Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-12
DO YOUR EASTER
SHOPPING EARLY
Purchasers Will Have Wide
Variety of Goods to
Choose From

Advance tips on the Easter parade
what they will be wearing in the
| promenade on Front, Second, Third
and Market streets on the afternoon
on that great religious hofiday-will be
given in the uniform spring opening
| of the Retail Merchants Bureau of
the Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
| beginning at 7.30 o'clock on Wednes-
| day evening.
Merchants the city over are plan
| ming the best spring display in years in
order that the purchaser can make up
his-her, too, for that matter-mind
as to what will be worn on that first
| spring parade. do your Easter Shop
ping Early is the slogan that will
supplant for three weeks that Christ
mas bromide.
Making Final Plans
The committee of the retail mer-
chants will meet in the offices of the
chamber of Commerce at 4 o'clock
! TINS afternoon to make final plans for
| the opening which promises to be the
greatest uniform city-wide opening the
city has seen. The only cooperation
| the committee is not sure of is that of
the weather man. Following is n list
OF the retail merchants who will have
displays ready for the opening on
I Wednesday evening:
Fred Is. Aldinger, &c Grace: Harold
Astrich. 400 Market; Attcks K Atticks,
III Nerbeke; Charles Aronson, APP
Market; George y. Barnes, Second and
state; Q. +. Baker, 1919 North Sixth;
Harvey b. Bair, "a North Fourth; j.
William Bowman, Bowman x Co.; A.
NJ. Blake. 225 North Second; n. r.
Black, 1O5 Market: William III. Benne-
thum, Jr., Dives Pomeroy * Stewart;
Roy ID. Beman. Brown * Co; Ross
l.. Beckley, 24-26 South Second; Louis
~ I-y.o,, L
Bass, "a North Second: L. NJ. Bricker,
West Shore Bakery, Lemoyne; Charles
w. Bogar, 1916 North Third; Charles
X. Boas, PA Market; b. Bloom. 19
North Third; W. II. Brerneman, Cam
eron and Hamilton; George Bogar, IA
North Second William II. Bennethum,
Sr., Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart; L. B.
Black, III Market.
George w. Coppersmith. 1702 North
Third street; Frank J. Consylman, 304
Market; Joseph y. Clark. Jr., sos Ner-
beke: T. p. Carey, 30 North Court; P.
IL. Caplan, 206 Market; Henry c. Clas-
ter. 302 Market; Joseph y. Clark, Sr.,
sos Nerbeke;C. j. Gregg, 3 North
Third; Charles f. Crabbe. 116 South
Second; ID. ". Cotterel, 9 North Mar
ket Square.
William NJ. Donaldson. 115 North
Second; j. A. Donaldson, 115 North
Second; p. G. Diener, 40S Market; w.
II. DeppeH, -lU MenCns EQmu una NJ.
Deeter, 204 Walnut; b. b. Drumm,
1901 North SiXth;I. II. Doutrich, 304
Market; II. L. Dewalt, Cowden and
Forster.
w. l.. Forty, ~ North Third: c. NJ.
Forney 81 North Second: II. J. Form
walt, 1907 North Third; Eugene ]. Fo-
garty, 1921 North Front Edwin L.
Fisher, 1901 Capital: ]. Dale Fink, 400
Market; Wendell Fackler, 1926 Mar
ket; David F'riedberg. 420 Walnut; A.
II. Fraim, 2032 North Sixth; a. Frank
enberg, 213 Chestnut
Spencer c.. Gilbert, 219 Market;
Henderson Gilbert. PIG Market Will
liam A. Gernert. 1205-05 Mulberry: II.
A. Gable, 113 South Second: NJ. Gross.
Currant and Sayford: f. Z. Gross, 4O2
Calder Building; Henry L. Griffin, 406
Market; Max r. Graupner, Tenth and
Market; w. b. Goodyear, Nineteenth
and Derry; Eli Goldstein, S'zth and
Broad; Joseph Goldsmith, G., North
Market Square.
George A. Hail. Sixteenth and Wal
nut; II. J. Hamme, 9 Aberdeen; John
q. Haas, 140S North Third; f. S. Hess.