To-morrow Will Be One Big Day of Friday Bargains at Kaufman's
FC* FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY
L L ?cu Sm^D rcccc' One Lot of Women's WOMEN'S BROAD- CHILDREN'S BEAR- GirI.'WINTER COATS, One Lot of WOMEN'S
kt.ll2.MF> Worth $1.50 L J3, F« „'i. J ™SOJF """ CLOTH CAPES, Fu SKIN COATS, Ftr W.rtb I. (3.50, F«
Jl-95 $1.95 50c 25c P- 50 $1.50
mlv 15 suits, made of all-wool (Slightly soiled.) Assorted col
n#tures. (No plain colors.) ors. Small sires only; 14, 16 Made of all-wool materials, Only 5 coats; sizes for 2-year Only 15 coats; sizes 10 and 12 Otitis and ends—the materials
sizes- and 18. assorted colors and sizes. Only 2 capes. Come early. Girls. years only. are Serges and Mixtures.
( FOR FRIDAY ONLY ALL WINTER COAT GO] | For Friday Only |
Extra Large Coat Suits $C 00 f1.5.00 /=•<* sgfo wwa to SIB.OO Ex ra Large Coat Suits $n 75
sl2 to sls Values For 58.75 For Suits Wor $25.00 Vqlhac Pnr */•
Sizes and colors as follows: SIO.OO for Suits Wor*h $20.00 to #30.00 IU <P£«J VdlUCjiUI —II
Navy blue 1 size 49 1 size 51 Sizes and colors as follows:
%ff g ALL WINTER COATS MUST GO '
lOre Rack of Silk and Cloth /h-| A l f 5 - 00 t' Z'"'" s°*" Z""i "" f " "
DRESSES. Values to $25.00. SJI II $7.95 For W nter Coats Worth sl2 to sls -
Choice for tpiU S|Q.QQ For Winter Coa's 22!■ ! !
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W ' jM* ' EXTRA SPECIAL Women's and Misses' New One Piece CLOTH DRESSES, For d* O Mil FUR
A rakhan COATS FOR FRIDAY Excellent dresses, made of the new wool crepe material in assorted colors and all sizes ® jjV
$3 75 M °** ow l nau 9 urate f/Rsr Semi-Annual Sale of House Dresses Almost
~< L , 1. The Biggest Assortment of These lven
f'" The Best Values Ever Offered for 98c, $1.23 and SIAS Awa y
1 FOR FRIDAY ONLY
Children's Underwear m SSO Black Pony Skin Jlfl
One lot of fleece lined ribbed un- A CtX s ' ze 36, for .. . «P*V
mvear (small sizes only); yS"f y v %r*Bg\
l l«fr .Jnl INSIDE $45 Black Pony Skin (1 A
SSm?C°Sk (Swh /\\\ iMmUbh Coats, size 16, for ... SIU
CORSET COVERS 1
nratai I wr^Tiww- 8 2Sk.j2y ,ty H Ilp|l | ['4 I? K Slrpfl ji| Skin Coats, size 36, for «plv
i 'ttjl p|l mjf ||b| |!| |i! '"men'shose 1
LAD WES' SATIN HOSE IW* pjj I'W J I I
SUPPORTERS H <^lV THIS DRESS St 1 MEN S SHIRTS .
One lot of Ladies' Satin Hose H - ' Dl v B „ °" p lot ?* cn '® Blue Olwinbray
Supporters: 50c value, 01 _ B THIS DRESS THIS DRESS „, TII ,, if jt Wj (• H -.-collar slilrts: (size 14
for 1C ■ KLSS THIS DRESS II "* |T THIS DRESS THIS DRESS THIS DRESS I only); 50c value, for
FOR FRIDAY ONLY I QP C"f O # C"T O T ff "f Fj C tf 4 fitH H F°R FRIDAY ONLY
LADIES' BRASSIERES !| ?OC J> 1./j Made In Gingham and Per. J>i .Z J fI.H J J>l.7j i LADIES' WAISTS
One lot of Ladies Brassieres; Si Made of fast color Made of l>est nercale- vf , - . , . ... * IH
broken sizes; 25c and 50c ■! A. H checketl Ringhain; trim- f . , ' f !' nc S ,n ß" ca,e » adustable to any figure; Made of fast color Blade of fast color Made of fast color H °. n f ,a l es Shirt
value, for 1 "C I ■ med in plain percale. color. Imm; fast colors. fast colors. Gingham. gingham. gingham. H
I CHILDREN'S GUIMPES L
FOR FRIDAY ONLY I
for - *•/*» —*——i—— _———^—m———— i i— — 200 pair of Ladies' and Children's
HnHHimni - _ _ fast black hose; 10c value, ff _
fo SWE;TERS' y Hundreas of Bar S a ' ns in This Great Friday Sale of Men's, Young Men's =1 "
woo"Swea'jers
i $// y One lot of Ladles' Neckwear;
MEN'S INDERWEAR Nothin S Reser ved. Every Suit and Overcoat Offered at Big Reductions
,S c Vj/ ] n )W. Some Marked y 2 and Many Less Than 'A Former Prices. F.vtra Snprials
only) ; value to SI.OO, 9 Q/ , Xs* I j / / 1/ . __ . "All A UUCtldlS
" ™=, ll[4 1$ KMI.OO 52 , "-.52.95^.^53.755t"'55.95
W)RK SHIRTS V 'I Sizes 32 to 36 Value, to $7.50 tels.TS Vnlue.Wsl2 JZ'Jm ' *t «£
vau.°e,' s '{e* MEN'S SUITS FOR vi t7Cn Convertible Collar, Fancy Norfolk and 3-button styles in Urge Shawl Astrakhan collar, for .. ' $1.95
tor ...J IOC . Values to $7.50 Mixtures Fancy Mixtures quilted Venetian Ining.
