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NEARLY 4,000 ON
THE WEEK-END
CASUALTY LIST
Hundreds Paid Supreme Sac
rifice on Field of
Battle
Waahlagton, Nov. 23. —• The War
Department reports 3,921 names on
to-day's and' Sunday's casualty list. I
of this number 1,741 being reported
Sunday and 2,180 to-day. Of iile 841
killed in the two days' report, 101 J
were Pennsylvanlans. The two days' i
summary and lists appear below;
Killed in action s4l
Died of wounds 249
Died of accident and other
causes 29
Died from airplane accident ... 1
Died of disease 863 J
Wounded severely 313'
Wounded, degree undetermined, 700 i
Wounded slightly 59t j
Missing in action 313 '
Prlsonea-s 21 j
Total 3,921 !
DlfciD FROM MOUNDS
Corporal
Tidal B. Brown, Boswell.
Private.
D.vle E. Bray, Bangor.
Elmer H. Burket, Lancaster.
Angelo Crispoldi, Chestnut Ridge.
Lewis Demsky, Edwardsville.
Albert E. Forsyth. Philadelphia.
Dean A. Hall. Pittsburgh.
Bert Hoffman, St. Marys.
Earl A. Morley, Wesleyville.
UIKD OK DISEASE
Sergeants
Homer D. Zimmerman, Bellefonte. |
Russell Johnson, Philadelphia. j
Corporal
Robert E. Bitzer, Easton.
Privates
Carroll M. Hunzeker. Pittsburgh.
Richard T. Henwood, Jermyn.
Louis HlUman, Philadelphia.
Michael J. Igo, Shenandoah.
John H. Gray, Philadelphia.
Charley James. Bolitar.
Charles J. Cool. Wilkes-Barre. I
Thomas A. MtConnell, Philadel-1
phia. |
Daniel Roggiaro, Bethlehem.
WOl NIIED SEVERELY
Privates
Thomas Henry, Pittsburgh. }
Paul H. Myers, Gteensburg.
WOUNDED
(Degree I udetermined I
Lieutenant
Ralph Buckley, Hazelton.
Sergeant
William J. Harmony, South Bethle- j
hem.
Corpora I.
Edward Crompton, South Fork.
Bernard J. Thomas. Philadelphia.
Alvin Ferguson, Scottdale.
Musician
Frank C. Quln, Pottsville.
11 ngoner
John H. Campbell, Vandergrift.
Privates
Edward Arnold, Brackenridge.
Joseph Crompton, Manown.
Herman J. Cron. Hawley.
Angelo Dipasquale. Johnstown.
Sain GUlo. Pittsburgh.
Max Rednick, Philadelphia.
Hugo O. Roos, Mauch Chunk.
Arnold Lawrence Sharer, Ford |
City.
Warren YanHorn, Wilkinsburg.
Cloyd L. Hearn. Huntingdon.
Charles Plum Jadwin, Scranton.
Frank L. Kline. Cqtawissa.
Harold L. Ledyard. Jamison City. !
James A. Liiingstone, Pittsburgh.!
Frederick I.auer, Lebanon.
Joseph Laughlin, Wampum.
Samuel Meadore. Philadelphia.
Walter H. C. Rodgers, Norristown.
Edward Thomas. New Castle,
l.ewis T. Zeigier, Allentown.
James MeCallin. West Philadel
phia.
John W. Mahle, Knox.
Frank Mansfield, Philadelphia.
James Martin, Philadelphia.
Anthony Norton, Scranton.
Stiney Prosnosky, Shenandoah.
John Adamshock, Scranton.
Michael Andrews, Plymouth.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenant
Carl German, Wilkes-Barre.
Sergeant*
John F. Austen, Pittsburgh.
Noah E. Weston. New Kensington.
Charles F. Keller, Monongahela.
George B. Smith, Philadelphia.
Corpornla
Frank Brown, Pittsburgh. 1
Paul R. Ryan. Pittsburgh.
Roy E. Sherman. Pine Grove.
Fred Allen Steele. Huntingdon. 1
Mechanic
Qeorge Enz, Philadelphia.
Privates
Samuel I fc Hill, Clarendon.
Andrew A. Yott, Williamsport.
Harvey C. Brey, Norristown. 1
Stanley Brolienski, Glen Lyon.
Henry M. Cocklin. YYIIIiam H.
Corklln, 1202 North Third street,
Harrlnhurg.
Albert J. C. F. Eddy, Picture
Rocks.
