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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-09

very sev~-e cough and cold and have
not been able to get anything to help
me. 1t is weakening my system"
Answer; Use the following and
your cold and cough will vanish and
you will soon be strong again. Get
21a os, bottle of Concentrated Es-
Eenoe Mentho-Eaxene and take every
hour or two. This can be taken pure
or made into full pint of home-
made syrup. Full direction as to
use viii be found on bottle. This is
q mild laxative and will drive the
Geld from the system.
Lucille asks: 'I have tried to cure
dandruff, itching scalp, falling hair
and badness with numerous tonics.
etc. but in vain. What. do you
recemmend7
Answers: I have been recommend
Ing Plain Yellow Minyol for the past
seven years and scores of my patients
/ are delighted with the quick. pleas
ant action of this remedy in stopping
itching falling hair, dandruff. etc. It
gives the hair health. lustre and
yigor as nothing else does. Obtain
/ In S-oz. Jars with full directions.
Mnude writes: ..Can, you please
=0rescribe medicine which will relieve
1ne of such distressing symptoms of
s Kidney and bladder, as the following:
=patns in small of back, soreness in
region of bladder, frequent calls at
Knight but scanty flow with pain.
burning and foul odor, putting of
z1ims, etc.
4 Answer: Those seeking relief from
=kfdneyi and bladder disorders should
=neein taking Balmwort Tablets.
geTv successful formula sold in
eeaied tubes with full directions.
Gerry asks: For several months
Fl have not been feeling we'll Ny
kin Is aal1ow, my tongue isscoated,
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rendered the
Returning Yanks Pleases
Uncle Sans Doughboys

Arthur G. Black, a soldier from
this city, who was among the re-
cent to return to this country from
the European front, has written
hiss father. George w. Black, 1910
North street, n letter in which he
describes his trip across and gives
a vivid description of the recep-
tion rendered the returning soldiers
at New York City. The letter was
written on Christmas Day from
Camp Merritt, and follows:
II thought I would write to you
and let you know that I am we'll,
and hope that you are all the same.
Trust that you got the telegram
which sent yesterday. 1 left Brest,
France on the 18th day of December
to sail for the states. We got on the
boat on the 10th, and sailed the
next day at Z p. m. Sailed on the
ship named France" you may see
the picture of 1t in one of the papers
in the next few days. it was in the
New York Herald to-day.
I'VE had O nice trip across, ex-
cept the second and third days we'
were caught in storm and 1t was
very rough. The waves were as high
as the b deck OF the ship, and the
way it rocked was something awful.
There were about four thousand
troops on board, and about three
| thousand of them sick, and I was
| one of them. But In q few days I
was all right again and did not care
how much 1t rocked then. The last
two days of the trip the ocean was
very calm. 1t looked Just like a big
sheet of glass, and then we made
good time. You could not tell wheth-
er we were on water or on train,
~ Oranf IN ar1nAfhlty + MILL
q card with the picture of the ship
on 1t. The ship was 667 feet long.
but sometimes IL seemed as if 1t was
only ten feet long the way it rocked.
II will never forget the day we
pulled in the harbor. It was on the
gath OF December, the day before
Christmas, at 1890 p. M, when the
noise started. There were at least
FIVE hundred ships in the harbor,
big and small together, but they all
made noise and it was so loud that
we could not hear each other talk
when we were right beside each
other. All whistles of the boats, ships
and trains, factories and mills were
blowing, and it lasted from 1880
until way after 2 o'clock.
ct took eleven tsg boats to tow
| us into the dock. When we got there,
there were band concerts and every
thing else. There were bands on the
ships, and an army band on the
| dock, and lots of people. They were
playing from the time they saw us
until we got off the boat. That was
not all, there were lots of people
in the building cheering, and out of
| the Woolworth building and the Ma
tional Biscuit Company windows
there we're paper flying from all di-
rections, till the streets below look
ed as though 1t had showed.
'They also had big fire boat in
| the harbor and had half a dozen
lines of hose spraying water on it.
Believe me, it was the best day of
my life! But that was not all. When
we got off the boat there were all
kinds of things for US, and it did
not cost us a cent for anything. Be-
| fore we could start to eat anything
or get it into our pockets, there was
some one coming with something
| else. The Salvation Army, Red
Cross, Knights Of Columbus, and Y.
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Mother! Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevtsh. See II tongue Is
coated; this is @ sure sign the little.
stomach. liver and bowels need q
cleansing at once.
When iistless. pale, feverish. full
of cold, breath bad, throat sore.
doesn't eat. sleep or act naturally
has stomach-ache. diarrhoea, re-
member, a gentle liver and. bowel
cleansing should always be the first
treatment given.
Nothing equals california Syrup
of Figs" for children's ills; give 9
teaspoonful. and in a few hours all
the foul waste. sour pile and fer
menting food which is clogged in the
bowels passes out OF the system. and
YOU have q we'll and playful child
again. All children love this harm
less, delicious fruit laxative" and
it never fails to effect good "in-
side" cleansing. Directions for ba-
bies, children Of all ages and grown
ups are plainly on the bottle.
Keep it handy in your home. A
little given to-day saves sick child
tomorrow. but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for . bottle OF Cali
fornia Syrup Of Figs" then see that
IL is made by the California zig
Syrup Company"
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30c value stamped made-uD corset
covers. Sale price .20e
89c value stamped made-up chill
dren's gowns. Sale price ..... .5Sc
48c value made-up clothes pin
aprons. SRle price 35c
25c value stamped aprons. Sale
EEhcG AUC
zoe value made-up cretonne cuah-
ION slips. Sale price ...........20c
1Oc to 25c value Instruction books.
Sale price ......-....... &c
Lot of crochet cotton, slightly
s0iIed. Sale price, ball ,......... Sc
25c value 1O-in. and 14-iH. knit
ting needles. Sale price, pair, 1bc
0Sc vnIue stamped luncheon sets.
sale price ........ 0Bc
soc value hemstitched scarfs. Sale
Price 0bc
@1.40 value ladies' suede sole slap
prs. Sale price !.. 41.10
e5c value ladies' csnvas sole slip
pers. Sale price ..SSc
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January Sale Specials in
Art NeedIework

