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Bible Class Meets at
Home of Mrs. Gitt
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladles' Bible Class of St.
Matthew's Church was held Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Gitt,
2329 North Third street. Refresh
ments consisting of fasnaehts and
coffee were served. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Rank and Mrs. Zim
merman. Those present wero Mrs.
Gitt, Mrs. H .L. Rife. Mrs. Reeser.
Mrs. Sponsler, Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Zim
merman, Mrs. Boldosser, Mrs. Runk,
Mrs. Stretch. Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Kton
er, Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. Mehrinff, Mrs.
Mary Frye, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wolf,
Mrs. Dowers, Mrs. Rhoads, Mrs. Beck,
Mrs. Dagle, Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Galla
gher, Mrs. Scholvin. Mr. and Mrs.
Jacobs, Miss Kdna May Scholvin, Miss
Veiva Cornpropst.
Mrs. Elizabeth Judy
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Klisabeth Judy, 1810 North
Fifth street, celebrated her seventy
first birthday anniversary Monday,
February 24 She received many con
gratulations from friends and rela
tives and in the evening was guest
of honor at a party. A few piano
selections wero given by Mrs. Alary
Reneker after which a birthday cake,
ornamented with seventy-one candles
was lit 111 the presence of the guests.
Mrs. Judy received many beautiful
gifts, including a fruit basket clev
erly arrunged to denote her age.
Post cards and handkerchiefs Wero
received from friends in Enola, Mid
dletown, Highspire, York county, and
this city.
MUNICIPAL II AM) lIA XCM
The second dance, in the series
given by the Municipal Hand, will be
held at Winterdale Hall on Monday
evening. March 10. Dancing will bo
continuous between 8:15 and 11:15.
The hand numbers forty pieces and
the orchestra sixteen.
[Other Social News on Page 13.]
-oflowgrs
o n Occasions
Floral Decorations
Wedding Flowers
Farty FIOWJTS
funeral Flowers
Sheßerruhill
l LOCUST ST. AT SECOND .
Hoffer's Best
Flour
before-the-war quality
now being sold by all
grocers. Make good home
made bread by using
The Best Flour
On the Market
Perfect fitting pppppjgpjM
arc assured in your new
if you make your selection from the ~
A Shield Under Every lancer _
The styles afford the correct SaS
foundation for the new modes in //!/ l \\[ /
outer apparel; the materials are of f J
Especially pood values at
$l, $5. $0.50 and up SSI!R .■ A.
Wolfe Corset Shop ,
224 N. Second St. Jffi
< .'lores, Hosiery, Underwear , -fisS
j||j||gj[j
Our March Shoe Sale Starts Friday
Morning
Wise and careful buying enables us to offer you shoe bar
gains that are wonders.
On Sale Tomorrow , Itag'
Men's Goodyear Welted Dull Calf Lace si
and Blucher Shoes. $4.50 values. March
English style as illustrated or full
Watch tomorrow's pa- 1
pera for more bargain z.n-
THURSDAY EVENING • ELARTUSBXTRO TELEGRAPH - MARCH 6, 1919.
INTERESTING PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
PUPILS' RECITAL
IN CONSERVATORY
Vocal and Instrumental Num
bers Make Well-Balanced
Program For Concert
The following program will ho
given to-night in Conservatory Hall,
by the pupils of the llarrisburg Con
servatory of Music:
Piano, "t'liaconne," Durand, Mil
dred Erdley; violoncello, "Our Sol
diers," Schlemaller, Alice Einzig;
violin, "Hunioresquo," Donticr, Myl'le
Smith; song for soprano, "The Night
' ingale and the Rose." Hawley, Kaih
' ryn Zeiter: piano, "Polonaise Hrll
! llnnt," Deeovee, .Martha Hrunner;
I violoncello. "Petit Gavotte," Alettor,
I Samuel Krebs; piano, "Erollk,"
! Grieg, Elsie Emerick; violoncello,
"Autumn Flowers," Popper, Jose
, phine llurkhoider; songs for soprano,
i "My Laddie," Thayer; "In a Garden,"
j Hnwloy, Amy Bolts: violin, "Caprice
Viennois," Kreisler; "Sehon Ros
| marin," Kreisler: "Hunioresquo,"
i Koepping, Noah Klaus: piano, "Tar
antelle," Heller; unison for violon
celli, "Romance," Aletter. Miss Ken
nedy, Alice EnZTtr, Josephine Burlt
holder, Samuel Krebs.
