4 "The Quality Store" Sensational Values For Tomorrow, Dollar Day Only None of these SI.OO specials will be charged. None sent C. O. D. No phone orders filled. Misses'S2.9B White Voile Dresses $t.2S all Silk Crepe de Chine— —sizes 13 to 18 years. Special at, 40 Inches wide. Special, per yard, SI.OO Misses' and small Ladles' light 1() online Flannel new this £n* ht wo'rth - ""snJJ&'ii sonson and dark. Special, tan worth to SIO.OO. Special 12 yards for SI.OO Children's $2.50 and $3.00 Wash- , 05c Bleached Seamless Sheets: able Cotton Pongee Coats sizes 2 slae 81x00. Special, 2 for . . SI.OO to 4 years. Special at SI.OO ladles' Silk Net and Chiffon wide—soft finish—special, 12 yards Waists, worth to $5.00. Special at for SI.OO SI.OO 1 12 , /4 c Cotton Batts nice, white Lingerie Waists— all sizes—s2.so cotton opens in sheets 7 feet and $5.00 Taluee. Special at SI,OO feet long. Special, 10 hat Is for House Dresses of the best inn- terlals worth to $1.50. Special 20c Bleached Bolster Cases—3- at SI.OO inch hem size 42x70 inches. Special, 4 for SI.OO Children's Sweaters, worth to $1.50. Special at SI.OO 10c Unbleached Canton Flannel —splendid weight and serviceable. Knit Shawls and Head Scarfs Special, 15 yards for SI.OO values to $2.50. Special at ..SI.OO Smyrna, Velvet nnd Rag Hugs, 30 Inches 3-inch hems. Special. worth to $3.00, slightly shop worn. 8 for SI.OO Special at SI.OO Men's $1.50 light weight Union Odd Couch Covers. Special at Suits. Special SI.OO SI.OO Men's 75c Athletic Union Suits. Matting Suit Cases—strong and Special, 2 suits for SI.OO —soft finish. Sjwcial at, per piece SI.OO Men's 50c four-in-hand Ties. Special, 3 for SI.OO 10c Oxidized Copper Stair Xos- lugs —lB inches long. Special at. Any 25c Cotton and Silk Hose. $ 'or SI.OO Special, 5 pairs for SI.OO 40-inch Curtain Swiss all Men's $1.50 Colored Negligee perfect regularly 10c. Special Shirts. Special SI.OO at 7 yards for SI.OO Men's 25c all linen Handkcr -25c Extension Curtain Rods chiefs. Special, % dozen for SI.OO high grade. Special at 0 for SI.OO Men's 50c Suspenders. Special. High grade Quaker Lace Cur- 3 pairs for SI.OO tains white and ecru worth ■ $1.50. Special at, per pair. .SI,OO Men's 50c Work Gloves. Spe- cial, 3 pairs for SI.OO 05c all-linen bleached and nil- bleached Table Damask —O2 in- 25c Hair Bow Klhbous. Special, ches wide. Special, 2 yards for SI.OO 0 yards for SI.OO 30-Inch LONSDALE Cambric soc Fancy Bibbons. Special, 3 perfect and cut from full pieces, yards for SI.OO Special, 9 yards for SI.OO $1.25 Longciotli In 10-yard pieces SI.OO —soft finish. 'Special at, per piece —— SI.OO Odd makes of Corsets worth to $3.00. S|>ccial SI.OO $1.25 large double size, gray Ijulies $1.25 and $1.50 Night Cotton Blankets. Special at SI,OO Gowns. Special SI.OO 15c all pure Linen Toweling soc Embroidered Corset Covers. for hand or tea towel use. Special, Special, 3 for SI nil 8 yards for SI,OO „ r-r — Ladies' $1.25 and $1.50 embroid sl.so Mercerized Taffeta Petti- cry and lace trimmed Skirts Snc coats in colors. Special at .. SI.OO cial SI.OO 25c large size heavy Huck Towels Indies' SI.OO medium weight rib —hemmed. Special, 5 for .. SI,OO bed I n lon Suits sizes 1 and 5. Special, 2 suits for SI.OO $1.25 double bed size Spreads— Marseilles patterns. Special, SI.OO Indies' 39c ribbed lisle Vests. Special, 4 for $1 0(i 05c all pure Dress Linen—ls inches wide. Special, 2 yards for $2.00 and $2.50 Icy Hot Water SI.OO Bottles and Cases. S|>ecial .. SI.OO $1.25 all Silk Poplin—lo inches $1.75 nnd $2.00 Vanity and Mesh wide popular shades. Special, Bags. Special SI oil Per yard SI.OO $1.25 all Silk Messallue —3O in- *1.50 worth of Notions. Special ches