6 Manufacturers' Pure Food Exhibit Chestnut Street Auditorium Displays by the World's Largest Manufacturers of Pure Foods • \ MUSIC DEMONSTRATIONS PRIZES SAMPLES FOR EVERYBODY Exhibit closes SATURDAY NIGHT. Be sure to come TO-NIGHT, TOMORROW or - SATURDAY, see the beautiful displays and get acquainted with what is best to eat. | Admission tOc | Afternoons 2 to 5 = = - - - - - - Evenings 7 to lO - Floor Plan of Manufacturers' [ See Them in the Evans-Burtnett Booth. , Pure Food Exhibit \Make Your Home H-rv 1 r~* n j M~r~f n ° m i u~i l unt Products | | |a » | B l —[ . • « i. rj r a rvt ■f v p u ~~\ peomenape s Q Canned California fruits Peaches, jj = ==========^^ Ckernes, A.priCOts, Plums, jj * )> o u SUNKIST fruits do not simplyhappen—they are the P ~ r 5 N R n result of long experience and intelligent study. Car * # DC I— J j SUNKIST fruits are so carefully and thoroughly pre- N peomenape 3 * pared that they differ from the fruits most people know. D,' ; —= n SUNKIST fruits are prepared by specialists who know cfW 3,113.11 -LAllCcipplC y I; hj p how to pack good fruit—Sunkist fruit. ——— L SUNKIST fruits are for those who want the better 1 p *7 Lily of the Valley and Revere S Canned Vegetables / reoMENA^\ - \ f * rt \ 8 ** ** ** Evans—Burtnett / r L^x\ 51 Wholesale Distributors For / ' 3 J53 \ ti TT mi a A twt An rw Central Pennsylvania Lhh I WITMAN-SCHWARZ o Z ' £ x Wholesale Distributors ; - • S H •i- * N 3 » ~ 0 L e v ' EXHIBITORS AT THE SHOW \ 7TT7 T7T~ National Cash Rpaistpr Co AND WHERE THEY MAY BE FOUND $ j" i'~ * llttUOliai I Franklin Sugar Refining Co. IS Corn Products Refining Co. Ir; fe Showing total adders from S4O Up. All registers Sold On easy I Pennsylvania Milk Products Co. 19-20 Genesee Pure Food Co. N v ' • , , . , , Newton on. Wheat Cere.! Co. g C. \ «' S i N payments >f desired. J.r B 'SS;« h SS,S"CO. I5?rrSW, r „?lir BCo —* ' • We protect and detect. 7 Niagara Chocolate Co. 25 Bernard Schmidt. ~ : nisn B s£gf. o » si i peoicNAPE N. R. BLACK 10 Diamond Crystal Salt Co. ' 29 Minute Tapioca. * 11 Martin Wagner Co. ; 3u Continental Condensed Milk. K 3 « ■ C«l~. A„ on f 12 Pure Food Products Co. 1 ni C. P. Sponsler &Co 08 2 I o£ll6S Agent 18 Fould Milling Co. j 32 Ralph Goldsmith & Co. S S 1 ' J . I 14-16 Postum Cereal Co. I liaised Platform—The Dictaphone Co. * 35, Offir#» nOW KOOm, lUO lViarKei Otreei. O BOTH PHONKS HILL BOY GETS WAR NEWS AHEAD OF THE CITY NEWSPAPERS [Continued From First Pago] structlons, he cannot, under any cir cumstances, tell It. Sayvllle, Long Island, the headquarters of the Asso ciated Press wireless station, receives all the news of the war soon after it happens, and Mr. Knight, who has the beat wireless station in this sec tion of the State, gets all tho news from the Sayville station daily. Mr. Knight's station is the most efficient *nd best equipped ono around these parts. It is entirely home-made, but T.'ltll It he can recc've messages from distances up to 4,000 miles. He can also send messages over 100 miles. In his wireloss set he lias several instru ments built according to his own Ideas. —*• ■■mi'iWll I «i ■> I J > THURSDAY EVENING. HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH OCTOBER 15, 1914. ton, Va., is the best station In the world, but Wanamakcr's and the Philadelphia Navy Yard stations ure the only two near here that are better than Mi*. Knjght's. He has been in the amateur wire less gamo for the last nine years, be ing the first person in this city to ob tain a government license. Mr. Knight is a student of the Technical High School and is an active member of the Wireless Club at that institution. He suys anyone is welcome to come to his home at any time to see his Instruments work and he will gladly explain all he knows about wireless and answer any questions that will be asked. He has had many visitors