MAGAZINE COVERS USEFUL Many people do not know that maga zine covers can be made into useful household furnishings, such as curtains or portieres with but little trouble and expense, says the Thrift Magazine. The covers usually contain many bril liant colors and these are the ones that should be used. With a pair of scis sors. paste, shellac and some cord you will be able to fashion very pretty be.ads out of the covers from which you can | Kaufman's 10 Day Bargain Basement Sale Starts Tomorrow, (Tuesday) Morning I | Bedding | FS O I ,PP% r.h washing m |C. M . $n.95 "> $19.95 pl /I fPM PKIT fA ! i J12.95 || | Brass Beds-handsome designs and fully guaranteed. Il|£3 i 1 |T| I I\| 9 I/ I | 513.95 $24.95, $27.50 and $29.95 tT |j 9 pp jj N r National Motor Washers—water power— $19.48 I s Tomorrow morning when the store opens we will hold the greatest Bargain Basement sale since =s O^Cedar"" PJ I Cup and r . Iwe have inaugurated our big Bargain Basement. We feel sure this sale will be of great interest to every housewife. | 1 I ~ n C . ar S| I Saucer ater rani e Kitchen | The big Ten Day Bargain Basement Sale has become an institution in Harrisburg and for that reason we have pre- f h I 1 oer IS | Plain white Mo P Dish Mirror I pared with the greatest number of bargains we have ever had in this big event. Everything in the way of household eat er I Chair I Scts size m I B c a u u p ccr an a complete Pan G , ~ <trPn< . I &°?ds and utensils will be in the sale, although we cannot name every item in this announcement. However, the Bar- Dusters | Seats 9 shoemak . o'cedar on I regular'size water mop Granite pak I gain Basement will be brim full of bargains. On account of the low prices and in order to give all those who come to iicui tui- I I in g outtua fo r r e o/no" 1 ' s -i I for and handle Dish k itc h c n I the store an opportunity to share in the bargains, we cannot fill any mail or C. O. D. orders. key feather I Leatherette S omplet e °° r ' 15C f ° r the good size mirror, size I ' ' . " '"I <— —"l dusters. | ■** |wlth one w!special special, lns ' I Water Glasses Toilet Paper Carpet Sweeper Sauce Pan Set —.'l* I •'■ ° ach I ';i r s .*2" 39° hi Act I Good Colonial Shape 8 Bi" Rolls Crene Toilet Klecn Well Larpct d-niece Aluminum Sauce 9 - Q 810 I plete ■■■■■■■ i| Seto[ 48c 59c 95c I WaterGla.se.,. 0 A Paper r- ' TT' ; I'an sc., extra heavy, J59 C 1 19c 1 II | *> 24c IT. * 25c j $1.09 S $1.39 j | j | 95c ££ 9 gold decor- - , r - . - fiP j| , Oval iISS WASH BOILERS Dry Goods S ° aps at Below the Market | | | II e I hi 9 set for $3253 enamel Bread Tin Wash Boiler, metal-01 gQ d PIfiCCS Ol ToflaV DIUOIIIo chip with £*l S rfp- rv p- / Iloxes 98c Vr.-.V V,!., ~ ° 1,465 yards Unbleached Muslin. 36-in. Wlilto Wool Soap for toilet White Floating Soup tor C „ /fihk. wooden bob- | |\j I $5.95 1 twosizes etch 51.85 VJ|" |V wide, yard IS? and bath. 6 cakes OQ bath. cake. . &C Good. strong torn, each hi g II wer Bottom Wash $2 .95 !' I ' 2,172 yards Outing Flannel, 25-in. JSUc scouring | s^e^for 39 c Brooms. 