Joseph Antony Silino, Philadelphia.
Thomas S. Webster, Philadelphia.
Royal B. Dunmyer, Conemauglt.
John S. Jenkins, Danville.
Thomas A. Jones, Allentown.
Thomas H. Jordan, Mount Pleas- ; 1
ant.
George W. King. Philadelphia.
I'hester A. Miller, Coatesville. j
Robert D. Mowry, Derry,
Frank J. Neuman, Sheridan.
t'se McNeil's Pain Exterminator—Ad
ICUIIM HEALS'
rrCHINGPjMPLES
On Face and Arms, Lost
Rest From Burning,
"Soreness on my face and arms
started with one small pimple which
f spread and kept getting
worse till I lost half my rest
from the burning and itch
ing. The pimples came in
blotches and were hard and
later came to a head and
festered. They itched and
burned making me scratch
them, which caused disfigurement.
"Seeing a Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment advertisement I sent for a sample.
When I had used two cakes of Soap
and two boxes of Ointment I was
healed." 'Signed* O. A. Vandrew,
321 23rd Ave., Altoona, Pa.
Use Cuticura Soap and Ointment
exclusively for all toilet purposes.
ha|U tut fm kg M*U AdJri poct-eard:
"Orlliiii, Dcpt H, Sold wojwit.
9o*p Sc. OmtaMot S Mid iOe. Talcum 25c.
MONDAY EVENING.
Russell S. Nixon, Enaton.
Charles Seleus, Pittsburgh.
Reuel Bright Shaffer, Lewlstown.
Urban Weukland, Pntton.
MISSING IN ACTION
Corporals
Paul Jakoby, Bethlehem.
| Frank J. Mrkwell. Tarentum.
Edward Schaler, Pittsburgh.
Privates
James H. Harris, Coatesvtlle.
Joseph Jacobs Pittstpn.
Stephen J. Kosehalk, Nanty Glo.
Belford R. Lawrence, Oanonsburg.
Fred W. Lewis, Pittsburgh.
Adam Mathewson, Fayette City.
Orln E. Maudslev. Kqulnunk.
Carl Morgan, McKees Rocks.
Charles Moser, Philadelphia.
Clayton H. Reldenbach, Allento'wn.
The following names were report
ed this morning:
KILLED IN ACTION
.Lieutenants
Harold W. Painter. Philadelphia.
Kirk \V. Machette, Philadelphia.
Sergeants
Howard Hoesle, Philadelphia.
Jatues B. Pntton, Waynesburg.
Albert G. SchwartzmlUer. Pitts
burgh.
Andrew Frederick yogel. Pitts
burgh.
| Charles S. Holden, Jersey Shore.
Frederick O. Kent, Paxton.
Corpornla
William A. Schaffer, Duquesne.
Luther M. McClellan. Allentown.
James R. Overand, Webster.
Elias Poukakis. Monessen.
Harry Edwin Landman, Jr.. Phil
j adel'phla.
Kennth J. Scott. Frackvitle.
Mechanic
Alphonse A. Schmidt, Pittsburgh.
Privates
John Dolne, Mahanoy City.
John S. Dougherty, McKees Rocks.
Carl E. Blookvlst, Philadelphia.
Stefan Formaniak, Castle Shannon,
l.oval G. Johnson, Spring Creek.
Teofll Mndzelan. Castle Shannon.
Elmer Russel Markey, York.
Peter Paul Schuler. Pittsburgh.
James R. Scowden, Smethport.
Harry S. Todd. Lancaster.
| Frank Wankmille, Philadelphia.
' Thomas 11. Wilson. Xoblestown. i
William Samuel Holcomb. Erie.
John G. Hutchinson, New aleni.
Elmer Lloyd Lawrence, Greenville.
Francis J. Lee. New Stanton.
George L. Roberts. New Salem.
Lawrence Hamilton. Erie.
Giovanni Vittariello, Carnegie.
Edward M. Furman, Reading.
. lgnace GcUtsky, McKeesport.
I Charles Jnekson. Spring City.
Joseph E. Kllnedinst. York.
I James Francis McConville, Sharon.
Peter Mike Soioko, Shenandoah.
DIED OF WOI'NDS
Corporal
' George B. Coates, Jenklnstown. ;
Wagoner
John William Breakiron, Am- I
bridge.
Privates
Bert Killinger, Tunnelhill.
William Parry, Scranton.
DIED OF DISEASE
Lieutenant
Thomas C. Walsh, Scranton.
Privates
Walter S. Brame, Aspers.
