Girls Enroll to Boost
Helps to Win the War
Twenty-seven women enrolled as
charter members in the Girls' Re
cruiting Corps at the women's pa
triotic nieet.ng held under the HU
epiees of the Harrlsburg Recruiting
Party the Technical High School
store opens 8:30 a. m.—closes Saturday 9 p. m.
K A V TH R1 FT SALEIf 1
| WHuiilfliaKHMliWlflJi kJ Tomorrow, Saturday Store Opens 8:30 A. M.— Closes 9P.M. * a I>m ;mk aa i; hemm ;af%-J j|
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R,d y n, w*, - The Bis ■>., of o„, Goo(J C j othing News For MEN! I
Supreme Sale of Spring Suits fUV; I
We Have Grouped a Remarkable Purchase of Suits From Several of New Choice at $11.75, $14.50 & $16.50 j|
York's Best Makers Together With All Our Best Suits on Hand f v Vs V^J l/ / / Men's and Young Men's *m 7C
The lot includes new models in women's and misses' tailored suits that are especially designed for j\~j i /
Nobby Suits at 1 I * I p.!
Q Summer wear. Women who appreciate smart styles will be delighted at the attractive collection of / U They are new models, and handsomely made and really jt,
sj garments that possess many style features not to be duplicated elsewhere. This is unquestionably the If I offered at the old price— A real and wonderful bargain.
jsj greatest and best suit sale that we have ever held. I I
[1 Men's and Young Men's dj><Kgj m
§ These Handsome Suits
-■ New Spring Suits at J || lj
bi Wer#* Fnrmprlv Sftlrl Sit 1 JL at this ver y low P- Every new model in Worsted, Jtl f:,
crc I urilicny JOIU dl Cheviots, Homespuns and Cassimeres. . ||
1 $25.00, $29.50, $32.50, • $35.00 l JmITKIIIP Men ' B and Young Men's /l CA I
1 ./Hg !fit On Sale Saturday at JKk ! M\ I/BK ' Newest Spring Suit. * 1 1
ftll I t Vlnll V d 'WW \ I B / Your size is here, whether small or large or extra stout. ■ ■ ■ ==:= LN
njj —Uh'' V, SI- 18/ BP' The values are far lower than you woud expect. . JS=B
ll Worsteds, Serges and Cassimeres. \ [|j
i flß| 111 m £ Our Saturday Sale of Men's Trouser, Men's Panama and Straw Hats ji
I IBM 9 .LmKM ££%£ $1.39 STtaT! 0 - $2.49 $1.29 1
X, " Ittffl All These Materials All These Styles Mauo wuh beit ,oo PB „nd Whv not do|la Panama" 8 in S i
IHlilV I ' ''( e OSgSMW cuffs; the price is below whole- ( , ass , nie reH and cheviots. Save Wh> not saAe a dollar on lrtindmd | S SL'J UK 2S
11 j — Serges Checks — Braifl Bound — Boltrd Stylos V*V I Sa^C Bt * a (lo^ar - your new Straw tomorrow? i 3.t |[||l
raj 1 \ —Poplins —Gabardines ~rn?, T .?m -- , ' lur, : <l Mwlcls
M — Velours — Silk Taffetas _
ijl'i""""R O Q f 250 Boys' Norfolk Suits >Sga. $
| - DdW "" JA U rUK dUYj. In a Big Saturday Sale / 1
| Misses' Sizes And This Resplendent Array of Colors ' COOLCLOTH $4.491 NORFOLK ..... $6.95 "
1 n 1 in — B,up —Copcnhascn — Oxrord —CIa V I to to 18 Year* 7 to 18 Years. rn
PJ lb and 18 — Blnck — v^ v ^ u .® ker — Shepherd cmk to 44 . . , . , , T , „ . . | New Trench model suit— slashed pockets k1
, ran —Plu JD 10 " j Made in the new nobby Norfolk models— j —belt all around— the material of splendid M
Hj j' j of good cool cloth material — they'll wash. [ Cassimere. Worth a lot more money. .j
I I M Added to the J There Are Numerou, Chic Style. I I Boys' Odd Pants in a Stirring Saturday Sale I
hj I Big oale ror Saturday . , to Choose From These Boys' Cool Cloth and Palm Beach *TC I Boys' Khaki prv N.
