Borah and Johnson Rap Recruiting For Siberia Washington, May B—Senators Bor ah. of Idaho, and Johnson, of Cali fornia, issued statements yesterday criticising the plan of the War De partment to recruit 8,000 men to I Combination Event Friday W A fTgA ipkl%£ Combination Event Friday 1 Manufacturers' Sale Of Surplus Stocks B % m „ J Manufacturers' Sale Of Surplus Stocks W And Our Friday Bargain Day—ln One £%. liy And Our Friday Bargain Day—ln One ra Si I Women's Skirts 3,9511 Women'sSkirts\% I Women's Skirts 295 \ Spring Capes 7 951 I Women's Hose 11 c Children's Hose 17 c | Women's Hose AA C Women's Hose 1 ifi i 1 nine* to *5.00. Friday Values to $3.50. Friday 1 allies to *4.00. Friday Value *IO.OO. Friday U Sale Price, Friday, |.r.. .Sale Price. Friday Sate Price, Friday Pure Thread Slik. |>r. Hj Y| Fancy Silk Skirts; plaids and Sol Satin Skirts; navy, copen- High Luster Silk Poplin Skirts; , 300 Pairs Ladies' Cotton Hose; 600 Pairs Children's Black 350 pair r, a dies' Fine Silk 300 pairs full fashioned high Si |i|! stripes; good color assortment.; hagen and white: good style as- black, navy and taupe; three " omen s and Misses Navy and „ Ribbed Cotton Hose- double sole t, . J . u "' ts J OIIK grade Thread Silk Hose; double Mil igg waist measures 34 to 30: values sortment in complete size line; models to choose from; waist Black All-wool Serge Capes. wp " macl ° ' n black and white, ' , Lisle Seamless liose. double solo mo I ( . and |,igh spliced heel silk lIH j3| to $5.00. Sale Price, Friday, values to $3.50. Sale Price. Fri- measures 34 to 30. Sale Price, Some have fancy collars. Sale slight imperfections. Sale Price, an(l heel; sizes o to Sale and heel; garter top in black and lisle garter top All colors; slight Ml $3.95. day $1.95. Friday $2.95. price Friday, $7.95. Friday. 11c pair. F 0 r / C - r o ( Fridas '' KC 3 Pa ' rS wh| tc. Sale Price, Friday 44c pair. imperfections. ' Sale Price, I'ri- Mi Si Knnfman'w Second Floor. Knnf.nnn's Second Floor. Kaufman's Second Floor, Kaufman's Second Floor. Kaufman's First Floor. Kaufman's First Floor. Kaufman's First Floor. d "' V ' aof man's First Floor. >1 I f39C | • a WfaJtjMes 94 c ®™ si " c: 69c 1 i. . Ig Crepe Kimonos iA7 Toilet Soaps 25c Voile Waists 92C House Dresses 97C F St Value *1.05. Friday Is* I 0 Cakes for >1 C • If) I Tft . | 117* I All /I A JT) | ry , ft • *1.4.1 value, Friday Valu- * t.1.1. Friday 275 Serpentine Crepe Kimonos: 1.000 Cakes Monarch Toilet /A rllYfhflQP I fkCfPttlPY With /ill lIIIY I Jfflfi fl O (111 IHY \l T O \llltc 250 White Voile Waists: beau- 200 Women's House Dresses: hi boautiful floral patterns; satin Soap in Buttermilk, Peroxide, am JL Ml v fCiiu v JL l/lu v t slv I w J CCfft Aa 11 v/W ■ Ms M *\IZI£MIMI k/il(tu tlfully trimmed with lace and or- made of chanibrays |[U gfc trimmed; good style; sizes C 6 to Oatmeal and Witch Hazel odors. ° ° gandie insertion; tuzes 36 to 4(5; and percales in general styles; ftjl 46. Regular Price $1.95. Sale Sale Price, Friday, 6 caKes for M , m _ JV values. Sale Price, Friday, full cut: sizes 30 t< 46; worth ISjl r Kau fm a 's Floor. Kaufman's Flrat F.oor. ACtUS 1 00 3 QQ $32 Q ' Kanfma.'s First F,o„ r . "kuuSL^''^ | Extra Special! Friday Only $29.50 and $25.00 Values Extra Special! Friday Only | 1 Feature in the Big Sale Your Choice On One Big Sale On Friday More Than 500 Pairs [3 1 300 Good Corsets Just 171 Suits wr tdA 7C ,1, Ws Women's Silk Hosiery I M _ W/ ||| W § OcdSOn S Regular $2.00 Value |j|| I Stock MoSt Wanted While the Lot S Lasts ' Fnday ■■ • M This is the most extraordinary suit sale we have an- Every Pair Abso,u tuly Perfect g ffi , \ HI nounced this season. There are just 171 suits in this sale Seamless Fashioned Pure Thread Silk. M Mode of fkne confil In models for the slender, average and full j / //'*• t ft Ml - , J .-K J J ' . WW IIIISSCO. HiVCI y lie\V 311(1 Blark \A/hitP Silver Cirav PnrHnuan 3nrl Ma,,„ K|l [U four hose supporters; sizes IP to 30. Regular SI .25 at 85c. I I 11 >—/ / I ' )I / Hi ' flpgil'ahlp malarial ic ronrocnufod i . 