The faculty includes: Miss Deeevee,
piano; Mme. Von Heregliy, violin:
Miss Marguerite Kennedy, violir.-
cello; Miss Irene Coble, piano: Mrs.
E. J. Deeevee. harmony, vocal; Miss
Ella Yost, training of supervision of
public school music; Miss Harriet
Parker, theory.
Zembo Temple Celebrates
in Chestnut Street Hall
Final plans have been completed
for the elnborate "Toadies' Night"
dance to be held this evening, at
Chestnut Street Auditorium by
Zembo Temple, Mydtlr Shrine.
Charles E. Covert, potentate, ap
pointed the following committee to
take charge of arrangements: Mer
cer B. Tate, chairman; S. Ort Bow
man, Frank Roth, Bertram Saul,
Charles C. Hoffman and Ellas Wag
ner. The music for the dancing will
be furnished by Mr. Updegrove's Or- ;
oheßtra. Supper will be served at i
10 o'clock.
TAKING EASTERN WEDDING TRIP
LIEUTENANT AND MRS. HERMAN 'sHELLEY
WEDDING TODA v
| IN BRIDE'S HOME
Miss Elizabeth Workman and .
Lieutenant Herman Shelly
Are Married at Nooja
A quiet wedding was solemnized to
day at noon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Workman, of 1628 State
street, when their daughter. Miss ICliza
| beth Workman, and Lieutenant E. Her
! man Shelly, of Steclton, were united i
1 in marriage.
Under a canopy of white and green, i
the ceremony was performed by the '
Rev. William N. Yates, pastor of the !
Fourth Street Church of God. j 1
The bride wore a traveling suit of j 1
blue serge with picture hat and carried j '■
i a shower bouquet of white roses and
violets.
Miss Melma Hinkle, of York: Miss j
I 1
puu Jpaqs uoiaH ss|W 'qosjUH iuuhllM j :
Miss Elizabeth Workman, Jr.. were . i
bridesmaids. Their gowns were of white ■■ 1
and cream silk and pink Killarney roses :
formed their bouquets. William S. F- j '
Yates acted as beat mnn. Killarney ;
roses and fern were extensively used to ; <
decorate the home.
Lieutenant Shelly was a former ath- '■
lete of Steelton High School and grad- I
uated with the class of 1914. Miss i <
Workman graduated from Central High : :
School in 1913 and the Teachers' Train- 1
ing School in 1915. She is well known]
as a teacher In the public schools.
Immediately follow ing the ceremony j <
Lieutenant and Mrs. Shelly left for New ( 1
York city where they will spend the > 1
honeymoon and returning will reside at j I
the home of the bride's parents. <
Nursery Home Donations
Thankfully Received j
The Nursery Home at 1321 South!;
Cameron street received the follow- | ]
ing donations during the month of | ]
February: >
Five dozen oranges, Mrs. Muncelp
one bushel potatoes, Mrs. Albert An- 11
drews: rug, friend; one bag rice i <
flour, Witmer Bros.; six pillow cases, j ]
sheets, night shirts, bath blankets, j •
spreads, Dr. E. L. Shope; patches, . j
clothing, rain cape, friend; fiifty |j
cabbages. one-half barrel sauer- ; ]
kraut, one box oranges, Mrs. Stamm; j ]
nine underskirts, five pairs drawers, i ,
two pairs hose, friend; cheese, j ]
bread, rolls, cake, celery, grapes, j;
ham, Susquehanna Hose Company; |]
dresses and coat, Mrs. Walmer; j,
lolly pops, oranges, Mrs. Krollj two ;
boes, rolls, four boxes bread, Gun- ]
zenhauser's bakery; clothing, Mrs. i
Moller; shoes, clothing, Mrs. Beltz; .
slippers, ten pairs new shoes, bath- (
robe, dress, waist, Mrs. Crowell; j,
four dinlngroom chairs, one comfort, | <
four dozen eggs, Mrs. Munce; one j <
box raisinbread, box rolls, Harris- j,
burg Bakinj Company; cash, Mrs. ;
J. TV. E'lenger, Miss Anne MeCor
mick, Pine Street Church Kinder
garten, Pine Street Mission Sunday ,
; school; cotton, gauze, four pieces
sheeting, muslin, sixty children's ,
I gowns, Harrisburg Chapter, Red .
j Cross.
