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Solemnized by the Rev. J. Owen Jones at the Bride's Home Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Holland, 24 47 Heel street, have announced the mar rlage of their daughter. Miss Lena M. Holland to Russel C. Bailets, of this city.

The marriage was solemnized at 7 o'clock this morning at the home of" the brldeTand owing to the serious illness of her mother, there were no wfedding guests. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. Owen Jones, pastor of the Sixth Street United Brethren church. The bride, who had no attendants, wore a gown of white Canton crepo with accordeon pleated panels front and back.

She carried bride roses. For her wedding trip she wore a Kown of black Canton crepe with a wrap of the same material and a nmall black hat. Mrs. Bailets has been connected with the State Highway Department Mr. Bailets is employed by the Pennsylvania railroad.

Mr. and Mrs. Bail nj i 1 exs will live at sneeu Millwrights and Assistant Machinists Wanted For new unit of steel mill near Pittsburgh. Rate $5.50 to $6.50 per day, depending on experience. Write to Employment Manager, West Leechburg Steel Company LEECHBURG, PA.

For Family and Guest GOLDEN ROAST BLEND COFFEE Once you've started to use Golden Roast Blend Coffee on your table; one of the home marketing problems is wived. Because Golden Roast is a thoroughly satisfactory coffee for every one and for every Patrons do not change from Golden Roast because it is without any doubt the best coffee value they can buy pure, aromatic, full 1 a blended from only the finest coffees grown and fresh. All of which means absolute satisfaction and more cups to every pound. R. H.

LYON Coffee Purveyor to the Penn Harris Harrisburg, Pa. Wool Crepe arid Silk Skirts $3.95 to $12.95 MRS. UTTLEY IS HOSTESS TO CLUB Entertains Quotarians at Her Summer Home; Those Present Mrs. Anna Vttley was hostess last evening to the Quota Club at her summer home, the Red Lantern Tea House, near Speecevtlle. The meeting was social in nature with no business transacted, and the guests went from this city in automobiles.

Those present included: Miss Clara Bashore. Mrs. R. How ard Cochran. Dr.

Edith Etsenhart, Miss Kmma Eisenhart, Mrs. Vania R. Forster, Mrs. Cornelia Hawkins, Miss Jessie Hockley, Miss Jane E. Bait haser, of Mercersburg: Miss Anna Kolbenschlag.

Miss Emma Kunkel, Mrs. Anna Johnson, Miss Esther F. Leib, Miss Marion Lielb. Miss Eliza beth Leib, Miss Florence Rauch. Miss Gertrude Schutt, Miss Caroline Scott, Miss Bertha Shader, Miss Margaret Shooo.

Miss Ida F. Swope, Miss Leona Teeter, Mis Margaret Vollmer, Miss Katherine Vollmer, Miss E. Vollmer, Mrs. Annie Wallis. Mrs.

Otlllie Web er, Mrs. C. Stewart Snoddy. SYRACUSE ALUMNI HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC Alumni and former students of Syracuse University, went recentls for a picnic at Good Hope Mills. Th picnic party included.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Little, Dr. and Mrs.

C. A. EUenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Pavne, Mr.

and Mrs. John ates and children; Mrs. Minnie Hasbrouck, xriaa TTioUo Pavne. Miss Betty Has brouck, Miss Margaret Wildman, Miss Margaret Glandinp. C.

L. Leroy, E. Abell. A. I Ellenberger, J.

Frances Paul and C. M. Snyder. WAGNER WALTER Announcement has been made of the marriage of Mrs. Anna waiter, of 1812 Zarker street, and Arthur A.

Wagner, of this city which was solemnized yesteday in Hagers town by the Rev. J. H. Ryder, pastor of the Methodist Church. Mr.

