14 Friday Specials Bring a Host of Values From Every Department ■ /~~ ———————— n ■ \ r-———/■ No Fjriday Silk Spe ials jjpfcfcw&iihimiwhii juai.'ffliwiiw.wi . u„k Boys' $2.00 Shoes, cials Sent C O. SI.OO golfine or corduroy g «-== S 35 'PLnI Orders fo > tldrens wear - emerald This ISc Clutch Pencil and 5c Box of Lead 1 incite? piush°Ld f feit p Jo 80 - vs '. $2 -°° black and jf I ilOne and mahoganA', 27 inches *7 • 1 /~v 1 II I , hP. ' . , brown kid skin shoes, heavy 1 r rirlflV linlv - -- -- -- -- - J.V_-'V> on sale Friday in the special , , , ' . J Filled. 9S OS wide; special Friday only, "lOfly Uniy clearance at 10* stitched soles, not all sizesi 1 > P 3 . > P.. P. & S.. Street Floor. D„ P. & S., Second Floor, Front. special Triday Only, $1..{5- — yard — p- v Men's $3.00 Storm ; Women's Handk'fs SI.OO messaiine suitings, $1.69 to $1.98 Pat- Colored Dress Goods Friday Sale Slightly Jewelry Specials Shoes, $2.50 , •i j i 36 inches wide, navv and , ~ ri 75c shepherds' check. 42 Soiled UnderillUslillS 50c slippei buckles in gold Men s $3.50 tan storm calf Women s hemstitched col- - tern (Joths r riday inches wide; special Friday uuucuhumhw and oxodized silver; special and black box calf shoes, ored border handkerchiefs black with P in stri P es 5 *Pe- , only, yard 49* Nainsook corset covers, Fr ( ida - V ° nl >' •••••••••• *s* niade on broad toe lasts witli at 98c 89c navy storm serge, 50 lace or embroidery trimmed. sterling silver deposit heavy winter weight soles, i with'fancy corner designs in cial Friday only, yard, inches wide; special Friday $1 00 value ■ special Friday ware cream and sugar sets; not all sizes; special Fridav 1 .. . . . . . $1.69 to $1.98 pattern table only, yard 69* only' 50* special Friday only ... 50* only $52.50 i blue, pink and lavender, d„ p. * s.. street fioo,. cloths, slight bleachers'dam- 75c suitings, basket weave, 51.50 value ; special' Friday sl-50 Rogers silver plated D p.* s„ street Floor. values up to 10c ; special Fri- ages, size 63x63 and 63x82 54 inches wide, shade garnet, only 75* table spoons, dessert spoons / N inches; special Friday only Copenhagen and green; spe- $2.95 value; special Friday an ' ! ° r .. s; 1 s P ecial •' ™ ia y day only, 4 for JO* 98* cial Friday only, yard, 59* only . ....$1.49 only, half dozen . >9* " \ ! rhilrlrpn's Handk'fs Specials Fridav in 10c Toweling 8c slo ° serge cheviot, 54 Cambric and nainsook $1.98 and $2.50 silver mesh Bovs' Gauntlets I cniiaren S nanciK IS f iw. xuwciiug, ot inches wide, all wool; spe- gowns hiirh or low neck $1 bags, slightly soiled; special i Children's hem stitched White Goods 10c white linen finish tow- cial Friday only, yard. 69* and 75c values; special Fri- Fnday only ...... 50* Bovs leathe. lmed gaunt j cotton handkerchiefs, worth eling, red border. 17 inches SIOO Redona crepe, 50 day only 50* I'ancy candlesticks, clocks, let gloves, fringed and star 3c.; special Friday only, 3 for crepe.'madras°and yard ' . . °"i* shades^peciafWTday only* Corset Covers <la £ r ! nl - v •• • • 25 * aild 5 W cuffs » s P ccial Friday only 5* pique; special Friday only, ' yard 69* Camhric corset covers $1.50 Rogers silver plated Embroidery Specials yard 59c Table Damask, sl~>o wide* Copenhagen 4 h j g - h neck and tight fitting! Cambric corset cover em- $1.39 English longcloth, 42c T ' P - , *?? ' plain finish at neck and arm- L corsei cover cm green and navy; special l<ri- • ii™;* o 10 yards to a piece, 36 inches *? , ; K noies, limit two to a cus- ■ broidery in cross bar cftect, wide; special Friday only, 59c fine grade mercerized L~ } • '' -'a '•' i tomer and none exchanged; values up to 25c; special for piece table damask. 72 iuches Friday only ... 10« Men S Wool Vests Men's Flannelette T . .. . . , , „ wide, handsome new pat- n , •,p ■, n . Mens2.2o sheep wool Fridav only, yard .... 18* $129 English nainsook. 10 terns; special Friday only, Copenhagen, special Friday Brassieres p.- mfl , „ XT yards to a piece; put up in a yard .*..42* ° n &rl"L' ''' '''m * \ Brassieres, open front, re- pelt vests for all outdoor 1 a.ldmas Beaded Nets | ,eat white ox or gift giv- . . Sl P c 'P ,n » > "■><■ inforced under arms, lace or service 1 special Friday only Men's $1 00 flannelette na Beaded nets, 42 inches mg; special Friday only 65c Pillow Tubing wide, shade of navy; special embroidery trimme d ; spe- t rida} only Men s SI.OO flannelette pa wide, in brown, navy, grey, 45 c °" ly ' yard - cial Friday only 35* »l-59 jamas, frog trimmed, sizes champagne, reseda and light D " P " * s ' street Floor - D " P ' * S "' Street I,loor ' D ' P " &S " Second Moor ' D - p - & s - Men ' B store - 15 to 18; special Friday only blue, values up to 52.50; spe- 65c linen pillow tubing for ' . . _ . , , , . / pillow cases and bolsters. 