Mrs. McNiff's Birthday
Is Happily Celebrated
! Mrs. Patrick McNiff. who has a host
| of friends throughout the city. IB quietly I
celebrating her seventieth birthday to
day. Her daughter, Mrs. John H. |
1 Dougherty, of Beaver, came on to be
! with her mother today and with Miss '
' Katharine McNiff, of Central High
i School faculty, whose birthday was
> Tuesday, and Mrs. Max Johnson, of
! Paxtonia, a delightful little family re-
I union Is going on nt the McNiff home,
; 605 North Second street.
To Give Travel Talks at
] Y. W. C. A. Vesper Services
IMrs. Frederick Kclker will deliver
a series of Travel Talks at the vesper
services of the Y. TV. C. A., on the
i next four Sundays. The meetings arc
iheid nt 5 o'clock, and at their close!
I chocolate is served to those who care i
It "> remain. The four subjects to be]
discussed are ns follows: March 9,
I "Darkest Afrtca:" March 16, "India,
I the Land of Temples:" March 23, "Old;
China and New C'hinn;" March 30,!
"Japan, the Land of the Cherry Bios-j
| sums." Mrs. Kelker has traveled ex- i
I tersively through the countries of
! which she will speak, and has coilect
| ed runny interesting curios, which she;
will show at the meetings.
j Mrs. Pari TVittiner, of York, is the I
guest of her sister, Mrs. Leo TVells, j
60S North Second street.
I Misa Dorothea Dlckert. 123 Sylvan j
(Terrace, has returned from Alle'fi
| town, where she attended a dance
I given by the Delta Theta fraternity. I
Mrs. Joseph H. TVallzz is seriously)
ill nt her \home, 208 North Third!
strc et.
I Mrs. Wllllnfn Henderson. 25 North!
I Front street, is spending a week in
j Atlantic City.
""^te^TORK
I
I [An" . iitounveiiicnl vnilvt Una nam my ,
| must in oecneipntiied by name to assure \
Mr. and M rs. Warren It. Jackson, of •
'3214 North Second street, announce the;
birth of a son, Raymond Warren Jack- i
; son, Wednesday, March 5, 1010. Mr. :
; Jackson in scpn&iry of the liarrisburg i
! Chamber of Corn merer,
j Mr. and Mrs. Rtanley D. Jenkins, of 1
! Buenos Aires, Sooth America, announce j
j the birth of a son, Robert Stanley Jen- j
] kins, in February. Mr. and Mrs. Jen-]
| kins were former residents of this city. ;
| Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Houser, of Chi- I
! cago. former Harrlsburgers. announce 1
tie birth of a daughter, Harriet TVatson
Houser, Saturday, March l, PJI9. Mrs.'
I Honcer was formerly Miss Annette Wat- I
I son, of this city.
O.T. J. SOCIETY
GIVES 'DANCE
l Walter Shaffer Is Guest of
Honor at Delightful Affair
Last Evening
The members of the O. T. J. Club of
Central High School were hostesses at
I a subscription dance last evening at
Winterdale Hall. It wns a most de
lightful affair, the vari-colored spring
lloiwrs which hung in profusion in every
availuble space, lending attraction. Dur
ing the moonlight waltzes the beams of
a great yellow moon suspended in one
end of the hall shone down and gave
an added beauty to the gay scene.
Walter Shaffer, the Dauphin aviator,
was guest of honor.
The success of the dance was due
largely to the hard work of the girls
in the club. ' They are Nellie Aril, presi
dent ; Helen Best. Mildred Ivrieder,
Sylvia Gingrich. Annette Mercurio,
Helen Bahn. Elizabeth Aikens. Alary
Witmeyer, Dorothy Madduv, Alnrtha.
Goodyear, Beatrice Bogar. Margaret
Goodman. Margaret Alartz, Feme Hoff
stntt and Edith Garland.
Sourblers orchestra played for the
dancers who were chaperoned by rrof..
and Mrs. Clarence Zorger and Miss Alae
Irwin.
Among the Dancers
The dancers included the Misses Dor
othy Shrader, Alildred Buchanan, Eliza
beth Aikens, Mildred Gallagher, Julia
Hinkle. Cassandra E. Musser, Mary
Rhoades. Cordelia Morgan. Merle
Gertrude Musser. Violet Hollinger, Dor
othy Corning, Helen Notestine. Gladys
Shupp, Helen De Walt, Pauline Rife,
Virginia Wallace, Leona Aliddleton. I
Alary Bright. Esther Wheeler, Esther
Suydam, Naomi Michael, Mnrtha Aloltz.
Helen Henderson, Pauline Stevlck.