c.-inch tan center pieces. Sale
price ............ ....-..-...... zoe
p1.25 silk crepe combination suits.
Sale price ................... 9Sc
sf.:5 value batlste gowns. Sale
Stamped made-up children's dress
ses. Sale prices ....... soc to S5c
2Je value 1s-inch stamped center
pieces. Sale price ..............19 Ice
2Sc value 1S-inch ntamped center
pieces. Sale price ........... lee
zoe value neeced slipper sOles.
Sale price ................. I5c
Soc value, "Harrisburg" felt PEN
nants. Sale price ............. .35c
25c and soc value stamped linen
pin cushions. Sale price ...... 1Oc
25c value work bags, stamped.
sale price 121ac
1Oc value cushiUn cords. Sale
3Oc value stamped crepe combing
Jackets Snle price .....,... .:Jc
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2Sc value CHINA vases. Sale price.
1ea
e9c value eAiaa plates. Sale price,
4o0
3ec value bread sIiceE. Sale price.
zoe
lee value mahogany candiestlcl<s.
25c value castor sets. Sale price,
~. .- leo
zoe value baskets. Sale price 1Oe
Zoe value grip lunch boxes. Sale
PEhcc .''.... ..'..s..s. &c
Zoe value bread plates. Sale price,
&c
25c value platters. Sale price, Zoe
use value berry spoons. Sale price,
.#....s. 100
5Oc. value china hat pin holders.
Sale price .... ......... 2Dc
ESQ value glass powder Jars, silver
plated top. Sale price ........ ice
39c value china powder boxes.
Sale price ................. 25c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-09
January Sale Specials in
the Household Department

