FRIDAY EVENING, HABRIBBURG TELEGRAPH JANUARY 16, 1914,
f To-morrow Another BIG SATURDAY aflT" SPECIAL SALE OF T|
T/ ITiriJiiliyr nrill rurrrn rnr Women's, Men's & Chi'dren'sCoatSweaters
KAUFMAN S CLEAN SWEEP SALE jSmKS-es- g-s
M.OO v«lu«, tor T™*
Bigger Bargains Than These That Go on
| pM. _ _ _ _ »1.55 value, tor MvV
Sale To-morrow Have Never Been Offered. Wo^^ MenVtoatSwettters *s4.69l
7f°" of ,h \ Bi * S , aU °' l he 11 A Clean Sweep Coats and Suite I
rlislc barment to. S Mock J j 77ie items offered for to-morrow are the BEST VALUES if
yuse Dresses, Kimonos, Girls' j; ii you ever have seen and will Surely Crowd our Oarment ij
J ™ jes an{ * Bath Robes> Section with Eager Buyers—New additions of both Suits
i| Come and share in the Biggest and Best |: 6 Coa :
!; the Yd ■! Women's and Misses' Women's end Misses' Women's and Misses' Women's and Misses' :!
;L Women's percales and flan- p* Children's flannelette full mmt < Suit* Suits Suits
;; $7.50 $9.00 $12.00 $15.00
i| Women's flannelette andfVQ GIRLS' WASH DRESSES, mm - \j: B,zeß wJrWiSFMi sUes: tsiS&USSZ&t BiM " ::
|! crepe kimonos, full length. l|Xf siies 2to 6 years old; 25c I i EXTRA SIZE SUITS FOR EXTRA LARGE WOMEN AT CLEAN SWEEP PRICES
j; Values up to $3.50, for t/W va j ue / '• " ■ 1 1 " j::
11 \ " \ Women's and Misses' Women's and Misses' Women's and Misses' Women's and Misses' "
Women's full length flannel- Women's flannelette and \ ♦ Winter Coats Winter Coats Winter Coats Winter Coats
||sgs-.^4Bc| i $5.00 $7.50 $12.00 $15.00
ij [ Children's wash dresses, HA I Women's house dresses, )j: j ::
;j made of percale and ging- / made of gingham and per- \ j EXTRA SIZE COATS FOR EXTRA LARGE WOMEN AT CLEAN SWEEP PRICES
i; ham. Values up to $2, for ■ ca | e . Values up to $1.50, for 5j * 1 1111 ——'
J r— —-—————— » > :[A Clean Sweep of All Girls' Winter Coats—Sizes 2to 14 Years 1 !
». SII 7Q- ENTIRE STOCK DIVIDED INTO 4 LOTS
l for V* up to $4.00 for ® t/V !; ♦s7 RQ * 4 ?? ,0 HBO For GirU ' $5 00 10 I<U 80 For GirW * 7,50 t# I SO Fw GirU ' $ 9 - 5 0
* I L :■ t 9LmOy $4.50 Winter Coats , flOoOy $6.50 Winter Coats $4.0" $9.00 Winter Coats | $0.0" sl2 Winter Coatt
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[ 1 ™.' S B ' I ?S' S * L ° USES , ' I CHILDREN'S HOSE 1 1 CHILDREN'S HOSE |' W omen 'o f nr JD
rjsrsjzisr- rt s ,^ ; c zx^r I r jr,irsris £ women s corsets
^ 00 sl-69 I 79c 12% c One lot of women's newest
— ' shape corsets; 75c value; all .