Mabel Small, Florence Gates. Katherine
Dechant, Ruth Arment. Sara Goodyear, j
Ruth Marks, Bessie Hall, Mildred Dia
singer, Lillian Levi. Elsie Hope. Clare
Van Dyke. Gladys Sloop, Ruth McCau
ley, Eva Irvin, Wilhelmina AVofarth,
Grace Bergstresser, Feme Hoffstot,
Emily Sites. Sarah Alarkley, Ethel
Zeigler, Evelyn Snyder, Hazel Rexroth,
Alartha Feiser. Mildred Rowe, Atargaret
Moesline. Emily Klopp. Romatne Best.
Alargarfiet Spencer. Nellie Ard, Helen
Best, Dorothy Maddux, Helen Ard, Alil
dred Kreider, Hortense D. Astrieh, Mary
Harris, Cranna Hammelbaugh, Elva
Myers, Catherine AVorley, Elizabeth
Handshue, Mary Lau, Anna Sense
man, Mary I. Saunders, Susan Hepford,
Anna McKlbbon, Blots Peake, Anna
Hoyer, Harriet Bastian. Mildred De-
Shong. Alessrs. Ted Solomon. J. A.
Spencer. Robert Cornelius, Warren
Gates, Ralston Orendorf, Leo McGran
aghan, Charles Christ, Samuel Grand.
Gilbert Mattson, Jack Grundon, I .ester
S. Miller. AVinfleld S. Earley. RobertL.
Shuler. Norman Hetrick. W. Thorn.m
Senseman, Jr.. Frank J. Cozzoll, William
Foster, Horace J. Selig, John I pp. J. C.
Himes, Willinm Harges. Jr., J. R. Robin
son A. W. Crist, Jack Kuhn, Cecil
Holmes. Hill Roberts. Stanley Swartz,
Craig Bergstresser, Jack Ricn
ard Qulgley, Park Reckley, Rimer
Black. Harvey Ensminger. Edgar Fair,
Harold Barcroft, Carl Bolin. Bud Bell,
Mark Gerdes. Walter Schaffer, Donald
Egolf. Lieutenant Scanlan. Robert C.
Michael, Parker Haar, Byron Dessinger,
Francis AVenrlck. Jack Walton. H. C.
AA'hitcomh. Glen W. De Chant, Don An
derson, Milton Smith. Roy Crane, Nel
son Bay, James Witman, A 1 Sax, Blair
Hefkin, Stewart Taylor. S. T. Sunday,
' Myron Cover, Bennethum Hillegas,
'George Diffenderfer, Otto B. Llppman,
Charles AlcNeii, Andrew J. Alusser,
John H. I.iddy, C. Astor DeVinney, K.
M. Downes, H. M. Shope, Bruce Smith,
Allan B. Plank, obert S. Notestine,
James Frank, AVesley Stanford. Alvlh
Hollinger, Lewis K. Rimer, Bernard Al
dinger and Charles Boone.
Lucknow Mission Society
Meets With Miss Sible
The Lucknow Missionary Society of
Grace Methodist Church will meet this
evening with Miss Edith Sible at her
! home. 256 Herr street. This will be a
! most important session and Miss Alary
I E. Gotta, the president ,1s anxious for
I a full attendance.
' The general subject for special talk
1 will be "Isabella Thoburn," a foreign
| mission worker, and Mrs. 11. E. Todd
I will lead the discussion.
nn. R. PHILLIPS
i will meet his patients and those of
Dr J. W. Ellenberger for the pres
! en i a t 922 North Third street from
! G. 30 to 8.30 p. m. Other hours by
j appointment. — Adv. .
!| SUNDAY OFFICE IIGURS
DISCONTINUED
Beginning March Hi, HM9
! nn( i continuing until further no
| t j cei my Sunday office houfa will
i be discontinued, except by special
j apP" lnln,ent -
DR. A. L. SHEARER
North Sixth Street
DINNER THIS EVENING
I THURSDAY, MARCH II; 5 (o 7,30
| Stouffer's Restaurant
4 X. COURT ST.
50c
A'egetible Soup
Scalloped Chicken
Brcuded I.amb Chop •
itoanl llccf
Beef mid Itaiinii Alacnronl
! Mnalicd or Home Fried Potatoes
SueeotnMh or ( heme wltli Hlcc
Fruit Snlud
lee Crenm, Pie or Pudding
Coffee, Ten or Cocni,
CLASS MEETING
IS MUCH ENJOYED
Guests of Mrs. Walters Spend j
Social Hour After Interest
ing Little Program
The Ladies' Bible class of the
Memorial Lutheran Church met on ;
Tuesday even ng at the homo of Mis.