25c value cnps and sauccrs. Sale
Price ............ ....s...... 15c
6Oc value porcelain pitchers, 2
at. Sale price ............... 29c
zoe value large bed room pitcher.
s.aT ss ;:::...'' 4gc 4s
15c vaIse breakfast plates. Sale
EEIcC t'.sss. oc
10c value butter plates. Sale price
&c
soc value oil of cedar polish, at.
size. Sale price ..............3 3Oc
25c value glass gobIets. Sale
price 80. .................. 1:1sc
s6c value dish pans. Sale price,
4Oc
Lot of Z5c value geld and white
porcelain butter dishes. Sale price,
40c
4Sc value fancy china. Sale price,
zoe
soc value fancy chinu. Sale price,
Zoe
39c value china vases. Sale price,
29c
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and salad. toast and jam, coffee o
Chocolate, champagne.


chocolate. champagne.
"Not such q bad dinner at that.
considering that barbecue is' about
forty-fivs kilos AWAY and not much
to be bought after you get there and
that everything you buy is very high.
Over the table We had q wooden
chandelier with candles all over the
top and candles on the table and a
big fire going IN the fireplace. 30
taking everything into consideration
We had very enjoyable Thanksgiv-
ing.
you all about our trip from Camp
sorship has ben lifted somewhat I
will try and tell you just where we
were at, and about whom. We left
Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga, on
Sunday afternoon. May IL. 1918, at 8
o'clock, and arrived at Camp Mills,
L. l.. on Tuesday morning. We left
Camp Mills Saturday afternoon, May
1s. for pier 60, New York. and board
ed the steamship Ceramic, which
was q British boat and has since
been sunk by a submarine. I might
say that from the time we arrived at
Camp Mills until we left II was moth
ing but continual grind getting the
equipment for the men and all day
Friday, Friday night and Saturday
was some OF the busiest times that
1 ever put in, although on Friday
night / did turn the work of issuing
stores over to the serg-ants and
went to New York, where 1 called
you on the telephone. I tried to do
it from Hampstead. but 1 believe
everyone in Camp Mills wanted to
use the fey stations there.
I'VE sailed from New York at
about l o'clock Sunday afternoon,
May 10. We dropped down the river
to Sandy Hook. where there were
fourteen other transports loaded with
soldiers waiting for us. We were the
last to Join the convoy ard we i'm
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where we will be for about three or
four days. Then we will leave for q
camp closer home. so 1t will not be
worth while writing to me now until
I know where will be. 1t may be
that I will be home in about two
weeks. did not lose any weight in
the army. Weighed myself to-day
and tipped the scales at 155 1.2
pounds without my overcoat.
I'VE had some dinner to-day, the
first good dinner we had since /
have been in the army. had all the
turkey 1 could eat, pie, cake, olives,
hot chocolate. asparagus, beans, or
kinds of nuts, celery. turkey filling,
grapes, bread, butter and jelly, and
when got all this stuff put away
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-09

NJ. G.. A. all had candy. cigarets,
chewing gum, coffee, biscuits. cakes,
frpit and lots of other things. We
never had a time like 1t anywhere
These Organizations did the best
part OF the work in the army for
the Ooughboys. They were up on the
lines where the shells were flying
and bursting around them, serving
not chocolate. cigarets, candy chew
inggum and cakes. all the time DUR
ing the war. No matter where we
We're they were with us all the
time.
T got off the ship at 3.15 D. m.
at pier 81. and from there l went
on the ferry across the river and
got on the train for Camp Merritt.
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January Sale Specials in
Mems and Boys Wear

15c vaIue mems 1inen collars,
ssiled, and discontinued styles. Sale
RFlce ....s. ss.s'.l.~.s -. DO
Soc vsIue nea's ssspenders, Ieath-
er ends. Sale price ............ .35c
SOc value mems silk neckwear.
wide endss large assortment Of pat
SernSs sale price sv.2Bc
20c vaIue mems hose. black. law
endar, gray and brown. Sale price,
21c
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JANUARY 9, 1919.