Wagner 13 a Philadelphia and Reading brakeman at Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner will reside at 1S12 Zarker street. DANCING TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS 8 to 12 5 Piecc Orchestra RED LANTERN TEA HOUSE Speeceville, Above Dauphin Salads, Sandwiches, Light Lunches Chicken and Waffle Dinner Every Wednesday, 5.30 to 7 P.

and Sunday, 11.30 A. M. to 7 P. M. TUESDAY, JULY 24 Roast Spring Lamb with Currant Jelly Creamed Potatoes Lima Beans Celery Salad Fresh Huckleberry Pie Bread and Butter Tea, Coffee or Milk DINNER $1.00 sioo to 7mm H.

ROSE'S Second, at W.lirat Street Silk Sweaters $6.95 to $12.95 Sweaters and Skirts The friendly sweater and skirt return in captivating guises telling how to spend every hour of the day beconv ingly. Sweaters with gay, mannish waistcoats slip ons inwondrous colors and designs Skirts, plaited or wraparound, to go golfing and walking or to aid and abet the costume blouse. LEITER BROS. 327 MARKET STREET Merchandise That Merits Your Confidence HARRISBURGEiS FORA 1 SPITE of the complaints of many hotels throughout the country that the tourist camps are stealing their trade, the Penn Harris has not felt the effects of this new phase of touring, according to R. R.

Gross, assistant manager of the big hotel and, since the resignation of H. 3. McDonnell, temporarily in charge. Mr. Gross said this morning that more and mote motorists are registering in at the P.

H. every afternoon and evening and he expects to see the records of former years entirely shattered. 1 Among those who spent last night at the P. H. were Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Ritter, of Bethlehem. Luther Phillips of the Y.

M. C. A. has gone to his home, 1333 Lafayette street, Scranton. where he is recovering from a serious facial operation performed last week.

Dr. and Mrs. E. Lebo, 214 North Second street, have returned from visits in Lewisburg and Mifflin. Mr.

and Mrs. Newlin T. Booth have left their Steelton home and wiK spend the next few weeks amoriif ths Poconos before' going to their new home in Wilmington, Del, Commander Paul C. Whitney of the Coast and eGodetic Survey was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Geo M. Whitney, 1611 North Second street. Miss Elizabeth P. Harris, 107 Lo cust street, has returned from Fine Grove Furnace, where she was a councilor at the Girl Scout camp. She brought as her guest Miss Lesley Blackwell, of the University of Delaware, another councilor who is returning to her home.

Miss Harris will return to the camp for a week in August. Miss Charlotte Irwin, 1812 Green street, has returned from a vacation motor trip through Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New Tork. Mrs. Florence Divins Brown, of Xew York, is visiting Mrs. Harris B.

Wilson, 934 North Second street. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Brown went to day to Newport for a short stay. Mrs.

John Bushey, of Cleveland, Miss Jean Bryner, of William Bryner, of Reading and John Bryner. of Ashtabula, Ohia, were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. M. C.

Bushey, 33 North Nineteenth street. They attended the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Lulu B. Spotts, of Akron, Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Crimmel, 63G Emerald street, left yesterday on a trip to Indianapolis, St. Louis, and Kansas City.

They will spend two weeks in Lancaster, before returning home. Miss Eleanor Etter, 209 Pine street, is at Ocean City, where she is visiting Mrs. Daniel Kunkel. Mrs. Benjamin Harlan, Miss Jessie Harlan and Robert Harlan, 621 Dau Dhin street, are visiting in Lower Chanceford.

Mrs. Paul Bowman and her son, 243 Maclay street, have returned from a two weeks' stay in Gettysburg. Andrew Shuraaker. 329 Kelker street, is spending his vacation in Elliottsburg. John Jomraning, of York, spent the weekend with his daughter, Mrs.

Paul Roberts, 216 MHiench street. Mrs. Caroline Dressle, 437 South Fourteenth street, has returned from Lancaster. Mrs. B.