Claude W, Harding. Sayre.
Robert J. Hart. Genesee. .1
Robert J. Johnson, Bryn Mawr. i
Pasquale Schiavo, Philadelphia.
William H. Schrader, Jr., Johns
town.
James McClinsey,Heluetta.
William Joseph Mulrine, Philadel- '
phi a.
Henry P. Shurer, Nesbit.
Cleveland Snyder, Keating Sum
mit.
Niles R. Stahler, Emaus.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenant
Harold J. W. Killen. Philadelphia.
Sergeants
Andrew J. Waksmonski, Coupon. •
Wilbur W, William. Brackenridge. |
Bugler
Nelson W. Shupe, Smithton.
Privates
Roney E. Mulier, Philadelphia.
Harry J. tlosthour. John W. j
Slonthoiir, 557 South Front atrret,
llarrlsburg.
Charlie Kenskey, Kulpmont.
WOUNDED
• Degree I udetermined I
Lieutenant
James T. Taylor, Johnstown.
Sergeants
Francis F. Kerr. Pittsburgh.
Harold N. Nash. Philadelphia.
•Ail Clarence Vought, Scranton.
Corporals
Daniel Harkins, Homestead.
Charles H. Hart. Blairsville.
Bugler
Warren Repslicr, Pen Argyl.
Privates
Willet Reichard. Tierce.
Edward Hazleton Seiwell, Phila- ,
delphia.
John Patrick Burke, Avoca.
Dent Summerson Holden, Clear-
Held.
Bert B. Bradshaw. Charlerol.
George Theodore Johnson, Kane.
James F. Moll, Shoemakersvllle.
John Navrocki, Shamokin.
Clarence Arthur Rlchey, Glen
Rock.
Pete DeTrinko. Pittsburgh.
Henry John Dilla, Castle Shannon.
John Esposito, Clearfield.
John C. Fischer, Pittsburgh.
Cornelius W. Moyer, Chester. •
Weston R. Port, Sharpsburg.
George Prushaek, Beaver Meadow.
John M. Vought, Berwick.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Battalion Sergeant Major
William McDonald, Jr., Philadel
phia.
Sergeants
Edward J. Quinlan, Philadelphia.
Joseph Reardon, Philadelphia.
Reginald Jones, Erie.
Itoy Tea. New Brighton.
Corporals
Herman C. Arison, Diekerson Run.
Robert Kreysig, Philadelphia.
Privates
Thomas Higgins, Pittsburgh.
Daniel L. Jenkins. Plttston.
Joseph Caposole, Philadelphia.
George Diehl, Hazelton.
Frank J. Kerp, Philadelphia.
Lewis Kramer, Philadelphia.
Jack B. Lyon, Bellefonte.
Robert A. MeClure, Philadelphia.
MISSING IN ACTION
Sergeant
Charles L. Howard, Philadelphia.
I'rlvates
Thomas J. Burke. Philadelphia.
William H. Carlton, Philadelphia.
Joseph Cupldo, Turtle Creek.
Ralph Dismario, Tacony.
Alfred H. Dunlop, Waynesburg.
Carl P. Fishel, Butler.
William Gallagher, Braddock.
Earl F. Getz, Clearfield.
Frank William Giles, Boiling
Springs.
PRISONERS
Mllford W. Fredenburg, Ridgeway.
Corporal
Blair C. Heckman, Avis.
Privates
William F. Borinsky, Minerzvllle.
Stewart J. McCallster, Newvllle.
The following names were report
ed in Sunday's casualty list,
KILLED IN ACTION
Lieutenant
Rodney W. Polack, Y'ork.
Sergeant*
George Michael Free, Pittsburgh.
John W. Ocker, I.ittlestown.
Michael Sauers, Wilkinsburg.
Corporal*
John J. McKee, Greensburg,
Glen H. Bhafftr, Dußols.
John Uhtmko, Kulpmont.
Bible, Youngwood.
William 8. Hey, Philadelphia.
Onward Leon Lugner, McKeesport.
Andy o. Hafner, Pittsburgh.
Thomas F. Kboraole, Apulia
r rank Splttlsr, Connellsvtlla.
Mechanic
Yt illlam Wrlghth, Pittsburgh.
Privates
Joseph Angelo. Sharpsvllle.
Harry J|. Becker, Lancaster.
Harry Doefflnger, Pittsburgh.
Edward Joseph Flannery, Tama
qua.
Harry M. Gerheim, Sulina.