they came around and wanted TO
know whether I wanted any more.
They told us they had plenty OF It,
and they sure must have. the way
1t was piled UP in front Of US. u.
"The best part of 1t was we did
not have to go and get our things
the way we have been doing for
about six months. They had men
there to put 1t right on our plates,
and all we had to do was to see
that 1t would get of. But they would
not let our plates get empty. They
also made us fill our pockets with
candy. nuts and fruit. and we sure
had one big time. A Christmas that
I will never forget. -..,
well, I guess I will colse this
time. This is about the first big let
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-09
January Sale Specials in
Odd Lots of Merchandise

Lot of 50c value children's fan
aeiette sIeepers. Sale price ..... .1sc
Lot of 30c value ladies'" brnssieres.
Sale price -. 2Sc
68c value coIored sateen skirts.
Sale price S8c
zoe value ckildren's knit tosues.
Sale price 1oc
ybc value knit shavls. Sale price.
SOC
SOC value knft, shnvvls. Sale price,
25c
4Sc value children's EingAam
aprons. Sale price ............. .2pc
soc value children's percale
aprons. Sale price ..............2 23e
Soc value childreH's hannelette
skirts. Sale price ..............2 .2be
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lReDocToR;s
.4DVICEA
OELexZS,Ha<aS "

The questions answered below are
general in character, the symptoms
or diseases are given and the an
swers will apply in any case of sim
liar nature.
Those wishing further advice. free,
may address DIR. Lewis Baker. Col
lege Bldg. College -Elwood streets.
Dayton, Ohio, enclosing self-address-
ed stamped envelope for reply. Full
name and address must be given,
but only initials or fictitious names
will be used in my answers. The pre-
scriptions can be filled at any we'll
stocked drug store. Amy druggist
can order of wholesaler.
nave headache. am sleepless, nervous
ana bothered with chronic constipa-
ton. Please help me-"
Answer: You need a laxative
blood cleansing treatment in the
form of Three-Grain Sulpherb Tab
cts mot sulphur.) Overcome the
tSnoency 10 constipation and gradu-
ally your good health and pure blood
will return.
Mrs. B. writes: "I hesitate to asI,
advice as my case is so unusual. In a
word. l am tired and worn out all
the time. Rest does not refresh me.
l have been married over a year and
formerly did not know what IL was
to be tired or nervous. Sometimes /
feel hysterical. 1 fear will become
nuisance to my husband If this
continues"
Answer: Your nervous system has
been depleted. You need a tonic in
vigorating medicine that will aid in
supplying more food-energy. to your
nerves Take Three Grain Cadom-
enc Tablets regularly for several
months.
NOTE: For many years DIR. Baker
has been giving free advice and pre-
scriptions to millions of people
through the press columns, and
doubtless has helped in relieving i'll
ness and distress more than any
single individual in the worlds his
tory. Thousands have written him
expressions of gratitude and conf
dence similar to the following:-
DR.. Lewis Baker. Dear Sir: In
reading your good advice to others ]
have found relief. I enclose stamps
and please send me your Great Guide
Book. Health and Beauty" and ]
thank you for>advice to others which
go on. You will get better reward
than money in helping so many who
suffer and often cannot get a doc
tor, na there Is no money to pay one
One OF your many well-wishers
MISS C. II. WHITE,
i5o Free street.
n Portland, Ne.
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January Sale Specials in
EmbroiJeries and Laces