75c |ffl $1291 M 4 a Rioe Boiler \ll Conner Wash oenC I W ' y3 ' and cleaning, 6 cans 1Q Swift's IVIdo ljiuudry CQ _ kind /'f ill lliU I Boiler PP . $5.95 L V 2,045 yards Apron Gingham, 27-in. for son,,. 12 cakes for... PC fQr WC Jf/gg __S iy 1 Corn L- r -Doublet.— * - .... --■■■■ -r wide, yard 19c tl fciwrt MM 111 aI 1 Pnnnerc V Uoiicr. good / -- .. .■ 1,265 yards Bates' Plain Gingham, 27- m * Th* n-i >• 'ffl//;/|ljji N Hill ■ | P°PPs [ special. . . in. wide, yard ~.29<- S ARI R f I W/lfflMHI Combiner I PS™ L- J51.19 ; Blankets in the 10 Day Sale wo yard, R .d 'M / crn „ P :' „ J Wide, yard 15< * Pattern Cloths enamol com- I th (4 ps nlaa , e Babv Blankets in blue and pink colorings. CQ r i 74Q vards Remnants nf TTnhlearherl /r • j c _ , , . O'CKDAK MOP ANI) OIL blnet wlt h | hi lof wire with - - special, each °* c i./ta yaras Kemnants ot unbleached Mercerized Pattern Table Cloths, 58x38 inches, Q Q atronei IS 9 IOnK h ' nd " Cotton Blankets, gray, size 68x76 inches, soft fleec-y ffO Qft J/. US , yaf^, " f" ' hemstitched i/OC Tri:ill 1o JL handle Spe- 9 ; >j I les, each quality. Pair V&.&O ( 2,044 yards Bleached Muslin, 36-in. Mercerized Pattern Table Cloth* fvivfU ■* Ar\ O'Cedar Mop , . J 9 Coffee Pcrcola- Gray Cotton Blankets, double bed size, good, line 0O AQ / varc f 22r Mercerized Fattern 1 able LlOthS, 04.\04 1 A Q , md ,- c , )0 ;- J! I 1Q 0 quality. Pair J ■••y"•••.••• ■; ••• • •• inches vP 1 .TrO , „ t'Ccdar OH. ; 1 H lt/t rTf'" lr>Jh rs v ' cup per " Soft, fleecy Blankets, extra good Eiderdown linisli, 0o QC ' yards Good Light Percale, Round Design Pattern Table Cloth, 64x70 d* 1 rv n 0 - fiQr 9oC ; \l BraK ■_ Eiderdown llnish Gray Blankets, heavy quality, 0O QC 928 vards White Shaker Flannel vard 1 in tilth. . pttidi V* • V-r WfiUß J pe " 98 r. sizo 6xSO. Pair y ,y %r7! 18x18 Extra Heavy Mercerized Napkins, hemmed, ready -, - J Hfe S r * cial Uood ' Plaid Blankets, size 66x80 Inches, in pink, 0O QC , ~, f° r use . g°od patterns. ft* "1 A O S Comfort B hi r . " PLAID BLANKETS yard TUI Ti 1 V Wall ' ' Beautiful Plaid Blankets, extra heavy nap, in 2-Lnch 0C QCJ 610 yards Printed Challies for Com- •* Uamask Mop hi 36-i nc h IRONING BO.ARD black designs. Pair • forts, yard 19d 58 inch wide Mercerized Table Damask, A (f\ (U wide com- Good . w P,aln Gray Woolnap Blankets, size 66x30 inches. 0A QC 534 yards White Paiama Check 36- ffOOd oualitv yard Cotton wall S, f strong Iron- beautftd quality in pink and blue borders. Pair .... jams u nue rajama tneck, 00- gooa quanrv, jara a. \S V mop, wsh tonne beau- C stron f iro " Half Wool and Cotton Plaid Blankets siae 66x80 0g QC m., yard 29£ 54-inch wide fine Mercerized Table Damask, /JQ able * with I tiful j, at . with starrd,' inches, in blue, pink ar.-d gray check designs. Pair..®*"*'*' 862 yards 27-in Fancy Dress Ging- yard U%J C CARPET SWEEPER long handle. m ter -'> d ' ?" h lCtUred ' A, , A - C ; DA R V BLANKETS i hams, yard 25< Mercerized Napkins Kaufman'- Special Carpet SPeClltl a s b' Animal designs in pink and Animal designs, beautiful 1 1 467 yards Bed Ticking- remnant Sweeper nickel llnish 0O Ofk _ _ hi OQ/, $1.48 blue. Size 30x40 inches, no boxed, size 30x50 01 1Q ~n g ' Extra heavy Mercerized Napkins, good size and QQ Snociii ' $2.39 ?Qp [U j yc " each inches, special ..,.