Clearance time for us —and harvest time for YOU. suits and over- We never carry garments over from one season to coats by I another and this year, regardless of present and fu- IV ' ture High Price conditions we place before m \ • you the highest grade, ready-to-put-on clothes W . I n -Jtflk made in America at prices that cannot help . Iks iSjSSk but command the attention of every man who wants to make his dollars do their utmost. wr\ /' 'Uv, } ' ' lrn - to °' ' sa personal invitation from every member of our sales- % m l : - t f ' force to have von attend this great selling event Because they have ? gK; the greatest confidence in the high character of the goods which thev A> Mm offer to their friends Confidence in our store methods and confidence J £jjm i f i |§| in our fair and square dealing -In all of which they cordially f ■M iI H Remember that here you choose from mm ''a mm, our re^u " ar stocks—none bought for 9mm rimm "B il sale purposes—none reserved—-every ~'J: . * m Jjg . ■ fa garment is REDUCED and included at JHH tßm ; 1 " Bthe following prices— ';g $15.00 Suits and Over- <R| 41 *HF $25.00 Suits and Over- AHF Mgak "* 9 H coats Are coats Are AtF®! Ir '*% *%fk SIB.OO Suits and Over- f\j| HP $30.00 Suits and Over- <jjg| M I '% feKw fßpi I coats Are X0l9 coats Are mTL% fl tl || 3'li "I® WpH • S2O &$22.50 Suits and Si /* $35.00 FA I: l|; n>s , i|j|| ft-M Overcoats Are .... . J.OIV coats Are . . iuO*vlf IL.&ffi Reia cerf | $40.00 Suits and re ffi33,so All Men's Furnishings Reduced Hundreds of $1.25 and $1.50 (\ ~ A g F) • f> f • Sh pe t rcal t e and madras' shirts 'in beauiful Big IV 6 dllCt 10 US ®) s A striped patterns soft and laundered cuffs Every thrifty mother should take advantage of this oppor- " >c vJßpj / li'so ® ilk k Shirt ® ••"•••"••• W-s Boys' $5.00 Suits and o' coats, atpW 9ymK', \ SUK Neckwear 79 ▼' Boys' J56.50 Sa/fs and O'coafs, aft 4 Q<% 9> 50c Neckwear TV g SI.OO Heavy Woolen Hose now .... 75f LIVCrV Jtl OLX • soys' Sui/s anrf 0* coats* at sfi QC $6.50 Silk Mufflers now $2.00 Natural Wool Underwear .. $1.50 AlOfflS Boys' SIO.OO Suits and O'coats, ats*J QJj $4.00 Sleeveless Khaki Sweaters 75c Domet Night Shrits On J ,, . _ 0 , J&yi *o^ now $3.50 $ i 50 F i anne i Shirtsare.... SI.OO IxCCIUCCd SIO.OO $6.50 Sweaters now $5.00 $2.00 Flannel Shirts are .... $1.50 Soft H s - Stiff Hats tl9nft / $8.50 Sweaters now $7.00 $2.50 Flannel Shirts are .. $2.00 Velour Hats <PI£.UU SIO.OO Sweaters now $8.50 $3.00 Flannel Shirts are .... $2.50 $2 00 Hats I,T Qc; 1 Boys's3.oo Sweaters now .. $2.00 $3.50 Flannel Shirts are .... $2.00 oo Ha?." •' rels r. B^J^? e , e ™l2? o V s 50 Mackinaws, at.... tfiqg REDUCED The K. of C. Fund Asks Your Aid SIOO Caps now : Boys' SIO.OO Mackinaws, at $7 Qt; P l5O Kn " Pan i I p ut Vour Doltars Back Of "Our" Boys |%% ■•••;; %% Bo Mackinaws . at... s2 '°° ■ ■ , . - All Fur Caps Reduced THURSDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH! JANUARY 3, 1918. KLUGH SUCCEEDS DR. LICHLEITER Harrisburg Man Promoted the State Department of Agriculture Today Harry E. IClugbJ V \\ f y/J of this city, coa3 \V\\ §Tzy nectod with thl voAXA State Department of Agriculture tat t ii e la s't d o z e4 years, was to-day| Iv'julHQQCSt advanced to thai I ; JAIHMWIJI L? ' poßltlon or chief itiali ImfflllifflE clerk to succeed JK||E)FTSTASSSSH| the late Dr. MI'N -==W:JHI cellUß D. L.lchliter, ■■MMBHBMHIB of Allegheny couri-4 ty. Mr. Klugh will enter upon his duties at once. Mr* Klugh, who is a Dauphin coun* tian, served as a member of Harris* burg councils and has taken an ae* tive part in Republican politics. Fo< the last ten years he has been i| charge of the fertilizer control work* an important branch of departmeni work. Dr. T. E. Munce, acting state vet* erlnarlan,. has been given the hono| of chairman of the committee to aIS range for the meeting of the Amepi lean Veterinary Medical Association to be held in Philadelphia in August* Dr. Munce was named by Dr. Torrence, president of the association and head of tho Canadian ai*my vet* erlnary work. • He is to name hl| committee on arrangements. DM Munce, who