1c1sc, 15c, 10c, 25c and 29c value
narrow Swiss baby edges. Sale
price Sc. 10c, 121ac, 1Sc and 1Sc
Ice. 25c and zoe value convent
edges. Sale price .15c, 17c and lee
zoe and SOC value Cluny Iaces,
Ice and 26c
soc and 50c value nle laces and
insertions. Sale price 25c and sec
39c, 50c and 75c value venise lace
nnd bnndings. Sale price
25c, 3Sc and E0c
17c, Ice. use, 29c, SOC and 4Sc value
narrow venise edges. Sale price.
12kc, 15c, 17c and zee
Sc, 15c, 18c, 25c. soc value cluny
laces, white and eeru. Sale price,
&c, 1Oc, 121sc. 15e, Ice and 25c
&c value val laces. Sale price, 2
yards for ................. .6c
Zoe, 19e and 25c value val laces
and insertions. Sale price,
DC, 121ac and lie
soc, 5Oc, Soc and 75c value Orien-
tai laces. Sale price :5c. 3Sc, 42c. soc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-09

eSc value khaki Turkish towels.
Suhe Price s@SC
12Hc value mercerIxed hemmed
napkins. Sale price ........... DC
S5c value merccrized table dam
ask. Sale price ................. Gee
&1.O0 value mercerized table dam
ask. Sale price .S5c
15c value cotton twill blenched
crash. Sale price 10c
zoe value Barnsbury bleached
crash. Sale price ..... Ice
zoe value lace curtains. Sale price,
pair, .'..:' 80. SOc
. 33c value light and dark outing
nnnnels. Sale price .......... .25c
. soc value bleached domet sannel.
sale price (.... lBc
19c value apron Elnghums. Shie
price .................. ......... 14c
25c value apron ginghams. Sale
price ................ Ice
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.39c value 36-inck white voiles,
Sale price .................. 2Jc
soc value 45-inch white merceris-
ed suiting. Sale price ........... soc
zoe vnlue fancy stripe woven tis-
cues. Sale price ...............1 .10c
soc value mercerized popIln, all
cOlors. Sale price ..............2S .2Sc
39c value percnIes. light and dark
colorB. Sale price ............. .24c
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1Oc value ladies' e0lored border
handkerchiefs. Sale price 49,. 90
a5c value ladies' initinl hsndker-
chiefs. Sale price a for nc
s1.00 value Gillette calendars, per-
tray In General Pershing and Mar
shai Foch. Sale price ........ .48c
15e va1ue PALM Olive seap. Sale
Price .'.'.. MINIMUM. lVc
soc vsiue lndies' earrings. Sale
Price 1900. ................ xoc
Doc vaiue brooch Pins. Sale Price.
S1.00 value long string pearl
beads. Sale price ............. EOc
5Oc value black heads. Sale price,
25c
6oc value rOasnry beads Sale price
3DN
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75c value 27-iach Swiss embroid-
cry houncinE with hem and runie.
SSte Rblec bVC
S5c value 27-inch Swiss embroid-
cry AouncinE. Sale price ..... .09c
soc and SOC value Swiss and nuin-
soolS embroidery fiounclRg. Sale
prices S8c ahd Zoe
soc value nains0ok embroidery.
sale price ...:':::,.::...;....,,;...oc 49,: -. zoe
embroidery. Sale price,
SOC, toe and zoe
35c, 45c and 50c value corset cover
embroidery. Sale price,
:5c, 32c and 42c
SOC value baby embroidery yokes.
Sale price .............. ........ zoe
10c, Use and 35c value embroidery
Insertion. Sale price,
121.c, 15c and 25c
c5e, zoe and 35e value embroidered
corset cover edges. Sale price,
7c value embroidery fast edges.
sale price .................. .Sc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-09
January Sale Specials in
Dry Goods Department