Thomas H. RalnbridKe, Webster.
Prank Vernon Brockleh'urst, Mer
cer.
Charles C. Corbett, Sligo.
Patrick J. Kgau, Philadelphia;
Lawrence P. Kgli, Verona.
William Bender, Philadelphia.
Thomas R. frayne, Jeffemon.
Sidney B. Bartleson, Ariel.
Rav Kaglev, Juniata, •
William L. Beck Dorhiont.
Clyde Dunham. Meadevllle.
Lorenzo Gentilo, Jeanette.
Abraham L. Grafton, mttauuing.
Michael C. Hanley, Altoona.
Edward Leman. Wilcox.
Anthony Mieldazie, Munson.
William 11. Weigle. Mertztown.
Roy T. Humbert. Siegel.
Joseph E. Haines, Fleming.
Harry A Hart. Wireton.
Wilson Eltvood Hen'ch, Carlisle.
Ado'.ph I'rzestzelski, Philadelphia.
| Dives, Pomeroy <Sc Stewart
Silk Hosiery For Men f* .mA Garments For Men That
Fine Qualities tor Gifts ■ U A ■kmim Heb Keen Out the Cold
Jhesc are qualities of silk hosiery that express to the ~r 1 I '
fullest degree the good wishes of the giver. A man sure- IHp M* n whose work keeps them outdoors in all kinds of
ly will appreciate the sentiment that prompted such a sSji -- -4 /"* I weather know the value and comfort of Beach ( oats and'
selection for his Christmas', V Vcsts - Railroad men and shopmen, especially find these
Thread silk hose, seamless, spliced heels, black, cordo- Slf ' garments indispensable.
van, navy, slate and champagne 730 n j j ] jji A new shipment is in bringing all sizes.
Thread silk hose seamless, black, grey, green, navy and j 1 ' & , C .' oats ' regular sizes $4.93
cordovan * l" ' Beach Coats, extra sizes $3.30
siik hose','seamless", fasiii'o'ped feci," lisie'soies. Highly Mercerized Table £3 vSk tt&.z::::::::::::::::; s£%
black and colors $1.85 TX 1 T llripll ClotVlQ' I Shp Pelt Lined Coats
Thread silk hose, fashioned feet,, high spliced heels, I CtlllClkj I\ j J_J L 4. 11 II U 1/II Khaki moleskin sheep pelt lined coats with bcaverized
double soles, black and colors $. 50 NaplrfllS & Pattem ClothS corduroy coats 'blanket billed' s ' s ' 93 #lo '" s
tine lisle tancy striped seamless hose, neat stripes, too ~ „ . . . c nuui t} toats, oianKCt lined,
Ihe quality of the mercerized cotton damasks in this $4.8.i, $5.00 and $3.00
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Hoor. Thanksgiving and gift-tillie showing is SO fine and the Men's Wear, street Floor.
patterns are so varied, that main- a home will adopt them
_ . in preference to costlier linens for general uses. ,
Ss M K MnTTPVTIQ H ICT n V Ap- We've been gathering this collection for many months j „
Qlm. lalltMllb niglllj rxL for this particular season and we believe it will'meet the Gift bliggeStlOUS 111
. -i-i . p approval of every housewife.
LH ( -rl ITS Mercerized Table Damask, 58 inches wide. Yard .... 75c and 79c TTT • TV • 1
JL \AIA VkJ Mercerized Table Damask, 64 inches wide. Yard ..-89c and SI.OO \\/ AWi AVI D I | AOtAWtT OVI ( j
Mercerized Table Damask, 68 inches wide. Yard.. SI.OO niul 81.25 VV UIIICII O V dllvl
And because many women feel it their patriotic duty to ; Mercerized Table Damask, 72 inches wide: extra heavy quality, in "
, • . q. • .L i , e ••• ' a full ra ee of patterns. Yard $1.25. $1.50, $1.89 and $2.00 T T
buy practical gut things there is a greater demand for silk -j MERCERIZED PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS T It"! T*
patterns than for manv seasons. . 2 yds.xt?; yds. Each $1.05 4lv4vUi W V/CIX
2 yds.x 2 yds. Each • $2.50 and $5.00
The Christmas silk showing is so alluring that merely - >ds.x2V4 yds., hemmed $2.98 Grades and styles that will satisfy the most discrimin
° & * 63x63 inches, hemstitched cloth SI.OO .• _ . , c ,.. c i
to see it will serve as a great pleasure. 63x83 inches, hemstitched oloti $5.00 ating tastes foi gilt distribution or for personal wear.
