Farms Are Planned
For U. S. Soldiers
Pittsburgh—For $2,000,000 Uncle
Sam can give a home to every sol
dier returning from France, whether
it be the 1,000,000 now there or the
STORE OPENS 8:30 A. M.—CLOSES SATURDAY 9 P. M.
I More Great Quantities of Merchandise Drive the Sale Forward on its Second Week, Saturday j
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1 CMAPI/'O The tremendous proportions of Kaufman's Clean Sweep Sale A%. |
(| & Misses' OMUUVO c . an well i when you have before you, starting Saturday, _ Middy Blouses %J fii
the second week of vital saving attractions in Merchandise of high Two Lots Saturday /li'llm m p
bl A Big Clean Sweep Special 1 QEZ grade and desirability, equally as good, or better if that were pos- noa? Price 59c s™ s l ? us^ Cloan Si 45 Mlilll Sil Q
J Assortment of colors to choose from. Made of I#%J %} •ll.i i i A - . - One bilr ?ot of Girls' Mlddv Mr 5 l C ? ricc •• *** Aw//ill/// 1111/iil\V\\V Hrooin MHilnsto Kil
i MeMaline. light and cool and Stimmery. While Slble, than when the Sale Opened a week ago. And we have eclipsed Blouses. Made of a White Galatea. All new st?"e a 8t 0 h milli lliii TV SaturJay H
►jl the lot lasts, Saturday. 11 r-1 C C 11' J L . . Galatea, with combination col- combination collars. 10 to 22 !§
[i nKn PLOOU ==========. a " Clean Sweep Selling records by a great distance. A " ls
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IJ™ \At Clean Sweep Prices fJTT. or Saturday Bring a |
fill \ : l \ \ For Women, Misses and Extra Large Women J jjlff LOIS lO ImP P IXIIlf" \* T
\ \\ / LOT 1- Women's and LOT 3- Wo m en's LOT 5- Wo m en's " *5 W lllC 1 1 UIU Ij !
I mm/) - 89c £>"*>"** $159 $2.95 I 5 an , d SC-95 Si
*<S \\ \ I i/iTI —Sweep Sale Price Utricular A Kxtra sue*) ' < Keirular A. Extra Sl*es> • || J.-V Q. J*/J _ ' _ I j /,\ \ 5.
D VK )l\ LOT 2 Women's LOT 4Wo m en's LOT 6Wo m en's niirrn ■ ■== A|
Si Ml and Misses' Skirts, /h i HA and Misses ' Skirts, /h nn A and Mi sses* Skirts, /K AN SI IlTSl^——— S
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4\ „ - X 1/ Price %J Price M Excellent summer suits in nobby styles and good materials, / I3'!
|S Price ■ (lteiciilar &. Kxtra Slcea) 1 <Regular £ Extra size*) well made, worth a great deal more. f Hws Sjl *
I rs SILK DRESSES I'll-STwo Lots of J /\ 95 85 Men's and 11 nIJMf I
li Clean Sweep Sale Price j jr* I fl H # V li/f ' I I 4 ,: ' I Ml'/ Wli m
hi Handsome Taffeta Dresses. Beautiful Crepe de Chine in a wide range of colors. >§ _ J. Hi fln MB 1 Allll (T iwl Q - H H ill M ' ffflllli H ,'IIMI IU
ILI All elegant styles and a number of sample dresses in tJiis lot. Sizes up to 44. >1 ■! SI I Q SIT IS MB |H Iflvil O H H lll ghj If Mi B/tr^
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U SUMMER DRESSES SUMMER DRESSES Clean Sweep Sale Price I 1 v JUI I , |P.