A. Chalfant. Bertram Chal fant, Georpe Arnold Chalfant and Robert Chalfant, of Nashville, are spending a month with Mrs. Chalfanfs parents. Mr.

and Mrs. George Humble. 1932 Green street. Mias Lillian Haas. 2112 Susquehanna street, has returned from uirarnvuie.

street, Mrs. Clarence Hoffman. l20 Penn street and Mrs. Cloyd collier, 537 Maclay street, left a few days ago for Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Miss Jean Gamber, 1930 Green street, is in New York, Mr.

and Irs. A. W. Clemenson, Charles Clemenson and Fred Clemen son, 2050 Susquehanna street, Mr. and Mrs.

John Douglass, 2048 Susquehanna street, are spending the summer at a cottage near Halifax. Jack Weaver, of Pittsburgh, is Ylsitinsr his erandnarents. Mr. and Mrs. William Gamber, 1930 street, Dorothy Long.

231 North Second street, and Dorothy Keheard, i4S Green street, spent to day with Dorothy Plack. at the Y. W. C. A.

camp, Inelenook. Mrs. C. G. Sollers, 124 Verbeke street, and 1624 North J.

E. Stone, of Des Moines. Is a Middle Western visltpr who always makes the Penn Harris his home while in this part of Pennsylvania, and who signed the register early last night. kt ty.a wnltnn House were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles V. Hall, of New Castle. nnrt Mr. and Mrs. P.

Lanip ueu, of Johnstown. Tho William Penn entertained anions others a Philadelphia party nn.i.tini nf C. B. Jay and A. a.

Curtis. John Watt, of Newark, also registered there. winVa. of Westfteld, N. Hotel guest last night, as was Jack DeLorias, of Los Angeles.

PERSONAL JOTTINGS Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wyble, 429 Boas street, and Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Zent myer, 2030 Briggs street, have returned from a motor trip to Gettysburg and Shepherdstown. Mrs.

Albert MacCrowe, of Baltimore, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Keller, 314 Herr sireeu ir.

MacCrowe, was formerly Miss llora Keller. Russell Hensel and William Hensel, 211 Forster street, left yesterday for a visit in Cumberland, Maryland. Mias Anna Kreidler, Miss Amelia Kreidler and Miss Clara Kreidler, 809 Capital street, spent the weekend in Lancaster, where they were guests of their brother Herman ivreioier John Garner, 218 Forster street, has returned from a stay in Atlantic City. MiKH Rmma. Powlev.

908 Penn steet, is spending1 a week's vacation in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Forry, 2247 North Front street, have returned from a week's stay at the Hotel Traymore, in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse St. Clair.

Northumberland. have returned from a two weeks' stay with Mr. St. Clair's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harris St. Clair, 2042 North Fourth street. Mrs. Frank Hazen, 1905 Green street, has returned from a visit in Huntingdon. Miss Charlotte Jane Beshore, oo2 Harris street, and Miss Anna Sad tor Thirteenth and Market streets; Kaiser and Jesse Kaiser, of 1217 North 'Front street, have returned from a motor trip to Gettysburg.

Miss Jane E. Gamber, 1903 Green street, is spending several days, in Vpw York Miss Margaret Heimbuecher, of st TjMiia is visiting her grand Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Stailey, in Liverpool. Mrs AnniR M.

Moore, 123o Kitta tinnv street, has returned from Trenton. N. where she spent some time with her son, Paul Mrs! John S. Miller, 318 South Thirteenth street, is visiting her daughter, in Philadelphia. Mr.

Miller spent the weekend in Philadel phia. Mrs. William B. Schleisner, of the Parkway Apartments, will sail on 11 thR Maiestic for a five week's European trip. She will join a party of New York friends and wiiv go directly io rr.

Marin Rummel, of Car lisle, is spending a week with Miss Jean Dodge, of Camp Hill. Miss Rummel and Miss Dodge are class i TM inc fnlleere. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Houck and Miss Victoria Scott, of Market famn Hill, have returned from a ten day motor trip to Phila .1.1.1.