, _ 68x68 inches, hemstitched cloth $5.00 ~ , , , ~ , , ,
Black Batin h lorence—a I rench silk—36 inches wide._ V aid, 68x86 inches, hemstitched cloth SO.OO White lisle fancy yoke ribbed vests; Ul low neck, slceve
.... , „~, , ... „. , $2.75 and $3.00 Special 72x72-inch hemstitched, mercerized pattern Table Cloth, less Stvle . 4\ - 75c and $1 OA
Victoria Faille Silk, for suitings, 36 inches wide. Yard, $->9B aij'c T_c, /jv, juu
$3.00 and $3.50 PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS, XAPKIXs TO MATCH White lisle out size fancv voke ribbed vests - sleeveless
Best quality French Taffeta, 36 inches wide. Yard $2.75 2 yflß . x2 yds $4.00, $ ,50 and $5.00 - } UVC tS ' C Jfa S .' lo
Fine grade Crepe Meteor. Yard $3.00 and SI.OO 2 yds . $3.89, $5.00, $5.50 and SO.OO ... „„ !
Satin de Chine, 36 inches wide Yard ... $2.75 - >'ds.x3 yds SO.OO Pink silk bodices Sl./3i, $2.25 and
Chiffon Charmeuse, 36 inches wide. Yard $2.75 Napkins to "'aUdb dozen . SIOO $5.00 and SO.OO p ink s jUc vests ill low neck, sleeveless StVle.
HEMMEI) MERCERIZED ViU'UINS • .. „, n . . A
XOVELTY COLORED SILKS Js _ |m . ti (|()lea % ; $1 . 50 Sl /.s. $1.9.1, $2.25 and $2.50
Moire Satins, with- 3J4 -inch self-colored st-ipes on grounds of 18-inoh size, tl.-rzcn • 81.89 THREAD SILK AND FIBER SILK HOSIERY
Navy and brown, 36 inches wide. Yard $2.75 20-hicl, size, dozen ;•••••••"• !S2 ' 3o Fine Thread Silk Boot Hose, with fashioned feet and lisle tops: In
Xavy blue Tricolette Suiting in n'tidnight blue. Yard $0.50 " " KL r.KI/ihl) NAI KINS , black, white and colors 89c
Chiffon Moire, 36 inches wide. Yard $3.25 19-incli. dozen $3.00 and $3.50 Fiber Silk Seamless llose, with lisle tops; in black, white, cordovan,
Satin Brocades, in taupe, brown and black, 36 inches wide. Y'ard, T,!! j'"!' 'j v'b Bre Mk •diampagne and pink ... ...................... SI.OO
jz-iiicii. dozen si..U Fiber Silk Seamless Hose, with lisle tops; in black, white and cor
s--50 ' MERCERIZED LCXCH CLOTHS dovan ; $1.25
High-luster Georgettes, in dainty evening shades. Y'ard, A S p eo ial linen-finish fabric that will give good service Thread Silk Fashioned Feet Hose, with lisle tops and high splloed
$2 25 and $• 50 40-inch $• 00 lieeis; in black, white and colors 50c
\vni. cr,pe de chine. , w, -|on j;
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Street Floor. , Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. i Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor.
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Holiday Games of I .0 gh,; Draperies & Curtain Materials
I I Shirtwaist boxes Fancy pillows Tapestry
"p\ ... ! - -V If I -|j VMI Pi Screens Table runners materials
Every Description Mf JU • Tlie itrms^of^
Among the gift things for children in the Base- IS'V'f / favored ones for gift-giving purposes which are now
1/7E\' /( $Ls 'JT-/ Vs&- finding new owners.
ment vou'll find a very complete collection, in- I W In} /•- 'ilGSfw I )jm\\ mJL O/;) Braid edging, ball fringe and cretonne edging; in large
J r I/UStjJ. i'|/Gstv M I'mt) ♦ assortments; yard ........ i... Bc, 10c,
1 CuXi-T Jef i ff/, Fancy pillows, in round, square and oblong tapestry,
eluding— . ® velour and satin T. $4.50 to $9.00
- Plain blue and rose repp for cushions and new draperies,
Games at c-T.ddly Minks, card games of d.ffe.ent .. VJU LUI V Y® 36 inches wide, yard. . .$1.50; CO Inches wide, yard.. .$1.50
kinds. I.otta, Jld Maid. H. Silk for lamp shades; rose, blue and gold; yard, 09c an
Games at 25c —Battle Junior, Pistol and Soldier, Ring l-v peW '/ . Jwj I—l Lj\ mV\ / A\ \ $1.50.