is active in the prepare} tions for the meeting of the Stat< Veterinary Association here month, has Just returned from Net* York, where he was in consultatioa with New York and New Jersey statl officials. IleliuM Attract Attention—Much at tention has been attracted to th-i Deysher collection of Indian relJct which has just been installed in ta< State Museum. It is one of tho mil complete ever assembled in this c^| 'Mr. Kcpiiart IN Improving— Treasurer Kephart, who has his home in Conncllsville with tack of rheumatism, is Hxtenxlon Granted. Commissioner O'Neil granted an extension of time for atlon of automobiles with 1917 until January 10, because many had not tiled applications. ceipts for 1018 registrations gone up to $1,250,000. Uari to Meet—The State Kducation will meet about of the month for further vocational education distribution. 1 Union Taken New Post. A. Davies, of the Pottsville the state police, nas been public safety director of Stuart to .Speak. Edwin S. Stuart will be tho at the Philadelphia Agents' dinner. Action Taken. No likely to be taken in regard increase of rates by Fire ers at Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. State laws do not ; rt mit it. according to statements Capitol. M Mrs. 1111 Her Dead. Mrs. R. Butler, wife of the State mlssioner of Fisheries, died night at Philadelphia, where she been ill for some time. Mrs. was a native of Chili, Indiana, wH tho funeral- will take plAce,4fl leaves her husband and four to mourn her loss. State olficH day sent their condolences to mlssioner. Commissioner* Here. the State Game Commission are for the winter meeting of tho mission this afternoon. State Given Tliunks. Commissioner J. Denny O'Neil nounced that a letter had 1 reived from R. C. Hargreaves, man of the Highways Transport mittee, complimenting the PenH vanla State Highway the manner in which It facilitate the recent movement government trucks over state and thanking him for the spirit helpfulness shown by every empl<|A along the entire route. Dnniihln l.aler On. The Daup^H Co ,V, nt , s ' se?5 e ?i e l..P f f "mers instlti W will b e held this month, commenc January 14, at Mnglcstown. Helpmeets Are Still Needed by Sterner S :x Thero Is no use denying: it, mil ei man cannot exist without a 'i< p meet, a Now York correspondent! the Pittsburgh Dispatch writes. ') is women themselves admit this mu h but they deny emphatically that tiiej are dependent upon the sterner : ex- No, indeed. It was over at tlio vct for women headquarters receiU!\ that tho well-known and ott .10. cepted theory of the dependency c women upon mere man was at tacked. Someone had volunteered the ieai that women will always be regarded as weak and dependent as long as it is necessary for friend wifo to call upon hubby to button up her waist in the back or see if the hooks ar<i all tight or if her hat is on and if her hair is all over her The very fact that man is at times able to care for his self alone was cited as an of the varying independence of two. "But that isn't always so," plied one of the state campaigners. "My husband went away on a cam paign trip this summer for two weeks and every single night he had to wire me to ask where he would be likely to find his pajamas." Use McNeil's Cold Tablets. Adv. SUFFERED FOR A LONG TIME "Had Pain—Felt Stiff and Worn Out," Says Mrs. M. Parker, 1230 Monro* St., Harrisburg, "I had a bad stom ach for a long time, after meiili would bloat with gas and had in tense pains in stomach and under ribs. "Would wake tip in the morning with a nasty taste in my mouth ana my stomach would feel sore. "1 felt stiff and hardly had enougfe ambition to get up, I was troubled a lot with headaches and felt worn < and miserable all the time. Medi- ■ cine did me no good. t 'fl "I read about Sanpan, gave It a 1 trial and am well, the result w;is M wonderful. J awake feeling fresh anil strong, stomach is great, no headaches nor pains, and feel better than ever." Sanpan is being specially intro duced at Keller's Drug Btor% *®4l i Market street, Harrisburg^ 9
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