A Atlnntin CitV. Marie Arnold. Grace Stevick and Fay Wharton were guesus ui Mrs! Harry Stroh, 1734 Susquehanna and y.rs. P. F.

Lloyd at their sum mar Vinme Camn Manio. Mr and Mrs. Charles McKeever, Roro'ford McKeever, Miss Beatrice and Miss Mary McKeever, Atlas street, and Miss Esther MoComas. 2614 North Sixth street, motored for the weekend to Baiu Miss L. Hope Renn.

1605 Market street, has returned, auer a ccn. T.iiiian Koster. 227 Maclay or. Miss Margaret Hassler, Green of Enola, are spending a cCn. Pine Mountain inn.

Ai vi Annrew jvuuc, afrffT. will icac morrow for a motor trip through Ohio and Indiana. Huri Stltes. Miss jiauci i r. 7i w.ivae 1 1 1 li.

airs, lnanen na; uuo, ne Vn vtanP Fourth street, have re Mrs. Katnerine rii turned from Atlantic City. have returned nome, "cl tt Mrs. Albert Plack and Junior daJ8 their cottage at Cove. Plack, 2B3 Peffer street, and Mr.

and WMw stay in Williams Grove. Mrs. William Condren, 252 Peffer wiiiiam Chandler. Mrs. tan street, spent yesterday at Jnlenk Umiih'and Jean Smith, 2316 North ir, Hire VAmcr Strine and ntn anu jean Mr Sarah Kise, tit Suuehann.

Sixth street, are spe5 street, spent yesterday at coiebrooK sit. and with Paul A. ttrine. 600 Vi Boas street; A. W.

Sites ana Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kudy. Progress. Miss Maude xu.

ones, entertained at dinner on Sunday sixth street, will leave io muiru evenincr. Those present were Mrs I Bnend a week in Ocean Grove and AIrn SflM KtFin. Mr DDI I fc Mrs. Sa a Strine. Mr.

and Sara Kise. Mrs. F.lmer Strine. Mr. and Mrs.

Tneo dore Beshore, Nelson Beshore and Mary Jane Rudy. James rrescott, 1909 Susquehanna James I rescoil, 1J ousquniiina i Aiuci tv. marriae street, has returned from a week's tal street, officiated at arf.f Miss Ruth stay at Marietta. Asbury Park. a i Ditts.

oiAiM RHOADS DRAKE M.imn firant Moore, 910 Capl yesterday afternoon of Miss Cora PottP'per. of Washington. I Drake, daughter of Air. ana jvirs. the truest of Mrs.

Josa Basom. in Tfthn nrake, 1829 Fulton street, ana (rake, M. M. Steelton. Bih Rhoads, of 1501 orm Mrs.

Belle Rohrer. 1621 Keelna I tv.a hride wore a hursh for three weeks. She wffl also BOnm a white hat Indiana Mr Rhoads "who is a son of Mr. home. I 'i nhA of New Miss Blanche Rowe.

nr the State and Mrs. oamuci Forestry Department, will leave this nort. is employed by me week to spend her vacation at her 1 vania Railroad home in Boalsbure. Mr. and Mrs.

R. A. Ronemus, Betty Ronemus and Huso Ronemus, 816 Capital street, have returned from Williams Grove. Mr. and Mrs.

G. Raymond Gilbert. 1820 Reglna street, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rupp.

in Shippensbnrg. have returned home. Mrs. Darwin C. Deen and Edwin Deen.

430 Boas street, yester day to spend the remainder of the summer at Huston Mills The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Keboch, 102 Hamilton street, are spending this week in Mount Gretna. Dr.

and Mrs. u. u. wrignt, raui Wright and Mrs. Wright's father, Wilson Dunmire.