wide. Special, per yard, SI.OO SI.OO L. W. Cook: SIX MILLION MILES AFLOAT LESLIE-CLIRK WEDDING Six million miles or more on the At- Sptcia , Tc , lantlc highway without shipwreck is the record of Howard Ernest Hinsley, e'shey, Sept. 23. Miss Martha E. purser of the American liner St. Louis. Clirk, of Hershey, yesterday became Having reached the age of sixty he the bride of Charles H. Leslie, Jr., of gave notice on the last trip of the ves- Palmyra . The ceremony took place ■el, of his determination to retire . .. from the sea. He claims the record of at no ° n ' the offirlarst United Brethren church, of as a mate's boy on the city of Balti- Hershey. The bride is a former resl more. A year later, he went to the dent of Harrisburg and is widely rity of Antwerp and afterwards for known in that city and has hosts of two years he was with the navy. He friends in Hershoy, where the family was a purser on the American Line for has resided for the past six years LTBKS «»•» '■ '"I' 0 " •' "» land, and expects to end liis days Lebanon \ alley Iron and Stool corn there.—The Christian Herald. pany at Lebanon. Gefyour ahare of / Dollar Day (n ® Specials Vgfp/ Friday Only ONE DOLLAR OFF on every purchase amounting to FIVE DOLLARS. TAKE YOUR Anything in our store. All of our new Fall Styles are included in this big "DOLLAR DAY" rebate. $4.00 gets $5.00 Worth of Our "SHOES THAT WEAR" 20th Century Shoe Company MARKET SQUARE THURSDAY EVENING, HABIUBBCRG #SB&1 TELEGRAPH SEPTEMBER 23, 1915. AMiiseoneffls Miss Helen Tyler, who plays the titular role in the new Henry Blossom- Victor Herbert musical comedy suc cess, "The Only Girl," whloh comes to the Orpheum Theater, Tuesday and Wednesday, September 28-29, with mat inee on Wednesday. A special feature of the performance is an augmented orchestra of twenty musicians. ORPHEUM This afternoon and night—Hughy Bernard's "Americans." To-morrow and Saturday with daily matinees—Lyman H. Howe's Travel Festival. Tuesday and Wednesday and Wednes day matinee, September 28 and 29 —"The Only Girl." TRAVEL WITH IIOWE The pulse of the explorer beats within ys at all times with more or less pressure but when an opportun ity presents itself to gratify wander lust from a comfortable theater chair via such an admirable medium as Lyman H. Howe's Travel Festival which is coming to the Orpheum for two days beginning to-morrow with daily matinees in order to be here to help our city's improvement celebra tion, our longing to visit distant parts naturally becomes keener. In Howe's new program are reproductions of both California expositions which in cidentally also includes a trip through the Panama Canal. Of paradises fur ther afield there will be a fllmization of the Parks of Paris, the Gardens In the Champ de Mars, the Trollhattan Falls of Sweden, quaint Holland, Bel gium, and still other subjects will depict the steel industry in France, porpoise fisheries, a railroad ride across Norway from Christiania to Ber gen, and a ride on a U. S. submarine. The seats are now on sale.—Adver tisement. MAJESTIC VAUDEVILLE Heading the Majestic municipal bill is the Max Comedy Circus, an animal act so far from the beaten path of animal attractions that it is a genu ine novelty and comedy treat. "Back to Montreal" is the titfe of a comedy hit sprinkled with good songs that will come in for ft big share of the comedy honors also. Something de cidedly artistic offered in a series of dances presented by Mile. Sabina as sisted, by Cleveland Brenner. Rey nolds, the wizard of the air, and Pearl Brothers and Burns will offer an irresistible turn of comedy songs and patter.