13iaCK, Wnlte, OllVer, (jfay, and INlavy. KUFMAVS-!second Floor. j* M JJj j I JAWf aesab,e represented, e\er> color diat is want- Supply for the Whole Season. sj QJ _J jij 7 Ij| I 7Jf e( I shown, including plenty of navy. And there are all kaifmvn-S— First Floor. ||J i ?r!"i S ,/ mS 23c Bmhes 21c liiL LA See Our Bis Window Dicntnv Children's Dresses 50 I Sateen Petticoats 95 !jj N Brass Pins, assorted sizes, 300 150 Sanitary Fine Bristle HFf X WHB . ffIHMA "CC \JUI Dig ff ItIUOW UISDIQV Value Wle. Friday Value *1.45. Friday /*iL IU g) to Paper. Sale Price. Friday, 3 Tooth Brushes, put up one in box wff \ ' / r\ , ' 450 Children's Wash Dresses: 160 Sateen Petticoats, white. SS papers for 2.0. bale Price. Friday 21c. \ , 'A ( >ll aCCOimt OT tllf \ [ -0' terations will be charged for at cost and each 89c Kuiifinnn'.H Seconl Flour. I I 95c. Jrilty IKj m Messing Sacques 47 Sanitary Aprons 1Q f V if J*t transaction will be final. - j Im 1 nlue l.Oe. Friday Til/ 25e value. Friday 1 /| _ , r , __________ hi 120 w °nien's Percale Dressing 100 Kleinert's Sanitary Aprons: _ . _ _ LrOCliet LOttOU 'JL. i: r . _ _ 1 Sale Starts Promptly at 9 0 clock on Friday Momma H°!±!T:! ers 28c 1 Kaufman's Second Floor. 1 nday. 1 fv. " Ml %J V/ VIVtW V*l A B IUUV AVlUllllUU chet Cotton in white and ecru; Ladies' Di,ma Hose Supporters; l|| V—Kaufman s Vroml Floor. O numbers nto .>O. .snle Price, !• ri- attached to belt, assorted colors. Iftl T*| day. 8 balls for 2uc. ,s ale p r |~,. Friday 38c. S* |J p. | , ew\ • wm M ~ 1 ■ Knnfman *l* lr.nl l loor. Firxt Floor. bi : t of Bargain Basement Specials For Friday—All the Needed il i, si i Second Large Purchase from Harrisburg Shoe Manufacturing Co. More of ThoSC Silk DfeSSCS 0 I COnS,Stl "^^Tii. oxf ° rds Jjg? Three Lots~s9.7S, $14.75, $18.75 | g GO ON SALE TOMORROW, FRIDAY This is the most important dress sale of the season. Do ||) h*| , hie purchase there are white canvas pumps, black canvas pumps, gun metal pumps, brown kid oxfords, white canvas boots, white canvas oxfords, n °* cons^er the prices because they are too low to be tak- bii m brown kid bluchers, and patent leather pumps, as well as patent leather ankle strap pumps for children. en account of. Bear in mind the fact that these dresses are [U hl/% i*aa # /* 1• 3 1 1* • 1 • 1 class and represent the choicest models for after- X V., kI | Uver SUO pairs ot nigh class footwear in this sale A Special P s^sJ^ m a Promi " no ;r nd r ee , twear ; ff h Mfk § To ividKer The materials are taffeta, satin, georgette, charmeuse, 1 fil tu a iti- 4 tii , n 239 Pairs of Women's Beaver crepe meteor, printed foulards, printed georgettes, and !h] m liiere Are rive Lots to Select From Brown Oxfords combinations. m c ... The colors are black, navy, Copen, tan, reseda, gray, plain L' 4 (fl Women's oxfords and pumps, Women's oxfords and pumps, Soft kidskin with flexible sole and mill- colors and fancy patterns. ImxMl 1 hi values to $3.50. Sale d-| QQ P" n 'P s - alues .to valucs to $5-5 a Sa le OoA C\ tary heel and leather Louis heel, plant long ' F j Lok hi price LP A .Ok 7 . HIV fiQ price vamp and imitation tips. Sizes 2yto 2 8, Wlk Dresses, regular Silk Dresses, regular i Silk Dresses, regular |llßSflOy 1 f- price vP faf •\J xJ widths Ato E. Regular $6.00 and $6.50 $13.00 and SIO.SO values $20.00 and $22.50 values ] $25.00 and $30.00 values j jsPfßw 0 Misses' oxfords and pumps, values to OOQ Children's oxfords ami pumps, values d>. rffv lj,,m 54.69 tQ 7? tt A TC. 41ft 76 SsHF L $4.00. Sizes 11J4 to 2. Sale price 9* t0 y.OO. Sizes 8/, to 11. Snle price ... M .5 ' 9V. i D , J14./3 ®IO. / O i L is! - ========:::==::=:==:=:::==:=:==:=== these dresses arc in regular sizes for women and misses and in |JM ITI sizes for extra size women. n]| 0 Dnnocfirc | Auraf Cobbler Set EXTRA SPECIAL Pakro Garden Seeds rig\m/ofrs*o I Aiir/tv hjj s uomestics Lower co. P ,et e ouwt QQ o ne quart sauce Kull package o f now. i- Uomestics Lower _ n . . r — • r r* • i hi W Colored and White Plisse 98 C num '. A m u C Bleached Seamless Sheets 3 Big LotS of BoVS SllltS foF FfldaV S Crepe Empty Flour Sacks . Special each, . tj , size sixdo inches, are hand w J hi Av! Beautiful quality of White. 