234 Woodbine street, motored to Lewistown on Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Scarborough. 1609 Forster street, spent last week in Tork, the guest of her parents, Rhoads will Sixth street. in August, i New Cumberland.

Mr. and Mrs. live at 1501 North Mr." and Mrs. Salvadore Mercurio 123 Washington street, have an nounced the birth of a son, kalva dore Mercurio, jury Mr. and Mrs.

KOy JVUBc, tv. fiovonth street, nave UIWi th birtn or a oaugmn. Peggy Jane Kugle. July 18. 1923.

Sr. and Mrs. W. Lewis, of D.mnn have announced the birtn of a son Jack Williard Lewis, July 20 1923 at the polyclinic Mrs. Lewis was formerly Miss Margaret Schaftetall.

of 'this city Mr. and Mrs. m. Miss rtum uunmire, oi raxiang, i p(1 tne is spending a week in Mount retn8u TLX C. Dunmire.

spent Sunday in Mount Miller. July 18. 1923 at the Keystone Gretna. Hospital. Mrs.

Miller was formerly iM.ro. x. naiiuicii x. uiccuiaiiso street, who Is spending the summer Mr. and Mrs.

John H. nue, ox in Europe, has gone from Berlin to I West Main street. i tr. onnnimced the birth oi a son roils, i ua.c where she will visit her nephew, Eir. I John Henry Shuey, Herman Blleben.

of Gay HosDitil. I Jl. 1923. Mrs. Shuey was formerly Mm Hnniller will return home late I Mln Pearl btrominger, of near F.VF.NING.

HARRISBURG 52 TELEGRAPH JLY 24' 1921 i 1 a PFPSONAL AND SOCIAL MEWS ITEMS OF IMTEREST BAILETS HOLL AND WEDDING TODAY MUSSERS HAVE MOUNT GRETNA NEWS FAMILY PARTY Entire Family Spends Week End at Cottage and Will Motor 1 ijcasuuic and Mrs. Frank E. Musser entertained their son and daughter, and their families at their summer home, "Clayrhe," along the Susquehanna, north of Dauphin, over the weekend. Mr. Mrs.

Clayten Musser and their three children motored here from their home in Boonevllle, N. where Mr. Musser is in the publishing huainess. and Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Barnholt and family came from Pens XT Ifur annndinir a ftiW davs here the entire party will motor'. to Atlantic City for the coming weekend, and returning Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton Musser will spend some time here. Mrs. Edwnrrt Buch, who is spending the summer here, entertained at a porch bridge luncheon on Saturday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Burkholder, Mrs.

Zigler, Mrs. H. Ziegler, Mrs. Herbert Beck, Mrs. Waltor Donor, Lancaster; Miss Elizabeth Holtzhouse.

Miss Ethel Nasser, Miss Anna Erb, Mrs. Joe Wiss Mrs. David Graybill. Mrs. C.

and Carpenter, Mrs. Ray Melskey, Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs. Paul Bomberger, Misses Alice and Edna Zook. LitlU" Mrs.

Mrs. Joe Kofroth, Mis. Van Gravbill. Mrs. Minnett.

Mrs Flovd Hess. Mrs. Bender, Miss Mvrtle Eckert. Mrs. John D.

Bitner Mt. Gretna: Mrs. George Vincent, Philadelnhia. Mrs. Clarence Sherlock anaitieiiy Sherlock.

1008 North Eighteentn street, returned home after spending two weeks at the Kaunman Motei. Dr. H. F. Backenstoe, Philadel phia, spent the week end witn 1113 sister, Mrs.

E. L. Dennlston. Miss Kathryn Nissley, Hersney, is pending a week with Mrs. u.

Denniston. Myrl Casman and Ralph Peters, Harrisburg. spent a few days With Dr. and Mrs. E.