—Advertisement. THE YORK FAIR In the extent of its agricultural ex hibits, the York fair, which will be held October 4 to 8 inclusive, leads all others in the State and is not ex celled by any other fair in the East. The management offers $12,000 in premiums for exhibits; $6,100 in purses for track events. The only ex hibition of the Southern Pennsylvania Breeders and Fanciers' Association will be held in connection with the York county fair. First annual egg laying competition with three cash and five ribbon prizes will be. held. Other features offered are special corn con test open to contestants from 10 to 20 years of age, eleven cash prizes are given. Magnificent display of fire works Wednesday and Thursday nights. A $5,000 bill of high class arena and vaudeville attractions free every day' and at night. Music by four brass bands and two orchestras. Balloon ascensions every afternoon and at night. The largest fair grounds in Southern Pennsylvania consisting of seventy-four acres of perfectly drain ed lawns and highways as level as a floor. The next annual exhibition of the York County Agricultural Society will be the sixty-second.—Advertise ment. EI.SIE JAKIS IN "BETTY IX SEARCH OF A THRU.I." AT THE REG EXT TO-DAY Elsie Janls in "Betty In Search of a Thrill," presented by Bosworth was enjoyed by a large audience at the Regent yesterday, and wil be repeated to-day. When Betty arrives home from the convent to visit her uncle's family, they are careful to hide ail extreme low necked gowns and other worldly things lest they shock the devout convent girl. Betty finds them and Instead of shock ing they fascinate. They instill in her a desire to know more about such things which the world contains. There fore when Jim (Owen Moore), a young bachelor, proposes to her, she frankly tells him she loves him, but must see the world first. Angrily he leaves her as she sits before the old fireplace. Out Into the world she goes. She learns, but she pays for her lesson with many a pang and heartache. At the vi-tal moment, when Betty Is about to faint dead away, Jim, the faithful, appears just in time to catch her in his arms. What a relief then for Betty to awake and find It is all a dream. The warm hues the flames throw upon the leather panels of the beautiful room make her appreciate the full meaning of a home. Jim, coming in to plead his cause anew, has no trouble in convincing her that the world and Its false pleasure are not what they seem. Friday,' one day only—Jesse L Lasky presents the brilliant novel and suc cessful play, "Brewster's Millions" with Edward Abeles. Robert Brewster, a scion of a well-to do family, elopes with Louise Sedge wick. Peter Brewster disinherits Rob ert and refuses to be reconciled to the marriage, and later drives the voung couple from their home. A little son, "Monty" blesses the union. When "Monty" is a full grown man, Peter Brewster dies and bequeaths a million dollars to him. Come and see how "Monty" spends a million dollars in a year in order to Inherit a larger for tune. —Adv. (ATTENTION— ' BOYS AND GIRLS! Saturday. September 25. the Civic Club Fly Contests for this year will end. and you are all asked to bring your files to 11 North Market Square, on that day between the hours of 9 and 12, noon. The com mittee in charge will be glad to have you come as early as possible. Five cents a pint for all flies turned in, and also numerous prizes. ~~~~""""j' - ~"""™N In accordance with the plans outlined by the Chamber of Com- / ' 39c Sheets, 4 for $ 1.00 merce, this store will fully co-operate with the Municipal Celebration. I $2.00 Handbags, SI.OO 800 Bleached Bed Sheets, ° n the P™* ram for to-morrow is the Dollar Sale when the merchants Leather Iland welded seams, regular 