Toss, Tiddly YVinks, Embroidery Sets, Bead Stringing, 1v ? •\i'. ,\A 7\ / j\ ' Gold braid, vard 19c to 39c
Greut Authors, Snap, Famous Authors. ' J\: f * fjjM /i\wX / \ Silk fringe, yard 75c aiul SI.OO
Games at 50c—Telegraph Railroad, Popover, Jolly Boys, V ."jC.''f;-ij,'LA Vfy \ /'? \ Pain brown or blue marq.uisette, flat, hemmed hem; 36
Ring the Pin, Roly Poly, Sambo, Battle Games, Parlor .-AILIA I l IJ & \ • // \ —■ , inches wide; yard 50c
Quoits, Advance Guard, Soldiers' Combination Boards. " .'TV't X / r\ Tapestry for upholstery and pillows; 50 inches wide: |
Games at Otc—Target. Naval Toy. French Army. Eng- • Wvk"* \ many patterns; yard $1.75 and $4.50 ,
lish Army. Advance Soldiers. Post Office Box, Box Ball, 'n, u■* „ Fancy scrim, in striped or check patterns; beautiful
Kick In U S Troops , //V fine duality; yard 50c to 050
' * ' „ , Colored marquisette, for doorways, in many color com
t.amcs at 98c—.\ew Sewing Embroidery, Trap Shot, -'* binations; 36 inches wide; yard 50c and 05c
Firing I-ine, Deck Ring TOM, Color Sets. Scrim, in plain selvedge edge, ecru or white; yard, 290
Other games up to $4.00. nn(l 50c
'Soft Warm Comforters and Blankets
mi A O H/r TT TY C/J H Cl-Llli VUIIIICI tCIO CI4IVA Uo Cretonnes for many purposes—upholstery, bags, box
inere ArG o0 IVlHny USGS POT . . . . coverings, pillows and drapew; beautiful color comblna
_ , Rich Patterns bor Gift Giving mK.. wide, yard 50c.d$i,o
/ IPP nvni 1110 H I 50 'nches wide, vard SI.OO and $1.50
-LAC-Cl/l vCC.Cc/C X Cl/Xt/C/ Toresighted buyers of gift bed coverings arc taking advantage of our present Dives, Pomeroy & stfewart. Third Floor.
s-. , complete stocks and moderate prices and they arc in consequence eniot ing selec- ty • J /y 1 XT j. TTV TYI
(Hu io ida> displat ot Decorative Mowers, tions that will not be possible as the holiday season advances. X TUIX Oct KG, JPllllll
a^ cs ua(l . v 111 a section of the Patterns aic prettier than they will be later and in each piece there is a T) : 0 „ J Aih /y
:lillineiy epartment. mark of careful making that may not be in evidence in duplicate orders. ± 2LHQ V/tIIGF (JTOOCL
A daint\ basket filled with ga_y flowers oi a bud Siik-covered, wool-filled Comfortables, Cotton Blankets, grey and tan. f"O "FJB t" *
vase, for instance, suggests a gift of lasting beauty, beautiful patterns $12.00 to $25.00 $2.09, $3.00 to $4.00 xiuiigo \j\j j-icud
And the gift fca'ture is onlv one of the manv uses Wool-filled Comfortables, 9-tnch border, YVoolnap Blankets, wool finish, tun and Delicious Sunshine fruit cake,, choice oxfords, silvets,
rt ,i„,.,„. n1 ;.,„ i-i " - $9.00 to $13.50 grey $5.00 to $0.50 Russian style 57c to $2.50
OI aecoiativc liowers. Cotton-filled Comfortubles, $2.50 to $7.50 Grey Wool Blankets, blue and pink bor- Leggett's fine quality plum pudding, can...lsc and 35c,
TL... n 1 - r \r Plaid Woolnap Blankets .. SO.OO to s7.< M ders SB.OO to $15.00 Budded walnuts. California grown, lb 45c
iIICIC ai C .man, artistically arranged lliotlts lor Bathrobe Blankets, with cords, 72x90 Wool Blunkets, all white or blue and pink Nonpareil almonds, California's best, lb .LV)
table decorations —or a glowing mass of foliage inches $4.00 and $5.00 borders SB.OO to $20.00 ; Cream nuts, lb
to brighten a dull corner - Autumn leave* poin- Pillow Cases and Sheets