L. Denniston. Mrs. William Dohoney, 1405 Jsortn Sppnml street, is occupying tne Crows Nest on the Chautauqua grounds. Mr, and Mrs.

uougiass, oi a Cumberland, spent the weekend with Mrs. William Dohoney. Miss Anna Jean Bergstresser and Miss Mary Polleck, Harrisburg, spent the weekend with Miss jeaneue Sweeney. Miss Marion Cadwallader, west Fairview, spent a few days last week with'Miss Jeanette Sweeney. Ella Margaret Nessinger had a Darty on Saturday atternoon in honor of her seventh birthday an niversary.

Those present were: Marian Lowell, Betty Lowell, Mary Fox, Catharine Sasosky, jeanie Sasosky and Betty Sweeney. John Sweeney. Harrisburg, spent the weekend with his family on the Chautauqua grounds. The Mt. Gretna Quoit Ciuo neic, a banauet on Saturday atternoon at the Blue Bird tea house.

Thirty six were present. H. D. Long, Philadel nhia. was the toastmaster, aim speches were made by T.

H. Hamil ton, George Altenderier ana w. Bachman. H. E.

Whitmoyer, Harrisburg, won the prize in quoits and Curtis Fisher, of liarrisDurg, tne consolation prize. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED WITH DINNER PARTY Mrs. R. R. Burd, 522 Feffer street gave a dinner on Sunday in honor of her grandmother.

Mrs. Benena Warden, of 328 Hamilton street who celebrated her eighty first birthday anniversary. Others invited with Mr. and Mrs. R.

R. Burd were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hartzell Mary Jane Hartzell, Lancaster and Marion Burd. Don't Go to Sleep Until You Have Visited the Governor Fountain" Room 4th and Market Streets "lis Different" Come and Be Convinced MISS M'CURDFS BETROTHAL TOLD Will Marry Leroy Sweigart of New Cumberland, in the Early Fall 5 Exclusive J5 Gb5 SABD Cb SETS GosvsmJ.

for every figure KEEFE Mr. and Mrs. George W. McCurdy, of Elkwood, New Cumberland, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Mildred Kline Mc Curdv.

to Leroy Sweigart, son or Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sweigart.

of New Cumberland. Miss McCurdy formerly lived in Harrisburg and attended Central High School for several years. Mr. Swelcart is a graduate of the New Cumberland High School and of the School of Commerce. He has been connected with the North Lebanon Shoe Factory, of Lebanon, for several years and is well known on the West Shore.

The wedding will be an event of early fall. DAVIS GAHMIIAISKII Miss Kathrvn May Garmhauser, dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Uarm hansnn. 21S Smith Fifteenth street, and Lloyd H. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Davis, 1629 Reglna street. wer united in marriage last Ihurs iiav in Hacerstown by the Kev. Mr. C.aas.

Daatnr of the Presbyterian church. They went for their wedding trip to State College, Niagara fans and New York. Mrs. Davis, who is a graduate or the Central High school, class of 1922, Is an instructor at the Bell Telephone Company. Mr.

Davis is a graduate of the Technical High school, and is connected witn tne Harrisburg Baking Company. HOSTESS AT TEA Miss Catherine L. Davis was hostess tecently at a tea held at the home of her aunt, Mrs. H. O.

Burtnett, 47 South Nineteenth street. The Novelty Necklaces In Wide Varietv PLATES $7.50 Up Art Gift Shop M. Emma Kunkel 105 N. Second St. HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED Without Drops, $2.00 Lenses Prescribed and Frames Fitted at Reasonable Prices.

Dr. J. S. Belsinger OPTOMETRIST Room 03 Woolworth Bldg. 310 MARKET ST.

Broken Plates Repaired, $1.50 Up Teeth Put on Plates, $1 Each CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY Drs. Blumenschem Lewis DENTISTS Room 201, Woolworth Bids. house was decorated with summer flowers and luncheon was served on the veranda. Those present were: Miss Lovlnia Buckwalter, Miss Ethel Dare, Miss Elsie Gossltt, Miss Rob erta G. Dare, Miss Beatrice Roberts, of Philadelphia; Mrs.