39c of Harrlsburg will outdo themselves with special merchandise at the unl- ,, aBB _ thc new .T mel^o^.. value; $ Day *1 nn form price of SI.OO. shape; complete fittings; $ Sal ° 4 for ' See What the "Uptown Store 99 Is Doingl sl - 00 li»n 1n.i1,..' *1 aa Thl » Btor * wln make this the occasion of forcibly demonstrating to / ■< niiipfa VJ... rtr., SI.OO th « people of Harrlsburg and their visitors the extreme lowiiess of up- SI.OO Kmbroidery fift ' ,>er aoz town prices. New, Fall merchandise that regularly sells at $1.50, $2.00 Flouncing 2 yds for, wIiUU Shamrock Lawn Imported and even more will be among the $ items. Handkerchiefs with colored Only a few are listed, but come and see them all to-morrow. 45-inch Embroidered Flounc borders; $ Day *1 ftA L nsr: $ Day $1 00 Sale per doz. vI.OO A Sale, 2 yds, f0r.... • » 8c Outing Cloth, (1 OH $1.25 Crepe de Chine: An \ 20 yards i&I.UU yard ibl.UO . f$ 1.00 Good assortment of stripes I Light shades for evening wear I $1.50 Blankets, pr., $1 '" s and checks, in all colors; $ ~ da l\ k sha 1• W - 25c Sheeting, * 1 ft H a >ard 3 yards for 5 1 .UO f TT7T 5 yards for wl»Uv 200 yards of 36-inch Black 20 patterns of best quality ~f 1 "°> s » u « 8 < 8> 1 .00 ,t ... , j Silk Messaline; $ d* 1 fifl Ringwalt's "New Process" '* " or ■' I sasaas S-sjfss ■ v Shoes, pair ®I.UU V ' y $1.50 Umbrellas, SI.OO $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 values. 3 SDort Shirts .SI .(H) CI "Z 777Z? Children's sizes 8% to 11; J opui 01111 LS, $? 00 Cornets JKI .00 Mens and Women's Um- Misses' 11 %to 2; Little Gents' Men's 50c Sport Shirts, plain brellas, made of good grade 9 to 13%; Boys' 3% to 5%; blue, plain white and neat 2 styles of this Fall's models gloria cloth—good assortment all leathers. Very exceptional stripes; nearly all sizes; regu- in high grade Corsets of a of handles; $ d> 1 rvr| alues for $ i /\|-| l ar 50c quality; $ *1 flfl well-known make; t fIA Day Sale * .UU P Ay on)y «pi.UU Day gale 3 for .3>1.U0 j Day Sale 3>l .UU sf7^ —rrrri the uptown shoppihccehteb a nn - . Four Nainsook Night ■ M I m models from the new- Sfaßl Gowns of the regular I I II 1 1 I I est of t* l ' 3 Fall's un "VUU u JoSJI J u ssr'.ssyinjss: ®IJ Sale, d> Ino W • W % Day tfj 1 nn \|F 4fo $1 ■I I THIRD AHDBROAD II * t,c 3>l, jl M 2—51.00 pkgs. Bliss Nat. Herb Tab. SI.OO „ , ' , . \ \v\ " ■■'W y;9 „ ... .... . , _ ~ .. ~ . Pennyroyal, Tansy, Mullein, Sage, etc. W'W'f 'Tift s'.!.• ; HH 2—51.00 hot. DeWltt Kodol Lia. or Tab. .... . ..! . . —J22@£22L U.SJI PI Jh|l SI.OO These herbs will only be given when Kiß ||| 2—51.00 pkgs. Sargol SI.OO asked for. 2—51.00 bot. Phelps Rlien Klix ... Sl.oo Candv Snerial*; amm 4—GOe pkgs. Make Man Tablets. .. SI.OO Fvtra e Tooth Brush, lot- with one tul»e Milk Chocolate Brazil Nuts, with cream, A|J tides you can buy them at Colgate's Dental Cream; both for... 20c lb 20c EMM @91.00 Fellows H.vpophos 07c Asst'd Chocolates. Special, t/ 2 1b...12'/ic B1 Slioo Otb'ln^rto.Vhlo^r 11001 "•••' «?" Combination Hot Water Bottle and Foun- |M SI.OO Pinkhain s Veg. Com 63c tHln Syringe, red rubber with com- . --mrf&lr — i |h,^ SI.OO Sal Hcpatica 50c plete fitting; was made to retail at /*" A/lAfifPrnafSfcoJJ Kill «In« « SmKC an £ Sulphur.... «2c $2.00; our price $1.34 / MB km SI.OO Hood s Sarsaparilia 59c —^^ L—_____ Ijl SI.OO Presc j!...! 50c Special Notice / If®/' ffiiii SI.OO Wainpole C. L. O. s»c Always remember, wo will sell any- ' ,», v ul \ygkyuuT\ \ K!j| HH IJsterlno 5Hc | thing any of our competitors sell at their OSI.OO Resinol Oint (JOo prices if they happen to be advertised \ S. 1 ' '.w. m SI.OO S.S.S. for the blood s"c lower than our prices. It is impossible SI.OO Bromo Seltzer 57c to buy patent medicines, toilet articles, K'fl SI.OO 5-gr. Aspirin Tab 75c etc., cheaper than at "Clark's." We are M|il the Pioneers in the Cut Hate Patent tni riartl these goods acconnnodate our customers we are 50c Beef Iron nirl Wine ou opening a store at 300 Market street to Azurca Talcum Powder 18c Efl 50c California Syrup Figs'!!!!!!!!! 