$1.19; lengths, yard 25< hemmed, ready for use Dozen ........ i/OC ' " flj ™ HHH I 1 .. .■- - j — - - | - . 3 I Bed *chip d Sheets and Pillow Cases Hundreds of Turkish and Huckaback Towels :rcm wlth de - c °° kin & B ph I Pillows Baskets 5° Our 10 Day Bargain Thrift Sale Turkish Towels L Huck Towels Set vH 9 rend fnath- " ' Hcmme<l Muslin Pillow Cases, 42x36 OQ Hlx0 Muslin Sheets, seamless, extra heavy Snow White Turkish Towels, hemmed, j . _... , . V JW 10 - niece I v i i Clothes Baskets made of oak inches, 3-ir/; h hem. each quality, and will wash heavier <t lOC ready for use, size 16 x 32. 1 C White Huck Towels, extia good 15p . , [HI" b <-d P- ch ip S , extra strong. ftc;,. Hemmwl MuMii. Pillow Ca-sos 45x36 each 31.00 Euch IJ)C quality, size 16x31 inches, each, ,0" b, ; own a ? d I !°d WS wi th Special inches, extra good quality, Molllnvk >lu> ,in Sheets, size 81x90, good JurkDh Bath Towels. Red Dor, lor Huck Towels, size 1-T $3.95 mg^ 0 in-" ft] I linen finish- Fi.ii Grade MuViii Pillow' 'OO _ Quality and seamless. $1.95 good, heavy quality. 17x33 in., extra good value, each eluding cas |Sj | e.l ticking. 3-inch hem. well-made, each 03C Special Fine White Turkish Until Towels 'size 17x33' 110,1 l: ,rdol ' Hutk Towels, good, heavy "" J "" '"* " serole, bak !il S lue str,pp i mss** Step Imldcrs Bolster Cases, sizes • 42x72 inches, CQ PILLOW TUBING SPECIALS hemmed rcadv for use; QC„ quality, size 18x36 inches, 22r .. m.,.. lnß dibes I P alr ' nn „ good quality, each 0C , . .. . m . . each 25C special, each GALVANIZED WASH TIB und custard I*l i B (t> rj A r /O\U— Muslin Bed Sheets, size • 2x'Jo 98 C .... ...1 ' 45 C Heavy White Fancy Turkish Batli Towels, Fine Huck Towels, tine damask border. Good size Wash —T3E"lft<s. cup ' !4 1 2)2.yb ffln 5 feet 01 43 inches, well made, each OC >a '" hemmed and all colored borders, AO— size 18x36, each, 25c; CO 7B ' ■ /ifiy/ \Um high Fine Grade Seamless Muslin 01 CQ 45-incli Wearcver quality, fO. each HOC I dozen PZ. / O Tub, with strong QC _ y jLy VMi fi feCt $1 89 SheCtS ' SiZC SlX9 ° inCheS ' gaCh ' yard - ■■■ ■■■--.■ ■■■ '■ f handles, each, | 1 Silks in the Ten Day Bargain Sale) RugS & Lin oleums sl ' l9 Wash 0 fisrwrrs fsm, ::i TITIZ Black Taffeta Silks At Bis Savinss ™ KKrr '" T*.. > bath room, p j l ' oodl bls ° ar _ gfcy " L,I S DUS/lllgO Heavy Copper Good double m w 'i' t'h F ' fix- t j bage Can, with (36 in. wide 7 ?Q 36-in. wide 1 A Q 36-in. wide tf* 1 Q/Tl \ ' j&j&y nxl 2 w 00l Imported Grass | Matting Rugs I Tea Kettle, ex- \ e* f side zinc'.B S, tures, each PS, .. j tjA L ,\J %J „j (!) I ~j \D L \ Fibre Rugs all j Bugs good pat- a 1 1 over and tra strong washboards jj L $1.19 yd yd over and modal- x U I S o ! U SJ' „^ k °' 3 Colored Messaline Silk, 35 inches wide, good range of ■■■■ .. ——- colors. Yard *•• AI S T.wh„ns Plain Black Messaline, Q I AQ (tl CQ and C 7 QQ Oriental pattern. $2.95 b f a utiful colors. $2.69 ' " ft Telephone 36 inches wide. Yard * *4O > *J> 1.0 V 1 .OZ7 Special Each • —CURTAIN STRETCHERS Window Sw Ng Extra Heavy Wool Fil>re Rugs. 9x12 ft. 9x12 Axininster Rug. Mottled patterns; Cj 19 JSr'a VACI'VMCLEANER Satin Taffeta, 36 inches wide, black +1 JOT and 0/ QQ S~^ hln °". $13.95 $23.95 S 1 s®Wwrt m winder' for QC n nl>, tCI t good qualitt ■ Yard . ■ Tapestry ItiiKs xlt ft. good floral and Bttn Heavy Tapestry Hags ,xld ft bdau- lapdtble, h. J !i j '! |! window |( plete I, set*" 1 " e^ ch * 36-inch Colored Tussah Silk, very JPI id Silk and Cotton Material,! I special* 1 P . aUernß . $24.95 flor 1. Special, * each tal . r."' 1 . $29.95 $1.95 I '-C d*o on good quality, all colors CQ r> inches wide, for Velvet Rugs, 9xX2 size rich floral Oriental Big Assortment of Axininster Rugs 9x12 3x6 ft., each iij \ Windsor Kettle Yard Waists and linines. \ r d *■* and Moral patterns. ft. handsome designs, Oriental and floral. " ' " —' I ■' _ 1)1 f * Good, heavy —^ WWW^WW' $29.95 an<l $39.95 $36.50 nl $42.50 NIGHT SET 65c |s' 4 Aluminum _ I H'&fl B K*| a Kettle . 6-quart * w w " "" " Tk " ' ' # 1 ' Cut ° laBS N,Bht Set ' -id lil IM H&J (U B IceCream \ t j size as cut, H.IirGiSSGiS Tlfl MjOCl Cocoa Door Mots, extra heavy and good SUl ' r Tr, ' u,ls ' txtra beav J" Grupe iiattern, 39C r7 B k1 1 Freezer \ I i $1 95 ar I quality 6xlß inches 1A- each j. EU 3 . V V s J Combination .Mattresses, covered tf 7CO Felt Mattresses, extra good quality, covered IviC &=> H c r C p C a m with good tickir.-g. Special,.. ® • •"** with good heavy ticking. sl4 95 t 98c, $1.69 '""52.39 9xlß inches 1 7r* I 1 1 - Crate .'I I ■ i> re z c r . Special u 1# C H iM I makes lit- -■ < - ... Extra Good Mattresses, combliut- 0Q QC Metal egg I 1 I ?riv Bath Stools WovlwiL" a " d f6lt SPeC ' roll edge, covered with Good LinoleUlllS at Little Moitey hi R each " PeC,al, White En-am et I f jjl Hed Springs 3>D.ys Ticking...... $18.48 New Process Kelt bare Moor 1 Printed Burlap Bock Lin- Inlaid Linoleum, heavy grade ( ' a vu " ze 8 , eggs iDI Balh Stools wlthjM ft! U„k 1i.,1 Spring- tVIII T.lgo covering, oiony patlcrna lo 'gp ™^ n 2 and-'bath* room -on.lerful tylo crtect pat- < one. two nlrcn. nimiy, t dor. nil Rubber 51.19 if / $9.95-$10.95 $13.95 - 1 ' JSZTZZ *""""" $7.95 s 49c"-"-i 98c = SL4B s l-69> $2.39 H _ ps 1■ - - ■ s ■ i v 89c |j] I Sherwood Egg Bread I Wire Brass I Savory Roasters Q as i ron s Alumi . Canister Kitchen ZT~ I Dish Beaters Toasters Dish Stools Cuspidors I Table num Set Table w M I Drainer WJp# rgs Good strong Drainer Good strong Good size I 49 4ft " pc "" QC Good strong R°aster 4-picce Good strong „ . 