|s Washable Pants /DC Pants #S7C 0^
m 1 I in Plain and 1 Wor a th e m o o f r"mo R ne"y Uine faat C °""" Kannon Khakl '
[tj X. A WW V/ W vvdlo WISH SITIT<S thi; prices are less and nil
A B Is"' 1 "U 11 * THE ASSORTMENT GREATER / j *Si
{-I W-. 1X r 1 . p nr ,„J lv/i:.,. Boys' Wash Suits as Other Wash Suits at A Great Assortment Now See These //
hi For Women and Misses ror Women and Misses Low as . . __ of Boys' Wash Suits Wash Suits We // W B
ty , Women's and Misses' Coats, &Q q/T Tr\ 3> 1 ••Ji/ $1.59 Offer at , 7
fu LOT NO. 1 LOT NO. 2 Special at J*)Q sto *?r „ sl-95 jU 1
— !l ! of m . ny stylish moiete. ,n I m „^°' k and
hij &°°u materials, and pleasing: toloss. All sizes. first fi.oor Si
'v Were Were 9 _ ' ~ ; . at K *nt'<nn' |j|j
[I $1 to s ° (Q qn $ r Sped^ a S t and MISSCS CoatS ' $12.95 These Exquisite Dresses For Girls Are Appropriate For Graduation and |j
$15.00 $22.50 P* -I0\r Confirmation, So Chaste Are the Styles |
Women's Sizes, 3>i to 44— Misses', 16 to 18 , . „ GIRLS' WASH DRESSES GIRLS' WHITE DRESSES GIRLS' WHITE DRESSES GIRLS' WHITE DRESSES hi
a — , r; , ":T;":r S n a s t andM,ssesCoa,s '.... $14.95 w^r51.45 52.45 ?r 53.95 $4.95 I
Crcpr dc Chines in rountlcss iiitmitcrs of pretty styles and ox- , , IUUI tiioicc eti , „
qulsitely trinunc.l. in demand wear mlWJnTZnallaTtT* 1 a " d Color Mado of fast color plaids and law " th7niw 1
|> -J 1 Wl 11118 spring, unusual value. • in the new models and pleasingly spring ana summer moa- Confirmation and graduation wear. K||
• striped ginghams, in all new styles r immAH with r n„,v,n ft i***+. cls * prettily trimmed with lace Lace and embroidery trimmed they
hi V , - . ~ irimmea witn lace or embroidery. or embroidery. High grade work- represent the finest workmanship, S
l.y SBCOXD FLOOR ' w eII made - ,n sii!es 6 to u - bii!es 6 to M. manship. Sizes 8 to 14. Sizes Sto 14. ffj
t|| - AT K U'FMAK'S - SECOND FLOOR IS
Many More Women Will Profit Saturday by the Continuation Here'lsThe M
I Pretty Porch and House Dresses Thrift Sale of Waists j | 1
n) Styles In 14Vy. . i ) Selection of grasp at once. L. I "™ r |' K ' |" . S
hi DAD I k Ci ifrtj ICC Included in this collection are hundreds of fresh, crisp, J TIIAIPTII nil.. tt.IRBAGE CANS HAT' )HS In
5 POKLH .HOUSE clean, new waists. The attractive styles will appeal to wo- ) THRIFTY RUGS "SK ""hXSi. MaT.fiJi | |j
hi DRESSES 11 a; r'Jj DRESSES menof taste Come early. I% I I | co%'cr each OSfC j J Well Made; each w I1SI I J |i!i|
PJ J Mm Women's Shirtwaists, Ar - \ AND 5,,,!:t ' ,A, • —— ——— special 1 | f?j
IvS I : 'Sh*V jf ,4 TV, •< c 1 ' d • MoC* gOiMf J * 1 " MARKKT BASKETS POPIJN
m Women's and Misses' M U| 1 Women's and Misses' Thrift Sale Price I | 111 AI ClliiO i.oo Oak Market Baskets. 35c Mercerized Cotton I %
Porch & House Dresses jf % Porch & House Dresses t "WLEIIIIIb 65c 1 , jg'
fill o ~f \ j „ 1 F beau: li'u l iy trimmed with embroidery and J ■ Q ,l,,er roo | n ii!e spkciai, , spkciai, ______ '
Qi Special SfOC Hifll SHU ! Special J1 Q5 •*•>. MJf MM\ C "%. c. OTHE s baskets .. g™™? „ '■ I'
hi . gflw&Masffga Vlrilllor \ I • *l/ \ / ...o- 69 C Round Oak Chip I I T ,. 6 ? c whlt e Enamel or Oak |
, ... , - rife > mil a -W /lIVA [ \ % $0.95 and $14.05. Clothes Baskets well A e 1 l T * ln 'sh Flour Cans; just the % Nil
K A splendid assortment of [Mil ~ .JBPT,fI The verv newest Spring and , e . . . _ Ir/lr \ lotnes Haskete, well I I thj f nantrv- ja I i]
Kl cood ncrcale dresses in pretty iMTfTr iJWI' I 111 il Summer ,n , dels, fashioned of Women S Shirtwaists &1 \v sll} W/& /h V f Tapestry Brussels nu*s, made; special WC | | 49c C i
LM striped and plaid patterns; IVW V fcVNLill/ fl a j? d * ,1 l al , d ln ® t , r *P eß ; Thrift Sale Price . \ . JlXj/Jl / 1 1 3x12 feet, size, rich oriental M