4."> f \ v 4"Y cial Friday only, yard, 98* f inches wide; special Friday „ . ~ ~~ Men's SI 98 flannelette na Lace Specials Black Toques at 25c only, yard 15* tancy Aprons Corset Specials Women s $3.50 . lens $1.98 flannelette pa- Valenciennes lace edges Clearance of a special lot Bed Spreads, 09c Fancy round aprons, em- American Lady and D., P Shoes. and insertions, 1 to 21/2 c , , , . t , , ~ . , ert &S. corsets, $2.00 value; Women's $3.50 patent colt $1.50 inches wide, values up to of black toques for elderly SI.OO single crochet bed broidery ruffle trunmed, 50c special Friday only..Sil.SS shoes, button and lace styles Children's Pajamas I(V* snerial Fridav onlv women in the Friday clear- spreads, extra good quality; value; special Friday only ci • , • . made on a full toe last with ' P •' special Friday only 69* Shirtwaist Ruffles medium low heels; special Children's $1.19 "Kewpie" laces, 14 inches ""'" Turkish Towels u„ P. ts„ s. ro ,d tJ?* ruffles, slightly f I I pajamas, sizes 2to 10 years; I I wide, m ?n e s hadow V P'ain white Turkish 50c ruffles; special Friday Women S $2.00 special Fridav 0n1y... .95* values up to 39c; special « A bath towels good size hem- only 25* Slippers, 95? , f , XT . Lj . Cl _ Friday only, yard .... 10* Remnants med; gpecial Iriday only Black Dress Goods 25c ruffles; special Friday Women's $2.00 black and Mens Night Shirts Ribbon Specials Clirtain G oods 25c bleached Turkish bath inches sp^ial" Friday kp. & s.. street harnl^Hirne!"sole^wkl!'lngli Men ' s 75c f,annele "e a,, . , • Remnants of curtain towels, good heavy quality; . 1 ~ . . •, T - • > i • , , • muslin and silKolin., 36 special Friday only ... ' Vatiue. RengO Belt Corsets "eels; spec,a, br,day night shirts, good colors, U in a full range of colors, inches wide; special Friday Hnrk Tnwek inches wide; special Friday Rcngo Belt comets, sizes Girls's2.oo black kid skin sizes 15 to 20; special Friday values up to 25c; special only, yard 5* , - f,o r , , only, yard 69* 34, 35 and 36; S3OO value; lace shoes made on full toe onlv 50 * Fridav only, yard .... 18* ' , _ . and 19c part linen buck $1.50 black waffle check, special Friday only, $1.69 lasts with low heels, sizes ' * Panel C 111 tains towels, plain white and col- 50 jnchcs widc . soecial Fri _ L 0.. P. &a. Second Floor. 21/ ln4 . snprial FriHav nnlv Unrc' Satin taffeta ribbons, Ito ored borders, slightly dam- d onl d ZZ=ZZZZZZZZZ: 7,1 3 95* » °° YS Kol? cur,"abis with "braid L„- = Fnday special Friday only P yard_ uiing, 2/, yards long; spe- _ \ \9s* Me " 8 Sllk Neekwear Sed with ?ow $ ™" h cial l'ridav only 98* UamaSK LlOllies $2.00 black silk poplin, 46 Men's 50c extra wide heels; special Friday only ro " c °H ar > black, grey and Women S Xeckwear Mnclin Piirtainc fine all linen dam- inches wide; special bridav flowing-end four-in-hand 98$ white; special Friday only ; iVI USIin curtains ask doilies with scalloped onlv, yard $1.49 ties • law wWrinn nf Infants' SI.OO black kid Women's neckwear in a SI.OO to $1.50 odds and edge, 6 and 9 inches; special $2.00 black broadcloth, 54 ' S .' o pat shoe§ wJth turn goles 95^ large range of styles, slightly ends of curtains in muslin, Friday only 5* inches wide; special Friday terns; special Friday only and spring heels . sp ecial Women's Golf Vests s ? i ! e i aluc>< U P to ' s P e " plain edge and ruffled, 2'/ 2 *>., r. & s.. street Floor, Rear. only, yard $1.69 Friday only 59* Women's $2 50 eolf vests Cial Friday only, yard v . 8 . '' L D.. P. &S„ Men s Store. D.. p. & S.. Street Floor. women s goit vests, yaids long, special briday Lining Specials V V i sleeveless, green and grey Crepe de Chine Windsor onl - v ' P air 69 ~ 20c black sating 36 " mixtures or plain white; spe ties in ombre shades; special Fancy Chintz Specials in Dress inches wide; special Friday 50c Leather Belts,2sc Basement Specials cial Friday only $1.50 Friday only 25* 25c to 29c fancy chintz in Cottons °V)c'bYack' Fanner's satfit Me „. g and b , , 0 SI.OO Welsbach Chic Gas Men's Coat Sweaters Sleeveless guimpes in fig- white grounds with colored 25c cotton suiting, solid 40 inches wide; special Fri- ' Lamps. Special Friday only, Men's $1.50 heavy weave ures net with high collars, patterns, pink, blue and yel- shades, washable; special day.only, yard 39* leather belts; special Friday ' maroon coat sweaters with values up to 39c; special Fri- low; special Friday only, Friday o/ily, yard 7U* 35c floral satine. 