38 Si I _ . step stools. brass cus- I ,. M . Round self kitchen set. u.... u- - Good strong Basins ill I " famous u e aicrs. ell made made of oak nidors with basting Holland de- , family I Sherwood well made ers for gas dish Cralner wood for lea ded bot- ■ leatherette Roaster, sign. Hour, ' 1 s q-a 1e s. Good strong I dish drain- and extra or coal fire, for the sink, the kitchen t° mß - spe - Jk. ■ W tOP ' ' large mgar. coffee made we |ghs up Un Wash C-5J I er. complete strong, each special. ' clal 1W A * &Al ffi Bany fln ' gh ' enough for and tea con- smooth top. "P .j | B special WW lyk ef special a chicken, tainers., special " ' clal > each. j 95c 10c | 19c 19c $1.19 $1.48 Aumxj.a-sj ■ ■ I.al sl-95 $1.39 98c $2.69 sl-95 15c MONDAY EVENING, make the Japanese curtains or por- . ticres. Cut ofT all the white space that may j appear on the cover, fold lengthwise and cut into e.iuilaterial triangles. At the bottom part, commence to roll the tri angle around the hat pin. V>'hnn Hear ing the end apply a little paste and J press with the fingers. Slide it oft the i pin and you will have a pretty. I."ig shaped bead containing many different ' colors. . Get a long piece of wire and string ! the beads on it. then get some good I shellac and shellac them. When they have dried them string on strong cord the length of an ordinary sized curtain or portiere. Make little loops on the | end and fasten them on to a curtain Ipole or portiere rod. A glass or wooden bead may. if desired be inserted be tween the paper ones by wav of vari . ety. HAXMISBURO GGSQQFF TELEGRAPH: BANK NOTE ENGRAVING Bank note engraving Is one of the highest specialized branches of the art, and there are no more skilled experts than those employed at Washington. They are constantly de signing 'stock" for future bills that may be ordered by the government. They keep their supply in such con completed. I dition that if a new bill was ordered | the design could be chosen from the I stock on hand. Some of the engravers specialize in vignette work, which consists of the drawing of the figures on the bills, such us "The Landing of Col umbus." etc. Particular care is taken in this because the slightest change in a line on a forged bill makes the counterfeit apparent. I The making of the small square i letters is on of the most difficult I branches and for this work a man ! must have particular aptitude. The. engraving of a bill is done piecemcul,! with all the portraits, figures, cor-1 ners, etc. assembled after all is I The engravers are constantly p an-! ing on Lcating the counterfeiter. The cleverest counterfeiter in American 1 history was a man in the employ of i a New York concern which formerly! printed money for the United States, | who spent his evenings making du- j plicates for his gang.—Detroit News. SEPTEMBER 8, 1919 I PRO AND CON ! "They tell me women have no I strength of character." I "Nonsense!" "That's what I say. Did you ever I hear of an aviutrix stopping in nild ! air to powder her nose'.'" | "No. sir, I never did. But do you suppose she is going to meet any- I body in midair who can see whether or not her nose is shiny?"— Bir mingham Age-Herald. ARE YOU THERE? Cholly Rotten phone service we're having now, eh, old top? Reggie—Righto! But I've fluit using the infernal old thing. Cholly—Quit using them? How can you do that? Reggie—Can't help It, old dear. Ilum memory, you know —can't re* member a number long enough t<S I suit the operator. —London Ob- I server. 5
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