settias, chrysanthemums, wild flowers, roses and , anu OIICCLS Fancy white layer and pulled figs, lb 45,•
numerous other-blooms Initialed Pillow Cases, em- I Embroidered, hemstitched 72x9-inch hemstitched Crystallized ginger, delicious sweetmeats, 4-lb. box $2:29
.... . ■ . 1 " ~ , , broidered, 43x36 inches. Ka.. , . P,, ' ow '"ases. boxed. 45x36 ghocts .... 00 Early June pens, case or dozen lots, can 18c
1 lie variety IS simply endless, the bcautv of the VI,. inches. Pair $1.50 *"• Lancaster county evaporated corn, lb. 3lc
•colorful Hisnlav ificscanahlc and tl,® ~ v r . Hemstitched Pillow Cases, 81x90. 81x99, 81x108, Tuna fish, white meat, can 35c
toioriui display incscapaoic and the prices arc Rmbroidered Pillow Cases, 42c to 55c? , pntafoes of flrf'o nualltv ° K -btiMhoi hflL'o 1 r.o. noiin<i
moderate 10^ 9 lip hoxcd v 45x36 inches. Pair. '63x ( 19-inch henintltcheci 90x99 and 90x108-inch Sheets. " $5.00
Sheets % $1.85 $2.00 to $2. <5, respectively. Other good things for the Thanksgiving Dinner it re
Dives, Pomeroy & .Stewart, Second Floor,' Front. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Basement moderately priced.
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teARRJSBURG TELEGRAPEC
Paul Zlnder, Catawlasn.
Raleigh Hall. Indian Creek.
William F. McLaughlin, Malinnoy,
Elburn William Mongold. Rock
wood.
Abe Paul. Philadelphia.
Paul Kyler, Julian,
Charles T, Sheets, Sharpsburg.
Ludwlg W. Btnatler, Franklin.
Frank E. Woodltng, West Decatur.
John Zonbek, Beaver Falls.
Joaeph J. Z:\-noskl, Ollphant.
DIED OK WOUNDS RECEIVED !N
ACTION
Corporal
Louis Moffa, Philadelphia.
Privates
Ralph J. Mtchelfelder, Carnegie.
Frank Musto, Plttston.
James Samuel Pegg. Plymouth.
Harry Philip Relf, Philadelphia.
Frank M. .Ruth, Lancaster.
Paul Zolbe, Johnstown.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT OR OTHER
CAUSES
Privates
Jerome 9v.mcls Dougherty, Dun
more.
Died of Disease
Sergeant
Howard B. Melody, Lansdowne.
Corporal
George V. Ford, New Eagle.
Privates
Gulseppe Bruno, Philadelphia.
William John Keldmann, York.
Harold 11. Deltrlck, Montoursville.
Peter Moore. Philadelphia.
Edward Mullen. Philadelphia.
Earl F. Gannon, Lebanon.
Joseph M. Gardner. Wayne.
Fred W. Krimmel, Lancaster.
Roy L, Reinsel, Ktngsville.
Raymond Trengrove, Philadelphia.
Joseph Wall. Goblsboro.
Harry J. Warmkessel, Allentown.
Charies F. Miller, Waslitngton.
Horace chaffer, Coopersburg.
James Webb. Groensburg.
Hurlelgh I. Well, Bethlehem.
WUL'.NDRD SEVERELY
Captain
Cliffy:J 11. Arnold, Ardmore.
Sergeant
Warren D. Frey, Manheim.
Corporals
George G. Flury, Wrlghtsvllle.
Frank Peter Hand, Philadelphia.
Bernurd Tomalne, Carbondulo.
I'rlvates
Charles L. Bosworth, Woodruff.
Joseph Michleskl, Pittsburgh.
William V. Miller, Topton.
George Van Blargen. Oneida.
Charles A. W. Watson, Larimer.
William F. Evans, Sheridan.
Harry E. Christ, Schuylkill Haven.
Albert Crnlg, Avoca.
Joseph Mosakowski, Philadelphia.
Peter P. Martin, Philadelphia.
PaSquale Pellgrino. Buyers.
Henry Simpson, Carbondale.
l'alton R. Woodward, Clearfield.
WOUNDED
t Degree I nitetcrmtned t
Sergeant
William I* Caskey, Philadelphia,
t oritorals
Albert R. Good, West Philadelphia.
James W. Grimm, Philadelphia.
Frank Macllvatne, Philadelphia,
George James Sehvay, Steelton.