Walters, 233 North Fifteenth street,
Mrs. Walters presided, assisted by
Mrs. Charles Thzel. At the close of
] the business meeting a pleasant so
cial hour was spent. Refreshments
! wore served to the following: Mrs. :
j William Smith, Mrs. Susie (> ennie. I
Mrs. l.owis Orr, Mrs. A. S. Zlmmor- |
j man, Mrs. Elizabeth EnterliUe, Mrs. !
Walter VVebbert, Sister Harriot j
I Franklin, Mrs. Wi liann Harman, i
; Mrs. Bessie I.ytlo, Mrs. Irwin Maur- !
! or, Mrs. Samuel Wilson.
Mrs. D. E. Deniiny, Airs. Charles 1
Wilson, Mrs. William Shout', Mrs. !
1 Moser, Mrs. Mary Ward. Mrs. Black
i well, Mrs. Ling o. Mrs. Lenker, Mrs. i
i Kate Lauclenslager, Mrs. Barton, j
! Mrs. Rheinert, Mrs. Charles Titzel, |
Mrs. Sweager, Mrs. J. Tsehopp, Mrs. t
Ida Kauffman, Mrs. TVallower, Mrs. I
('lodgers, Mrs. Anna TVenst. Mrs. 11.
■ Bowman, Miss Mary Titzel, Miss 1
Hilda TVal'ower, Miss Grace Enter- ;
line. Miss Helen Sweager and Miss •
I Marjorlc Wallowcr.
] Dr. Louise It. Taylor of tBOO North j
j Third street, is spending the day in !
t Philadelphia at an operation for one c.f :
, her patients at the University hospital. |
•loiin C. Kunkel, 3rd, has resumed his
j studies nt Yale University, after a brief j
; stay with his mother, Mrs. John C. !
I Kunkel, Jr., 11 South Front street.
William Lindsay has returned to his
home In Liverpool, after a visit with j
friends in this city.
Mrs. Lee Wells, 608 North Second |
street, is convalescing after a severe .
illness.
Mrs. Harvey F. Smith, 130 State j
street, has returned after a visit in
Atlantic City.
Dr. J. Wesley Kllenberger, of 924 ;
Xorth N Third street, who is seriously ill
at his home, is resting quite comfortably j
today.
Mrs. Samuel H. Weldemyer, Jr.. of
the Fountain Apartments, will be one of
the hostesses nt the Lehigh University j
Cotillion Club dance tomorrow evening.4
Miss Mnry Ti. Robinson, 208 Pine !
street, left yesterday for Lawrenceville. I
New Jersey, where she will visit Mr.
and Mrs. William Robinson.
E. Pierce Shope. a student of the j
Johns Hopkins Medical School, is visit- (
ing nt the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Z. Shope, 610 North Third
street.
Miss Louise Hench, 614 North Second 1
street, is visiting with friends in Phil- !
ndelphla. I
Miss Ruth TVilloughby, 223 South i
Thirteenth street, has returned after a;
visit with Mrs. Samuel Slaymaker, of
Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Nicely, of York. !
spent a few days in the city as the j
guests of Airs. Nicely's parents, Air. and :
Airs. Preston Erdley, of 1612 North !
street.
GLOVES CLEANED FREE
H. C. Alattern, of 404 North Second
street, proprietor of the Valet wishes
to announce that he will clean for any
lady a short pair of white gloves free,
provided she has never had any done
here before. This introductory offer
is made simply to get you acquainted '
with this modern dry-cleaning house.—
Adv.
REMOVAL SALE
j YOHN BROS. I
jjj 8 North Market Square- 1
y| ' ||
| For the Next 5 Days You Can Save 1
| from $5O to $lOO on E
PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS
I All Musical Merchandise and Sheet Music jj
| at Reduced Prices [j
j SQUARE PIANOS AND ORGANS
|| No Reasonable Offer Refused |j
I After the Sale Our New Location Will Be .1
13 North Fourth Street
Lieut. Foster Weds
Philadelphia Girl
Philadelphia, Alarch G.—A pretty!
wedding took place Tuesduy night |
at 6 o'clock in St. Mary's Aleinoriul j
Church, TVayne, when Miss Gladys!