EXTRA PANTS tb v v f Suits for Stout Men] Greatest Bargains Ever Offered In Boys* [Boys' Corduroy Suits! suits to SIO.OO, d»-i qg
SPECIAL Value to $15.00 50.75 Winter.Suits and Overcoats <3 49 *" —^
Meu* Pant*, values to CQ_ A|j woo i . j »J Z f' 1° LOT NO. I—Boys' Russian style LOT NO. 3—Boys'Norfolk Suits , Men's Leather and Corduroy
sl.#. fnr 03C ,7' , j f,'°"" " j . Values to SIB.OO »"«>■ tl fln «h ». JSTS V.luei to $6.00 Coats. $6 values, QC
newest Fancy cassimece, and! " 1 - UW ■» s«o. Fridas only , ftft Made Norfolk style with for 0)0.95
Ma's Pants, values to OQ cheviots handsomely tail- H , t N 0 0 ,« 2 * full Knicker pants. P
for OJ/C | MEN'SOVFRrriAT<sfAr [ ored and trimmed. box pleats; values to fljl OQ A great bargain—the materials Boys' Blouse Waists r
■ I ' f 53.50, for T *«w«* of neat mixed cassimercs. lAA 13 t Q •. I
79c I 75 ° is ' 3; 17c I
to $3.00, for . $ .39 your I
jPanMrned, r.luei they yOU t S2O Made of all wool worsteds, x a lu°rjo C -r i (K^
New Items From Points
in Central Pennsylvania
Vfanesboro. —The employes of the
Ememn-Brantingham Company yes
terda contributed $63.09 to the fund
for t* widow of Policeman Daywalt,
and 1®.61 to the widow !ind children
of At Barnes, who was killed by Cor
poraljurtiss Davie*.
MJPlta. —"The Drum Major," an
©perta in two acts, was given to
ft
THURSDAY EVENING,
day In Central Hall by the Mask and
■\\ ig Club of Marietta, under the di
rection of Harry I. Desher, of Colum
bia, assisted by talent from home and
abroad.
.Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Gisling to-day celebrated their thirty
sixth wedding anniversary at their
home.
Lancaster.—At the Qr&ce Lutheran
Church parsonage this morning the
Rev. I", ij. (laupt united Jn marriage
Miss Edna A. Belbach aud Kcnnedv
' D. Eckert.
Wilkes-Barre>. Twenty-four wo
men of Edwardsvllle, who weer re
turning from a sleighing party, were
thrown into a snow bank Tuesday
night when the sled in which they
rode upset in a drift. Mrs. John E.
Jones was caught under ths Bled and
■ severely injured.
Mahanoy Oity. Twenty-two pas
sengers in a Schuylkill railway car
i were thrown into a panic yesterday
near this city when the earth behind
them in the roadbed gave way. The
car barely escaped going down into
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
the underground workings.
Bcthlcliem. Carl Moser and his i
bride of a few days had a narrow es
cape from asphyxiation in their new
home here yesterday. A defective
furnace caused the house to become
Ailed with gaa.
Pottsvitle. Ex-Sheriff 8. Roland
Beddal, of Port Carbon, was stricken
while in Washington, D. C., and was
hurried horns. He Is In a critical con
dition.
Wilkes-Barrc. M iss Hose Adams,
aged 18 years, who to have mar
| rled Adolph Mlckalonis at Ashley last
night, fled from the house, leaving the
bridegroom, the guests and the wed
ding party waiting for her return. She
did not come back, and was found at
the home of a relative yesterday and
detained on a charge of breach of
promise.
Mahflnoy CXty. While attending
wedding festivities at Vulcan, a min
ing hamlet near here, Joseph Vanehis
was attacked by aliens, who slashed
oft his ears and fractured hia skull
FEBRUARY 19, 1914.
: with bludgeons.
, WHkos-Barre.—One thousand men
and boys declared a strike at the
Lance Colliery of the Lehigh and
i Wllkes-Barre Coal Company to-day,
the result of button trouble.
MEN ABE NOT GUILTY
Seattle, Wash., Feb. 19.—The jury
■ In- the case of Charles P. Munday and
Archie W. Shlels, charged with con
i splracy to defraud the United States
of the Stracey group of Alaska coal
lands by the use of dummy cntrymeu.
brought in a verdict of not guilty lata
last night after being out six hours.
The case against the promoters la
what is known as the "Chicago
group of claims."
FELL DEAD SI'EAKING TO WIFH
Sunbury, Pa., Feb. 19.—While In th«
parlor at his home here this after
noon speaking to his wife, Charleg
Smith, aged 26 years, chief statistical
clerk for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company here, fell over dead from
heart trouble.
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