9 I Greatest Sale of Men's MEN'S FURNISHINGS AT j E£5T,...,..45c
TrousersEverHeldinHarrisburg. CLEAN SWEEP PRICES E . r,
2 500 Priir<k fif the Roct \&t> Men's Fleece Lined Underwear, for 360 P W
r dl/ 3UI flic Utbl IVldlif! 75c Mens Fleece Lined Underwear, for 55 1 PricM All I %
«y- r - „ __ SI.OO Men's Blue Flannel Shirts, for vii Ud
Trousers For Less Than Half. Grecque Corsets
every pair fully guaranteed KSLWf 3 Z C r„Z ■■■ %%
_ . ' SI.OO Men's Percale Coat Shirts, for ...550 I' Ji
Striped rCLtICy Cheviots 15c Men's Brighton Garter, for f2.50 Conet for .$1.98
Worsteds Cassimeres Mixtures
fLlma?' 50 SI.OO Trousers at' . s< ! $1.50 bS££L A Great Saturday Sale of All Boys' Suits
Floor, Rear. /V_ * _
$4.00 Trousers $5.00 Trousers 5Q Overcoats at Real Bargain Prices
— —' ' ' ' I Boys' Overcoats, $2.51 l 1
Men's New $20.00 $22.50 value Chinchilla $lO AA \ .. 1016Y " r * n « 19c
Overcoats plfa.UU a(i\a\ Values to $5.00 !!*" 'joc
«AA MA • r, .. \ft \ Made of good heavy Casgtmere Boys' 51.50 value Cordis- "' e\/\
100 Men S Suits ' ©fl IV3k\ with ronverttblp collar; handsome- roy knickers ...,90c
values to dJ7 CO ®® en sew $lO 0® Value Black and Oxford (JJC AA
$15.00 at.«P'* —Overcoats at SD.UU «... W \
... . C ■ ( - wm v|ju« to 7.0 B.y»' Norfolk Suits >1 $2.50
.iie"i".oo Choice of the Finest Mixt Overcoat in the i u ,^ nl «»,, „ ," u ';r l ™r"" *"•"**
|C^ 3 oU * e, V oyS> nC " l '" a ® vercoa * s, J
larrisburgers Elected
Historical Officers
Benjamin M. Nead, of this city, was
lected president of the Pennsylvania
'ederation of Historical Societies yes
erday. at the annual meeting held in
lie State caucus room in the Capitol.
Two representatives attended the
teetlng from most of the thirty-two
ounty and local historical sooieties
'hich are members. were re
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ceived on many subjects relating to the
work of the societies of the State.
Other officers elected were:
t The Rev. M. D. Lichllter, Harrisburg,
first vice-president; State Senator Wil
liam D. Sproul, Chester, second vice
i president; Charles I. Roberts, Allen
-1 vice-president: Dr. S. P.
" Heilmandale. secretary; State
I librarian Thomas Lynch Montgomery,
treasurer.
» Th® executive committee elected is
> composed of Messrs. Nead, Hellmari.
I Miss Martha Bladli.
• Clark. Philadelphia; Dr. Hugh Hamll-
ton Harrisburg; Benjamin F. Owen,
Reading; B. Frank Eshleman, Lancas-
J i? r * * Richards, Lebanon,
- McKlnley -
ONXiY SO MORE VICTROLAS
Remain to be sold'on our llber&l Club
Plan. Get yours this week. J. H
Troup Music House, 16 South Market
Square.—Advertisement.
SIVEDDERS IN"JO? EX)
Two brothers. Franklin and James
Marks, of 2004 State street, were in
jured last night when an automobile
| ran Into their sled at Twentieth and
State streets. The accident was un
| avoidable. The boys were coasting
and collided with the automobile. At '
the Harrlsburg Hospital it was found '
that Franklin's Injuries consisted of a
fractured right shoulder and several
broken ribs. James has many bruises.
BETLISS OFF FOR PALESTINE
Special to The Telegraph f
Kiev, Russia. Jan. 16.—Mendel Bel- a
liss recently acquitted of the "ritual f
murder" of the Christian boy. Andrew- t
Tushinsky, left here, accompanied by
his family, for Jaffa, in Palestine. r
Huron de Kothschlld, who manifested y
great interest In the trial, hns , bought a
a small farm In Palestine for Beillss. t
$25,000,000 to Be Given
States For Good Roads
Special to The Telegraph
Washington, Jan. 16. —The House
good roads committee reported a bill
appropriating $26,000,000 government
funds for assistance to the States In
ttie construction of good roads.
Apportionment to the States is to be
made on a basis of population, acre
age and rural mileage. Each State Is
appropriate for roads annually an
amount equal to that allotted to it by
the government. w
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