and all of them say that ho has a fine and efficient bet. Hs station lias been inspected by the Firemen Under writers' Association and was pro-1 nounced safe. Mr. Knight says: "Many people think that a wireless station is dangerptis to a community because it attracts lightning. This, >»—im. Jjuit to, la JU«t the opposite. My station has been struck at least four times by lightning, and if it had not been hero in all probability the lightning would have struck the houses in this neighbor hood, causing a lot of trouble. With the exception of the spark-gap, through which over 00,000 volts of electricity pass when a message is being sent, there is nothing at all dan gerous about a wireless station." A Series of Marvelous Illus trations That Accompany Larned's Great His tory of the World The illustrations that accompany I*irned's History of the World, pro sent probably the feature that will quickest attract the attention and hold It. As wonderful and praiseworthy r.s tho work la from a literary etand- point. It is not less worthy of com mendation from an artistic point of view. Not one of the illustrations has been selected merely as an interesting: or attractive picture. Each of thek, more than 150 has been chosen to illustrate the text, to make it more emphatic, and to make the narrative more clear and realistic. The por traits are authentic; the battle scenes and world famous events depicted in colors and half-tones are reproduced from the greatest art galleries of the world. Some of the originals were sold at fabulous figures and held price less to-day. They will bear the test of the most critical examination of art connoisseurs. This is one of tne fea tures that puts Larned's History far above any similar work ever offered. Our readers are fortunate in being able to own these five great volumes al most as a gift. Head the coupon offer elsewhere in this payer. Parachute Man Has Thrilling Descent at Hagerstown Fair Special to The Telegraph Hagerstown, Md., Oct. 18. Yester day the unexpected happened when rain descended like a pall upon the big Hagerstown fair, blighting the receipts and reducing the attendance to the lowest for Wednesday of any exhibition in years. For eight years the fair has had a splendid run of weather, there not being a rainy day In all of that time. The receipts for the first day of the fair wero, »8,317.30, about »65 in excess of the receipts for the same day last year. Sheriff O. W. King and a squad of officers made a raid on the fair grounds at night and arrested forty men on the charge of vagrancy. The men were from all sections of the country, several giving their homes In Harrlsburg. They were found sleeping in stables. Johnny Mack, an aeronaut, made a thrilling descend with two parachutes from a balloon sent up at the fair grounds. J&uifc out, Luoja from tbo bal- loon while it was passing over the city and landed on the roof of the residence of Dr. D. Elmer Fahrney, who assisted the aeronaut through an Iron grating. Mack was not injured. All of the racing events were pulled off on the opening day, there being two bad spills in tho first heat of the 2.20 pacing event. The racing yesterday was affected by the rain. Mrs. L H. Wolf, of Harrisburg. has the racing program privilege at the fair. Mrs. Wolf is an enthusiastic horse woman. THE MISSES WESTBROOK Will open a studio for dancing upon the return of Miss Kathreen West brook from New York whore she is at present studying the new dances. Regular classes will be resumed after November first. Further announce ment regarding the studio will be made later. —Advertisement. WILL JL'VRHY SOMMER Waynesboro, Pa. Oct. 15. Miss Ruth Devor, Chatnbersburg, has gone to Livingstone. Montana, wliar# siut will be met on Friday by her fiance, Sergeant-Major Basil H. 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