nil Clean Sweep Sale (to AC? Clean Sweep Sale A A { p Uf.... nIl JM- ... A. . Suits , that would cost a very great amount more to make BBh/ " t|U '
LU )K A M nrirp Women and iviisses now and at the price of material and labor would run into a Jv JHMUII IBJw/ O
?S£ price Vtl•\J %J ]Jnce V * c */ < lot of money. Buy one Saturday f afT' fefi /
m Newest patterns in Printed Voiles. A.l good styles. d ,r a^l^lnK^ m o^t^lrt t , ed in V °a l,^iSe nd r^ n g e e ne o 8 f p P rey BUCk ta " eta f' k " eW popllns ' in colors. S WWM W
Sizes to 44. colors. Sizes to 44. < Siaes to 44. 1O f RK 9 1 n BwWH WW \ HI
— —secondFioon 125 Mens and £% CA 8 %ill H
| Saturday WBI Be A Hosiery Day SUITS^I^Iv — fjj I
_ _ . . All sizes in this lot, but the price is so low that wholesale 1.7
IToGo On Record! Cftft PaU /\ w* CORSETS r""""""" i *3l **" I
1 Women's Silk Hosiery 1 8h i OUU lallS IIT /> a-r- o 9c BSSS TROUSERS al-l I
Si CU*L D " U • V|''" l>er c"' n • - Jar / *llrt *5 , . I .SSKJf. r rf <ir i; e y lm,r " a "d worrt.d.—co Into thre. .r.at ;
fl of High Price Hosiery, Clean Sweep Price ntenAr r„ 7 i
1 Pure Thread Silk. M=™,r , Lotl-tj.-tO Lot 3 $3.49 |
color. Clean Sweep I2V2C Pri?e : . C . ,ean . Bwe ? P 59c I Finest Pure Silks X V W II fi ~ AT =r- II J \\ \§
IU Price Infants' and Cliiklron's Sox • tj i n. , r VSffnnfMiHiin. _/<*\ __' . n|l
Women's Boot Top Fiber Silk Hose, Infants' and Children's "Cutie Popular Shades " tH Ifl ■ j PI I7A W CU/CCD CAI CAC lU
in good assortment of plain OQ. Sox." Fancy striped tops 01 „ All o* .*■-=, I V/LLnM UTf EIEII JnLC Ur Ni
|jy colors. Clean Sweep Price Oi7C Clean Sweep Price A C All Sizes , N P ' fi|
I~IZIT~ nrnrcmj —• . Gir,s ' Dresses h\/f'4^ ®°y s ' Norfolk SUITS I
S LVVP I '' Saturday in the Clean Sweep Sale G , r ,„. Of
uTTnj • ,l ©. Nearly 117 & ICTC Vo!les - SS"!??. ?*.... 33c Wffiffik |
IU IVlUSlin Underwear ; 2000 Vlr t\ I Tub Silks co i^fg. e V f ca . , , lcoes in assorted I J ifff Ma ' ,e of eood " ua]lt y summer fr( ?n, d ou°r^'regular aU Btock eS ' Kll
i sssnausraar Cl, sar- ■ " nlu 1 u c r e pe de chi nes I 11/ r \ w„, . M ., y p --
IK Price 69c _ , Georgette Crepes clean sw wp sale g9c BOYS' RQ n Boys' Wash Suits, Boys' Khaki £Q „ ij
1 eß a e m b ?°id ß e°ry 'lu T*£ Ready at Record Low Prices BL °USES fi . . y . a s Pants Oifc
i ll, S'l- jA Vv Women's Excel-.White and Colored .Women's Beautiful rI ®,ics „r C, 51.J9, $1.59,
1 quality ' muslin; ele- /MUM lent CottOU Waists Voile Waists Voil C Waists sweep S. te > 49c nio^e'tnoneyf y ' W ° rth & $1.95 S
Hg gantly made; full cut; lace and / I \\\\jl Clean Sweep Sale Prlcel Clean Sweep Sale PricclClean Sweep Sale Price colors w= ali iF ( J es ,',! l ass orted
ZS einbroiderv trimmed: nil bIXOR / > PA I #k mm I colors hUeg 6to 12 years. , (LM
Women's Muslin Drawers fl IKM i\SA,V, /Hf I Mhp <C I KM u" Wa .? h . Drcaßcs
|!y Clean Sweep Stt!e 39c /' \f\ : • I &<J K* I <P L tOt/ lrice p e 74c : AT *■*...
H " lc * ly ( Crepe de Chine & Crepe de Chine Women's Georg- SKVi'Sff'MIII.'HWJJ Women's P , 7/1 ||
1 **••" Col °.' d Vo ' le Blouses R tteß|ooe P 11 - & Misses- footwear ?i79 i
fej Ctaui s., sue go \\ Blouses c , ea „ gwee Sale PHce a g s> "•• ..io ij o, I = 0
I MOO CO on (toon Clean Swep Sale. Big Lot for X |
i Mssf""" Rgßp $2.39 $2.89 $3.89 Saturday®———
Li Sues to 12 years only. . | Slllll Women's n<l Misses' White | Women's Patent and Gun
t^J iKCON n H-OOH - l| Canvas Fine Linen j Metal Punins. Flexible sole,
I;' MLORS Aluminum Roaster ... 1 |
® I Xcill inCheS; . .69C $2 39 sUe, extra heavy; $2.48 ke^B '^extm' I | ''' rM ~==•■■
EH 1 Sheets Pillow Cas m th —r~i r l '" 1 a 10II ' F - T SOAP IjAUXDHV 1 , Clean Sweep Sale Saturday
I I h Rugs and Linoleums and Bed Pillows Jj Fabrics !| bath'and'toMet | PriClcl : fr E' p ;r) 400 Pairs Men's Silk Hose /
1 1 , iafwr"wr JBr?..vr&jsi KSiwii)" *ra,. of the better quality, aw _ . / 8
gj| li°n patterna. Spe- Room Size ! eaS^I'K!!:?!To hes 48c i®SSS2ar I and in an sizes —in D oil* I I H!