IS . well made, in assorted fast jf lonK or s ™ ll ' beeves, J \iVefy A magnificent assortment, consisting
i "T?rr Lh/A ar , jusfff. a s! n sis.y. , rv.! ""•t,*" 4 !'°h , ~ , , ™J |
Hi -Jr striped \oile waists, fancy trimmed and / / / // New Process Linoleum, 2 extra good quality; er; scours and clear*' 1 o t !s
|U 1 ~ ~ tailor made; all with the newest collars; fa, // I yards wide, large variety of special, yard value 30- for ' lOC % h|l
f§j WOMEN'S AND MISSES' WOMEN'S AND MISSES' assorted in sizes, 36 to 46. 1 patlerns: s(uare yard.... 49c ■ f
I • Porch & House Dresses $ i /ir Porch & House Dresses $ A * r n"." i i
■ Special at f 1.45 WOMEN'S SHIRTWAISTS WOMEN'S SHIRTWAISTS ' £ JBfJSPSSSSSi S1 I '
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kH 1/k n.°r.i! ver y latest Summer models exp- | Price Price V*•%S %J | C6x.2 inch 1.95 / |T| I
Kl neck and long sleeves Outran- cuted in the very finest workman- L 1 Splendid copies of the high- 54x90 lnch 9 - SPECIAI, ■ SPFCIAI, ______ \
teed fast Jolor. iiTt f nil Ji. Bhip and trimmed in many hand- Hundred of new crepe de chine nrieed imported models in cteue I w n i-t r. I nan. M SI
II? from 36 to 41 tut fu "' 8 "- e ' some styles. Cut full. Sizes 36 and China silk waists, fashioned SechinT and Georglite crlpe 1 6 ft. x9O inch $5.95 CUPS AND SAUCERS TOILET PAPER . C ft]
ftl m m n .- _ ° ln v ry new Spring and Summer waists; a faii'Jlous variety to W Bxlo feet $8.95 Good China Cups and Sauc- 5 big rolls Toilet Paper, 7 tf
W Many Other Beautiful Dresses at $3.95 and $4.95 'EMI'SS I '"• ZS.'SXJrS" 25c > ■
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FRIDAY EVENING.
auditorium last evening:. Mrs. Wil
liam I. presided at the
meeting; und was chosen chairman, ft
is hoped by next Monday night to
have 100 members In the corps.
The work the organization will be
asked to do will be to assist in ex
terminating: German propaganda, aid
patriotic demonstrations. Red Cross
campaigns and other campaigns
which will help some great bene
ficiary, and In Influencing young men
to enlist.
FIVE GENERATIONS IN FAMILY
Keel lJon, Pa., May 17. —There is
no evidence of any race suicide In a
family where five generations exist
hstween the age sof eighty-nine and
three years, as does in the family of
Mrs. Leah Barnhart, a rt&ident of
HARRISBtTRG TELEGRAPH
this borough. Mrs. Barnhart is only
eighty-nine, yet she is a great great
grandmother. Not only that, one of
these, Raymond Sechrist, of East
Yoe, expects to be called to the col
ors within the next two weeks. Mrs.
Barnhart lives with her daughter,
Mrs. David Stine, and despite her age
is still in the best of health.
Loyal Order of Moose
Buy War Saving Stamps
William Bristol, of the John
Heathcote Agency, spoke before
Lodge No. 107, Loyal Order of Moose
last evening and as a result the
Moose purchased SI,OOO worth of
War Savings Stamps. The Moose
have been engaged ln all manner of
patriotic work.
NEWPORT CAMPAIGN OPENS
Newport, Pa., May 17.—Newport's
campaign for pledge week in the
National War Savings Stamp cam
paign opened with a bang last even
MAY 17, 1918.
| ing, when a big parade was held. The
brilliant pageant was headed by the
Citizen's band. All Newport children
participated in the event.
The Rev. W. C. Ney, pastor of the
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, ia chair
man of the committee in charge of
the sale of W. S. S. in Newport. He
hi\B divided Newport into six dis
tricts.
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TO PBatBROOK HKU CROSS
Members of the Penbrook Red
Cross Society will meet to-morrow
iifternoon ut' 2 o'clock at their head
quarters instead of at 3 as was pre
viously announced. Veils will be
furnished to thove who have not al
ready secured them.