J. L. Owens and Mrs. H. O.

Burtnett. HARIETTA MORRIS' ENGAGEMENT T0U) Mrs. E. M. Morris, 1102 Green street, has announced the engage ment of her daughter, Mio Marietta M.

Morris, to John DeWees, of Mon trose. Miss Morris is a graduate' of the NECESSARY WATCH CARE Cleaning, oiling and adjustment Is far more necessary to the dell a mechanism your watch, than that of your auto motor. Isn't it about time to have us adjust it? DIENER, The Jeweler 408 Market Harrisburg, Pa. "Prompt Renair Lengthens Wear" Steelton High School and of Pea body Institute, Baltimore. She took a course also at the university ol Pennsylvania, and has taught, music In the schools of.

Susquehanna township. Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Hooker, and Miss Olive Hocker, 3523 Lexington street, have returned from Atlantic uuy.

HARRISBURG RUBBER CO: 205 WALNUT STREET How to Keep Cool Get one of our Portable Showers with overhead spray and curtain that can be attached to any bathtub faucet. at Hand $9.75 showerSj EM QUALITY special 98c and $1.19 "If It's Made of Rubber We Have It" IceCream The Good Old Fashioned Kind But It's Good" We put every bit of goodness in that we can. We use only the purest materials, natural flavors, fine selected fruits and manufacture it under the most cleanly and sanitary conditions. Rich, Smooth, Deliciously Flavored FAMILIES SUPPLIED Bulk, $1.60 Brick, $1.75 per Gallon SPECIAL PRICES TO PICNICS, FESTIVALS AND DEALERS W. R.

Dempwolf Inc. Manufacturers SERVICE STATION: 810 820 SOUTH NINTH STREET Bell Phone 938 Dial 5669 Harrisburg, Pa. Carlisle, Pa. We Buy for Cash and Sell for Cash and Always Sell for Less Our Advertising Is the Voice of the Store Clearly stating the facts about our merchandise as we find them as you will find them when you come to this store. To day's FACTS are of Particular Interest to the woman who wants Quality Apparel at a price that represents a true saying for, prices have dropped to a new low leyel on many lines of Dresses, and splendid opportunities await the shrewd shopper now.

Here's More Good News About Cool Slenderizing Stout Dresses Here's art inducement it will pay every stout woman in the city to heed. All our slenderizing, Stout Dresses have been reduced again and assembled into two groups, ready for your choosing at the Radical, Low Prices. Up to $14.75 Stout Dresses Made of extra fine voiles, beauti fully fashioned along slenderizing lines, in sizes 42 to 52. Wide variety of charming becoming patterns and tastefully trimmed and finished. 7 Up to $29.75 Silk Stout Dresses Created from finer Castle Crepe, plenty of values in this group that sold regularly as high Sizes to 52.

all slenderizing stouts and 'truly wonderful values at only 316.75. IP (t rnr 7 Linens and Silk Shantung fc C3 fr $1MD S.E Sni Regular up to .324.75 Dresses. PureV II Linen and Silk Shantungs. Nothing! i mnra nnniiiar lor noi weainer new. I sizes and a host of styles.

1 a rinrrl Straws and vfe and Colored Straws. ai Mvm Crepes. $5.66 Reduced from $7.98, $9.98 and up to $11.98 Steadily Growing CXaTorrrari TTTFllllUi Ml Hi. It isjsrtiSiii mm it i DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON ALL ASTRICH FRENCH ROOM HATS EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS AMONG THESE FAMOUS HAND MADE MODELS ALL FOR SUMMER WEAR tt; wt.it Georgette Creoes yT" Real values of desirable Black $3.66 Reduced from $5.98, $7.98 and $8.98 MILLER ECADES The Market Square Dept. Store 7 9 North Market Square.