19c value 36-inch unbleacked mus
lin. short ends. Sale price ..... 14e
lin. Sale price ................19 Ice
19c value 30-inch bleached muslin.
short ends. Sale price ....... lie
25c value 36-inch bleached mus
lin. Sale price ................1 10c
38c value Hill 36-inch blcached
muslin. Sale price .............25 25c
25c value cambric muslin. Sale
price lDc
soc value LOnsdale cnmbric mus
lin. Sale price ............ ;. .26c
15c value huck towels. Sale price.
10c
:5c value hucI< towels. Sale price.
19c
15c value honeycomb towels. Sale
price .................. 10c
25c value Turkish towels. Snle
price 10e
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50c value mems KNIT gloves. Sale
price ...:..:. lve
75c and S5c value boyss shirts ana
drawers. slightly soiled. neeced line
ed ana ribbed. Sale price. each, zoe
s1.25 value bOys' ribbed union
suits. Sale price .O9c
25c value mems pad garters. Sale
price Atc
25c and 50c value boys gloves,
Eauntiets. mits and leather gloves.
Sale price Hoe
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Pit it on full strength right out of
the bottle. 1t goes right to the spot
and brings soothing relief. 1T does
not burn. stain or leave greasy resi-
due, but it certainly puts an end to
all Rheumatic Pains, Lumbago.. Sci
atica. Neuralgia and Pleurisy Pains
1t acts quicker and better than any
thing you have ever tried.
And does it so surely and speedily,
1T seems almost like magic. \ single
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January Sale Specials in
Dress Silks and Wool Dress Goods

e1AS value, 3O-inch black silk
messaIine. Sale price ........ .p1.1e
e1.65 value 30-ineh black sflIk
asessaline. Sale price ....... .ef.:0
Tue value black wool serge. Sale
price ....... ...... Jvc
05c vsIue 5O-inch black and white
shepherd checks. Sale price .45c
s1.0O cordurcys. Sale price ..4Sc
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GUARANTEED RELIEF FOR RHEUMATISM,
LUMBAGO and ALL MUSCULAR SORENESS
10th Century Linirnent Guaranteed by
all good druggists.

application will prove it in almost
every instance.
Remember. there is nothing so good
for bronchitis, sore throat, stiff neck,
lameness or sore muscles, and that
results are guaranteed. If you don't
find quick relief, take the bottle back
to your druggist and get your money
back. What this truly wonderful
liniment has done for others it can
do for you also.
Step in and get bottle to-day.
Any druggist can supply you.
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January Sale Specials in
Ladies', Misses and Children's Muslin
Underwear

Fresh, New Merchandise of First
Quality.
Ladies' drawers, plain, lace and
embroidery trimmed. Sale prices.
2sc. soc, 6Oc, 5sc. zee and csc
Corset covers. plain, lace and en-
hroidery trimmed. Sale prices,
28c, 30c, and 50c
Brassleres. Sale prices. soc and s5c
= Ladies' combination suits, lace and
embroidery trimmed. Sale prices,
50c, 65c, 7oc and sI.O0
Ladies' skirts. lace and embroid-
cry trimmed. Sale prices,
59c, 75c and pSc
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to the rear and in oil probability will
go home. =. -
ION October 23 we left Les Islettes
for Buxevine, In the st. Mihiel sec
tor. but AZ this place was pretty near
the lines We were stopped at Beucom-
Vile. whore we lived with the rats
for q few days. 1 had to even chase
the rats of my bed at night.
On October 2Sth we moved to
Savonieres, where we are now at.
The ammunition train did good work
here and since the ammunition haul
Ing has stopped they are salvaging
the divisional area"
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30c value silk naousseline. all coll
ors. Sale price ............... zoe
s5e value silk peplins, black, navy,
green rese and brown. Sale price,
Soc
s1.OO vaiue 3G-ineh .slfk peplin.
rsse and Earnef. Sale price rec
s1.Se vsiue 3d-ineh black tnffetd
silk. Sale price ............ eI.1O
st.ss vsfae 3e-fnch black taiYeta
silk. Sale price ............ .Sl.4S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-09

Ladies' gowns. Sale prices $50
Ladies' csmixoles. Sale price. s1.Oo
Chiidren's drawers, plain, lace ana
embroidery trimmed. Sale prices,
1sc, zoe, zoe, Sc, 3Sc, 45c and $50
ChiIdren's bIoomers. Sale price,
50c and 500
Chfldren's bodies ana undervests.
Sale price .25cs 39c, 5Oc and 5sc
Children's skirts. Sale price,
38c and e5o
Chifdren's Princess slips. salo
prices ................ soc and eco