36 inches ~ „ „ • , .. day only 25 * yard 19* 18c crepe, neat figures on wide; special Friday only, only 25& 30c Colonial I umblcrs. roll collar; special Friday d„ P. st s„ street Floor. D.. p. & s.. Third Floor. white and colored grounds; yard 29* Special Friday only ... 2o* only 95* ___J , special hnday only, yard i»„ p. & s.. stn-ot Floor. ' U ' 9 ' 98c optic etched glass bon Mackinaw Coats ... ■ bons. Special rridav only, ~ embroidered crepe, ——— Mens $7.50 plain navy B ±^ e h ß V a , n, l etS Aluminum Ware y C °S Friday Sale of SI.OO Book Specials ScißW C $2.00 bath robe blankets; yard 19V Trimmed Hats 70c leather bound Every- polish. Special Friday only. B,ZCS ' SpCC,al ,day y special Friday only ..$1.69 Specials for Friday 25c and 50c crepe and silk man's Library books, odd 3 * Sheets and Pillow ... . * mushn, solid shades; special Black velvet turbans, sail- titles. Special Friday only, 39c oyster fryer with wire Men's $7.50 plaid mack- Nest of aluminum lipped eir k" ' V ' \ r"\ u ors other effects, trim- 35* basket. Special F'ridav only, inaw coats, brown and grey Cases ' ' $1.25 brocaded poplin, half ' .J p effects, extra heavy; special 59c 76\-Q0 inrhpe saucepans, consisting of 11/?,l 1 /?, s 'lk. inches wide; special met * with wings and fancies, SI.OO set of World Wide Friday only $5.98 . . . c „ • ,r.\ i Friday only, yard 45* formerly $2.95, $3.95. and Encyclopedia, 12 vols, cloth. 25c Sanitary glass mouse p .' M , p cia nday only 2 and 3-quart si/es, $1.69 50c crepe, half silk, self $4.95; in the special clear- Special Friday only, $3.50 traps. Special Friday only, ' ' 50* I colored figures; special F*ri- I I _ nr „ p_-.„ v . II II 15$ I 20c 42x36-inch bleached value. Special Friday only, day only, yard ....... ' ' Fountain Pells ~ ooliihinir cloths Sne f I l° WCaS ":. SPtdalEr S «»♦ white ground with noraI S de- and 98c Fancies Follnlai „ pens: ciaT FiSuy on^..!. f; 11$ Ns Friday Special, Seat C $1.40 6-quart aluminum s '^ n ' s P ec ' a ' Friday only. r nday at 10c $4.50 value. Special Fri- 15c dairy thermometers. c 54x36-inch bleached yard 8* Fancies in black, white day only $2.00 Special Friday only .. 10* 0. D. or Mail or Phone Orders pillow cases; special Friday preserving kettles. Special and colors in many styles in $2.50' and $3.50 values. 5c coat and hat hooks. Spe -5 Friday only 89* Friday only, yard the s P ec,al cl earance Friday Special Friday only. .SI.OO cial Friday only 3* Filled. V., P. & S., Street floor. Front. D., P. & S., Street Floor. 10* D-. P & s„ Street Floor. D. P. & S. Basement. D. f P. & S., Basement. D., P. & S., Second Floor, Front. V — -■ * —»V ■ ================ " =====3== J WELFARE CONFERENCE WILL CLOSE TODAY (Continued From Page 9) It has not been possible during my term to persuade legislators, your rep resentatives, to enact such a law." Further on after summarizing objec tions voiced he said, "I believe and firmly believe that there should be a law that will give to the family a com pensation sufficient to provide for the maintenance of a family as though the bread winner wore living." tn closing the Governor said: "I have nothing but contempt for those « omlng to our State and saying what should be dono and what is the Ideal and the great theories they have for THURSDAY EVENING, helping and all of that, if they can't point us how and what to do and how to do it." Wheaton'g Good Idea Post, chief of the Bureau of Immigration, Department of Dabor, Washington, spoke on the beneficial effects of mediation late in the after noon, giving several concrete cases to illustrate his point, and the creation oi a State bureau of employment was urged by IT. H. Wlieaton, supervisory Investigator of Immigration for the State Department of Dabor and Indus try. He argued that such a bureau is needed to regulate the industrial life of the laborers not only that they can secure employment but that an inter-State exchange can be made in times when labor in scarce in one part of the country and plentiful in an other. Fifteen to twenty States now have similar bureaus, he said. Topics relating to the various voca tions were taken up by