Marguerite Jameson, daughter of ]
I Air. and Airs.. 1,. (j. Jameson, be-I
j came the brido of Lieutenant J. |
Montgomery Foriiter, United Stales i
j army.
Miss Jameson was attended by I
her sister, Alius Louise Jameson, as
' maid of honor, and her bridesmaids
i were Mrs. L. R. Leonard, Jr., an
jollier sister; Airs. Samuel Slay maker,
Miss Oecile. Forster, a sister of the
bridegroom, and Miss Natulio Brucli,
of "New York. Little Miss Dorothy
Leonard was tlio flower girl. The
best man was Richard Watson and
the ushers included Lieutenant It.
L. Leonard Jr., Tlionms Mearne, Kirk
.Moore, Kllsliaw Irwin, Samuel Siay
! maker and Frank Hunter, of Pltts
j burgh.
! The bride, who was given in mar
! riage by her brother, wore a frock
j of white embroidered net over satin,
land her tulle veil was edged with
j duchess lace, which her mother woro
j lier wedding. Her bouquet was
la shower affair of white sweet peas,
j white lilacs and pale lavender or
! chids. The bridesmaids' frocks were
lof blue taffeta, flnished with pink
1 girdles, and their lints were made
]of blue taffeta. They carried bou
: qUets of violets, lavender sweet peas
and pink snap-dragons. The maid
! of honor was gowned in pink taf
j r'eta with a hat of the sumo ma
; terlcft, and she carried pink sweet
i peas, pink snap-dragons and pale
' lavender cluster orchids.
| The little flower girl wore a frock
|of white net trimmed with plnlt
' ribbons, and her small poko bon
: net was made of pink georgette
! crepe. She carried a tiny basket of
1 spring flowers.
! The Rev. George W. Anthony pcr
! formed the ceremony. A small re
j ception followed at the home of the
j bride's parents for the immediate
j families and a few intimate friends.
i
I
7 Days RHore
Of This Great Optical Offer I
If your eyes are troubling I
you, now is the time—while I
this unusual offer holds gixxl I
—to lutve them attended to. |
There is no charge for eX- I ]
aniiiuition and there are no I
drops used.
First quality spherical Jenses I
for either far or near. 'Uted In I
gold-filled, guaranteed 10-year I
j mounting, with the most mod- I
y /ern linger piece, shell rims.W
i ease, including examination, ▼
for I
: SZLGO A
Our usual charge for these
glasses is ST.SO.
RUBIN & RUBIN
Eyesight Specialist
320 Market Street
Over the Huh
Open Wed. and Sat. Evenlnas
Bell Phone 120-.I
Established 15 Years
TO I.IVE ON I'AIt.M
Mrs. Robert JJ. .Jenkmn and chil
dren havo removed from York to
their farm at York Haven, Pa.,
where tliov will uwult the arrival
from oveißeuß of Captain Jenkins,
who lias been in active service in
Prance for n long while.
§ Ssßft l YOUR CHOICE. 15 KINDS
I ELECTRIC CLEANERS
\JL WASHING MACHINES
EASY PAYMENTS
Ea NEIDIG BROS.
' 21 S. SECOND ST.
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A Special Message
To the Women o£ Harrisburg
About My High-Class Ready-to-Wear Garments
For the past 15 years I have been in business in this city
studying tastes and needs of the women who want to
dress well. In my shop at 19 North Third Street I carry at
all times the newest fashions. I have never carried any but
the most desirable merchandise, ever keeping in mind that
many women appreciate fine clothes at low prices. In many
cases my garments are priced half what other stores ask. I
have built up a garment business not only on the exclusive
styles but on the unmatchable values and I shall continue
to serve my patrons in the future in the same way as in the
past.
ALL MERCHANDISE FROM THE PAST SEA
SON HAS BEEN DISPOSED .OF. I START
THE SPRING SEASON WITH COMPLETE
NEW LINES IN SUITS, DRESSES, COATS,
WRAPS AND SKIRTS AT THE LOWEST
PRICES IN TOWN.
My success is due to the fact that I do not try to make big
profits. People who have dealt with me will testify to the
fact that they get better styles and quality here than they
get in any other store.
COME IN NOW AND INSPECT MY NEW SPRING
STOCKS OF WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR
ft. Bloom, 19 ST.
3 Doors From the PennpWarris
GETB MARRIAGE IJCENSE |
John P. Carroll, of this city, add
Miss Klcanor Mace, of Port Re
public, Va„ secured a marriage li
cense fit Hngerstown, Md„ early ha
the week and wero married in that
city at once.