5-lb. size: made of 7 bplint LlOtnes Baskets turned end, full size, hem- Qfi c . Boys' Wash S1 .49 Boys' Wash S f .95 Boys' Nor- S A .95 Uf Pink. Blue and Yellow Crepe, good muslin used for / (If* IB Goo j£ C uit c at I 0..:,. „ t I folk Suits TT Q M tor underwear. 95c dtßh clothfi ' 1 doz ' for I K /ft Clothes Baskets, good f\ Q Rl Mr hprl at A baltS at * tOIK E>UltS .. JS. |U Yard t 42-Pierp S#t nf FilcViM I- B ■ size \J k/ r ine rileacnea /y 3to 8 years. New Nor- I 3to 8 years. Splendid uto j 8 years; splen- |I(J bi Fine Thread White Voile A complete set of dishes Pnrrh rnmnlsts Pillow Cases b '" e and'un handsoiiud'y ! tarn green! blue, nicely j dld new cheviot fults; II Se HJ 36-lneh wide White Voile for for six'"persons. I Imlt one . -en. Swing Complete 4 2x38 Inches, with 3-lnch hem. tr ' mmC . tt, .. Boys Odd Pants Q A fi Copper Tea Kettle r., *.n nff wV TT v. a VjO ,p y f fiQ r at OSfC H New Figured Dress Nickel Plated tf I Q/T teed Electric - hi m Voiles sie. Pe gooI ea Hl?. et ''3s Aluminum Roaster complete for use. Sheeting I iUHL Ml fsr fuVr n ° W ' J .nts; seams taped and double |U Handsome colored Voiles in U/ 3 t.r ri,ee.n 33 P lct , ured > , lar g e Wool Soap 2% yard wide brown muslin lil'lll 111 lj ' hi Is neat figuresj 40 in. wide. 4Q - Water Vjlasses enough for a chicken, . in „ f „ r Huth _ _ sheeting; good quality. AQ r lAill iiimriifth.im " Mens Hluikt 1Q Mens Odd .$ to > .i.t I to 4i w.i.t. wo,.d.r- W |JJ Crepe Granite Buckets \| adp loop* and Hj wide. .Special, yd .-olor ** *J ichors T>/ L ity. Yard pant's THURSDAY EVENING, HJVRRISBURG TELEGRAPH MAY 8, 1919. serve as replacement troops for the] | American forces now in Siberia, j Senator Borah declared it was "deliberate murder" to send the men to Siberia, and both he and Senator Johnson said that since the United States was not at war with Russia it had no right to send armed forces into that country. More Pulpit Pay Urged; Pays Bookkeeper Better Atlantic City, May B.—With the opening remarks that "many Epis copal clergymen are receiving less than I pay my bookkeeper," Edward J. Merriam, of Cranford, a lay dele gate, championed the cause of in- ' creased salaries for clergy in the New Jersey Diocese of the Protest ant Episcopal Church at the closing of the annual convention here yes terday afternoon. Mr. Merriam stunned the conven tion by his blunt talk. The dele gates at an earlier session side tracked a similar resolution. They were still backward in accepting the new resolution, when Mr. Merriam | volunteered personally to conduct yc campaign in every church within the diocese. He will take the ques tion up directly with the senior war den of each parish. STUART RIGGOTT DIES London, May B.—While making ready for a matinee, Stuart Riggott, an American actor, died in his dressingroom here yesterday. Ho was playing in the "Lilac Domino." GET BACK TAXES Altoonu, Pa., May B.—A dozen property owners, who call Altoona their home, have been refunded city taxes paid in the last two years. It bus just been learned that they are not within the city limits. The mis take came about under a former administration when annexation plans were considered and the city j assessor placed the names on the I tax duplicate in mistake. TWO CHILDREN BURN | Lancaster, Pa., May B.—Erla Swei gert, the 7-year-old daughter of Mrs. Dora Swelgcrt. and Denial) Hamling, 4-year-old daughter of Mrs. Mabel Hamling, both of Denver, were burned to death Tuesday evening at John Brubaker's home in Denver. The children are supposed to have poured kerosene on the kitchen (ire. The biasing oil ignited their cloth ing. 5