1 1 C t-\ ea °H " 7 * "d KB 'miss 2 pauerni l . ear Well Sheets - Bix9o C iai,'yard ... TOILET PAPEK _j, ~ suxiuuTK black,.navy, gray, brown •V/ 1 3.1F BSF J
t Wool Colonial effect. Spe- inches $1.59 39c Figured Voiios jSEtS'SjjWhk. S PAIRS IX>R SI 00 # lIM
hi . Fiber Rugs, 9x12 ft. clail N.ua Bleached Sheeting, 81 Inches t n stripes dots anil V"* vRuL/y/i Of.rWSI'JI I i.wi . , . Dl ,_ h ,„ % § IS!
IU ' J . wlde . yard 59e r n ,, LVrt natterns [ f /Vm Good cre P Tol | Plaited silk hose, double soles and high spliced heels; slightly % mm M
111 a.^ w ■>! 1 . 39c SJSfS.r.- 23c |
J stripe LICK, pair MMW .. ■■ m _ T7 . Men"s and Boys' Belts. In Tan, colors or trimmed. Cotton Hose in Black. Brown,
m I ™ BY CRI , BS TOILET SEATS CASSEROLES WATER SETTS }WWJL W BBFiil AA VM Black and Qray. All Boys' SlUrts and Drawers, Clean TuilUy 11118 - AU 8l "*' Very hi
Ij I criJT'iiuT'SSSi, SS w.?, < " d Sa < ? k SS" t .SS JS*S m Sf*a.%!s J'SJSr K'VSJ ISI A LJ"- 4TIA SSn SJSSSS 89c Bp 23c Men', üb'mb Uc i
I *-j J1 j!t r. rl..r -- -- ------- - sl ' l9 - * I J ■' ' A'"*.',,'. ;"to", ES": 59c
STORE OPENS 8:30 A. M.—CLOSES SATUHDAY 9 P. M.
"FRIDAY -EVENING,
2,500,000 who will be there next
spring, Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane told the members
of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Com
merce at their noonday luncheon
here.
Secretary Lane states there are at
present 260,000,000 acres of uncul
tivated land in the United States;
that there are 15,000,000 acres of
swamp land and as many acres of
desert soil and stump land left In the
Northwest by the lumbermen.
"Why not rehabilitate this land for
the soldiers?" asked the secretary.
"We can meet them at any point 0n
the Atlantic Coast upon their return
from France and say 'Help build a
HAHUJSBURG TELEGRAPH
great dam to irrigate the arid desert
soil, or help cultivate the land de
vastated by the lumbermen and build
a home. The United States will sup
port you while doing it and give you
40 years to pay back your debt.' "
The Secretary of the
pleaded for the Americanization of
foreign workmen as one means of
preventing labor disorders after the:
war. Teaching them the English 1
language will enable them to read
the papers, books and the signs
about the shop, and will help in
crease their earnings. Every shop
K should have a class in English, he
, said.
1 Maj. N. Jay Boots of the aviation
j section of the United States Army,
explained to the members of the
Chamber of Commerce the method
of training aviators at Selfridge
Field, Michigan, illustrating his talk
with lantern slides.
WORLD'S SMALLEST LIBRARY
London.—What is perhaps the
JULY 12, 1918
world's smallest public library Ist
claimed by a village not far from |
London. The village itself is very
small. It ls merely a newspaper file I
that hangs upon a wall in the vil-1
lage street, but the community is
grateful for it.
This was attested to a stranger by i
(I an accident, white-haired village*
' who, pointing to the "library with hii
•j stick, said: "Wonderful useful that
11 be these days whe& folks can't get
j the papers as they did, along of all
ij this shortage and rations and such."
Use McNeil's Cold Tablets. Adv.
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