Francis B. Gunn, Orrtanna.
James McCoaeh, Philndelpliia.
Bernard C. Stanton, Wilkes-Barre.
Musician
Edward A. William, Pittsburgh.
Mechanic
Roy Hollabuugh, Utlca.
Privates
Oriento A. Carllno, Pittsburgh.
William Brown Claire, Torresdale.
Benjamin F. Engle, Monaca.
Raymond L. Chase, Williamsport.
John Donnelly, Mount Pleasant.
Pletro Pennacckln, Philadelphia.
Itussell W. Prlgg, Washington.
Ray Inman, Scranton.
Joseph B. Kleffer, Pittsburgh.
Robert C. Hunter. Philadelphia.
Lafayette James. Hawley.
Frank J. Levendosk.v, Latrobe.
Peter 1.. Logan, Newcastle.
George Alexander McCleruan, Phil
adelphia.
Wilbert J. Moore. 3iilton.
Stewart M. O'Neil, Washington.
John C. U'Rourke, Latrobe.
Harold T. Repp, Pittsburgh.
Joseph A. Robertson, Uulllet.
Clarence Ross, Millvnle.
Michael J. Stack, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED LIGHTLY
l.leutcnnnt
Joseph R. Hamer, Lancaster,
Mergeauts
William C. Moyer, Cirwigsburg.
Robert G. Klobuch. Hamburg.
CnriinnilM
Harvey J. Kline, Wescosville.
Arvt M. Robertson. Charlerol.
John T. Shrlner. Philadelphia.
Harry A. Mnrlonl, Pittsburgh.
Frank Wausnork, Pottstown.
James Entwlstle, Philadelphia.
Lloyd Llndsey, Montrose,
Charles Francis Watson, Butler.
NOVEMBER 25, 1918.
Bugler
Joseph D. I.utid. Blairsville.
Mechanic
Chester Hlnkle Martin, l'axton.
Cuok
Robert Frear, Wyoming.
I'rlvates
Frank E. Goddard, Philadelphia.
Alfred K. Klefer, Oermantowtt.
Gerard John Klaiber, Philadelphia.
Samuel Kupluvlta, Hyuinn Kuiilu
vlts, 121 North Summit street, llnrrls
tiurg.
John Ruthowskt, Cliester.
Peter Berry, Dixon City.
Francis L. Campbell, New Kensing
ton.
Gaetano D'Arcangelo, Phllndelplila.
Randolf Kchnrd, Stnrjunctlon.
Frank Kgglcr, Driftwood.
Henry Gibut, Philadelphia.
Walter Hnnns, Philadelphia.
Howard Reese. Forest City.
George W. Lambert, Hollsopple.
Burlil I. Myers, Oil City. '
Herbert A. Williams, Philadelphia.
John J. Almond. Philadelphia.
Mike H. Heme, Bentlnyvllle.
Joseph T. Cornelius. Philndelpliia.
Andrew Dixon Davis, Chambers
burg.
Joseph Massoy, Philadelphia.
' John Mlnnlck, Philndelpliia.
Robert L. Moser, Bethlehem.
Ernest Peter Quint], North Brad
dock, '
Joseph Sgro. Philadelphia.
John L, Shultz, Waynesburg.
Htnnley E. Wansick. Janesville.
Harvey C. Yoder, Glenmore.
.losepli B. Hunter, Philadelphia.
William C. Kane, Warren Center.
Harvey Penned, Wllllamstown-.
Claudp John Stephens, Middleport.
George K. Young. Philadelphia.
NISSIMi l.\ ACTIO*
Corporals
John Kdgar Uurnltz, Hanover.
Moy Hugh, Philadelphia.
Private* ( j
Enrrico Porte, Ellsworth.
Otto Florin Graig, Allentown.
William J. nitchie. Pittsburgh.
Max H. Harnett, Monnca.
Barney Brnzelock, Mount Carmel,
Thotnas Bell. Wllklnsburg.
Karri L. Bitting, Pennsburg.
William V. Gunnis, Philadelphia
Everett E. Kesler, Snileksburg.
George W. Wa.vland, Iteynoldavtlto
Seott Xlmmerrasn, Mr*. Margaret
Xlmmerniaa, JI4 Conrntoga street,
Bterlton,
Stephen J. Bentz, Mount Oliver.
John A, Mulvlhill, Pittsburgh.
James M. Gam, Imperial,
Uobelt Milton Dunn, Arnold.
Wlllani It. Mullen, Pttsburgh.
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