20c our cTX 'priceV St,II, " Hn I>C< k,C Crcam E)1 50c Doan's Kidncv Pills »Se easily to ou> atoui cut latt prices. Woodbury Facial Soap 16c E.ifl 50c Ely Cream Balm 31c . I>jcr Kiss Talcum 21c I^3 0 50c Lapa. Uc"puis :'.::'.::::: 'so Special Soap Offer Pinaud's Lilac Water / 48e pa 50c Phillips' Milk Mag " sj c Munvon's Witch Hazel Soap, regular Pear's ITnscented Soap 10c Flfl 50c Sloan's Liniment 20c 15< ' cake, at 5c cake; limit, 0 to each Djer Kiss Face Powder 43c H||J 50c Mlona Dyspepsia Tab. 31c t " sl<> " l< r - Cream Elcaya 31c »0c Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab 20c —————————— o» ssoe Diapepsln r ]] l ifebuoy Lava Ivory Soan Laßiache Powder 34c ™ 50c Danischinsky Dye 2»c _ ' 1 ' .. _ Riverls Talcum Powder 15c WJ® 4 ? , '" t ' Mentholatum 7 Cakes for +*o(/' Jess Talcum Powder 15c KjS lvolynos Tooth Paste 16c EL# Si X Zr*? ° f 25< " ,OU ,an ~uy thoso goods FREE Lyon's Tooth Powder 15c P&vl 25c Carter's Liver IMlls ll c One 50c Jar Palm Olive Cream or one ',,7. i 'i«« PI 35c Castoria 10,. 50c bottle Palm Olive Shampoo with a Hinds Honty ami Almond Crcam...Sic R|a 25c Haarlem Oil Caps purchase of three cakes Palmolivc Soap, Canthrox 20c P|VT "i5 c y s ' er 'nc 15c at 34c Java Rice Powder 28c !*♦' 25c Cascarets m.. „ ..... ... tra *»»e iiiii,... rni i? L ————————Creine tie Sleridor 20c ■•9 Drugs SS B IS asTSWi?J 2S«SJK! r .f!f;.:v.::'.'.:v.'.'.: 85 s',,l il,Jin J c Borax, lb. (20 Mule Team) 9e Charles Flesh Food 36c wA ißr 25c Hand's Remedies J2 C Bir(l Seetl ' Ib " ("d.xcd) »c Charles I'aee Powder 25c BTB 25c Bn no »5r TinwiHnn Glycerin, nt. • * 35c Mennen's Talcum llc E'B I'y oS C Mcnlholat'tim Su ß«r Milk, Merck's, lb 21c Babcock Corylopsis Talc 9c ■UI 25c Mußtero!e J5 C 1)0,10 Acld - lb IRc Pompelan Maas. Cream 20c Bjjfl T* .'K ::::::::::::: ££ Also at Our Old Established Store, 306 Broad Street of rewarding him with fat fire-insur ance policies, which put an actual pre mium on the largest possible loss and damage bv fire and water. On the other side, when the fire department is called, the man with a fire pays a good round sum for the services of the firemen and equipment. Instead of a thrill at being the basic cause of a brilliant setting for a moving picture, with brightly painted ladder trucks and resplendent steamers, and a few score of the bravest, In motor trucks, dashing to the rescue, there is con- sternation at the prospective bill, for the more that come the bigger the charge will be. Where a good part of the prospec tive insurance money is consumed in advance by the bill the fire depart ment will collect for their professional visit, a fire loses much of its claim. A city levies charges for the water it supplies for domestic purposes, and why not for water pumper to put out fires? The fact is, a score of things are charged for by cities which are not a fraction as logical as to charge for the use of the fire department. New York and Boston have already announced their tariff charges for tire service of one steamer up, and other cities should promptly do the same. A very large percentage of fires would never have occurred if some one had used reasonable care, and nothing will stimulate greater care so much as care so much as having to pay for what is now free as air.—H. H. Wind sor, in the October Popular Mechanics Magazine.