delegates who in five minute discussions told of the need for additional legislation. A. R. Jerllng. representing tlie street rail way employes of Pittsburgh, advocat ed the carrying out of the require ments affecting only motor driven ve hicles at present, in reference to bear ing lights after sunset. He said that all vehicles should be equipped with lights after dark. Fred Rowley, of Philadelphia, urged the adoption of an act requiring all drivers of motor driven vehicles to take an examination and requiring the examining board to furnish certillcatcs of efficiency to those who passed suc cessfully. He said that, a railroader only becomes an engineer after years of service, but that anyone of proper age can drive an automobile, the re sult being there are thousands of fatalities from careless or ignorant driving. L. Overcasli, of Pittsburgh, asked for a law that would protect barbers who work In underground shops. His proposed act would prevent overhead heating systems, drafts, gaa stoves HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH without flues and other things in cel lar barber shops. School Children to Be Taught Safety Every Month by City Experts Plans are now tentatively completed by the Harrlsburg Safety Council to have a permanent organization in the public schools to teach the children the principles of safety. The Safety Council will take the matter up with the School Board in the near future with a view to having safety lectures and educational ex hibits in the various buildings peri odically. The children will be taught tho rules of .safety with regard to street cars, fire, crossings and so on by competent lecturers who will be members of the educational committee of the council. On this committee will be members of the Harrlsburg Cham ber of Commerce, the Civic Club, rep resentatives of the Harrlsburg Rail ways Company, Motor Club of Harris burg and other organizations of simi lar nature. At the present time every school child in the city is being taught the principles of safety first in connection with the big efficiency and welfare conference now on. 11. I*. Brownell, safety inspector for the Chicago Rail ways Company, is conducting the school work. Exhibitors to Be Guests of Engineers' Club Tonight Exhibitors who have had a busy week at the welfare and efficiency ex hibition this week will be guests of the Engineers' Society of Pennsylvania to nlsht. Promptly at 10 o'clock tho NOVEMBER 19, 1914. wheels of industry at Chestnut Stree Auditorium will stop. One-half hour later members of the Engineers' So ciety will receive the exhibitors at the Board of Trade auditorium. The program calls for a great time. There will be music by the George W. Updegrove orchestra, vaudeville stunts and Informal speeches. A buffet luncheon will be served. The recep tion and smoker will be for exhibitors only. The attendance last night broke all previous records. Each exhibitor was a strong bidder for popularity and it was 11 o'clock before the big crowd left the building. Delegates In at tendance at the welfare and efficiency conference were the guests of the ex hibition directors and special demon strations were offered, including talks on things new in safety first ma chinery. An exhibit that afforded much in terest last night was that of Pennsyl vania State College. Each branch of instruction at this college is explained ; with Illustrated talks. Th« Harrtk bury Post Office exhibit, with the macf devices for taking care of parcel DQA» packages, attracted attention. Light. Exhibit Of all the exhibits and demo* strations tliat attract big crowds at th> Pennsylvania Welfare and Efficiency Exhibit in Chestnut Street Audltoriun? none is interesting more people than the electric light and electrical appli ance display of the Harrisburg Light and Power Company. The method of lighting the company's booth is unique In that Illumination is furnished by every type of incandescent from a wee 2-candiepower bulb to a great 1,000- wat new type "C" high efficiency light. Next to the illumination the elec trical appliance demonstrations attract the most attention. Most any house hold duty from ironing and washing to toasting bread and boiling coffee is represented and the methods whereby thos'- little trials and tribulations of the housewife may be made easier and more effective via electricity are dem onstrated in practical way*.
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