To-morrow—The Time to Prepare For the Thanksgiving Festivities
The Great Sale of Makers Surplus Stocks Offer Big Money-Saving Opportunities
Shop Now For Xmas We Trim Kaufmans Store Opens BA. M., 1 f Free picture^ f °you J
Stocks now complete. prim HATS I 3J OflTl'^lufSCtlirClSSurplus I Closes Saturday I I >urrh«^M 0l of el ii'oo e I
much more convenient and rrtvr I « fef y\ '■- - f * <l . i- OXOCI\S I _ . ___ enlarged and we guarantee to
satisfactory to shop when you r KLt jy t Evening 9 P. M. return same_to you in perfect
I J"" YOUR THANKSGIVING APPAREL I £"
Whether It Be a Suit, Coat or Dress—Will Be Quickly Found at Kaufman's &at Exceptional Attractive Prices KSSKN
Hundreds of New Suits, hundreds of New Coats. The surplus stocks of New York and Philadelphia's
W? ■■ best makers, all here for you at prices that are less than makers'cost. Every Model a Bargain
>Q V-" II Swagger New $15.00 Suits for Women / Women's and Misses' Coats; Worth ||
/\ juk\ jL J; and Misses. Manufac- d* Q 4m J&. SIO.OO. Manufacturers' T7 C!!
S y \?*.\ ££ !! turers ' Sale Price / A SalC Price (PO« IO ;; , \
j iS/ / '• > t ' ie wante< * colors and sizes, in a wide / £w_. jAfaf s \ A good variety of fashionable colors; all ' J (nili)
- j n&g'" \ sizes and the newest styles. ||
/■ lIV '• Stunning New $lB Suits For Women [ <|®BF?\k A. TV fIHBI Women's and Misses' Coats; Worth " rßPlpty
fi/illl\ and Misses. Manufac- 1O AA 1M& ) |l .JV j&mHIU sl4 ' oo ' Manufacturers' d»Q fiA I!
. . p • « 30 0 turers' Sale Price ... <P 1 Z.UU 1 | Sale Price V«/*uU ;;
This Seasons Mann !! A " this season's smartest styles, colors ( «jk Striking new models, excellently tailored J J
Blouses For Women Manu- « sizes. \ | a co * ors an( * ®^ zes - ■* / /
in an almost endless variety and <• CleVer, Stylish $22.00 Suits For Women |™M Wll , j Mli Women's and Misses' Coats; Worth!! L-/J
a riot of beautiful colors anil styles. J J and Misses. Manufac- "1 .PA Jk ''H ®/I VI I
All the newest shadow laces, nets, \ \ tur „_, g.,. p- tb 1 4.3U MW WMMM&I / \ \ , P &IS.UU. Manufacturers fl» lOAA .. Cggf , W\feW E
and crepe de chine silk; all colors turef S oale Hrice ... V * ••VV aJ, Ilv .Mt/ h i Sale Price V X MtUU JJ I^L
and sizes. ' J All sixes and colors, In both fur trimmed fmSl'. j|;ji' -.tiVw"?. ifiUWi I \ \ I 1 Tll . ( )h .„, <> ■*• ' —'•" ■'*'■—■'
Gorgeous New Blouses For ~«r plain tailored models. \ \ ! ■ how such a little price could buy such - Girls' Newest $3 Serge Dresses.
Women Manufacturers MW \ I I UjU! //I values. All sizes and colors. !! Manufacturers' d» I AC
Sale Price $3.95 - Beautiful $25.00 Suits For Women !! Tew'styles, made of wool
SIB.OO r+ tf°A
ors: all the most wanted materials ■> jWKnrSS'iEwMM !] Manutactui ers | Cfl " ! . _ _
included, rascinating use of nets, ■■ A host of the newest models produced O-Tn Sale Price X a <> Girls Newest Pure Wool $4.00
•««". Georgette a feature j j for (llis season s wear. All colors and sizes. TvaVT , , , . Serge Dresses. Manufacturers'
of the showing. All sizes. ~ VO \ Splendid varieties of the handsomest <• " & . . _ A
Handsome New Blouses For !! M W models, in all the latest effects; all sizes and !! Sale Price <j» \
Women Manufacturers' Women's and Misses' Extra Large V)) J colors and materials. season's'prettlMt Fa" styles.
Sale Price O*J !! $30.00 Suits. Manufac- tf|l A 7 C /' \ " In all colors and sizes Bto 14 years.
at r'..ssv ' willow' taffeta
chine. Georgette crepe.' nets, taf- !! Mndc of handsome all wool materials, in Fully worth from $35.»0 to $50.00. T-, u _, DT r , r\AT'C '!! Serge Dresses; Worth up to
fetas, flesh, white anil plain colors, .. black and navy blue; 37 to r>3. Manufacturer- 1 Sale Price rOr oest rLUon tUnlo ~ Mannfarfnr Ark r\ F<
dainty stripes and pretty plaids. •• Nothing new.er created for this season's selling ~ i P O - manuiawiui- U'M yu
All the newest stvles and sizes. " : than thene choice models we offer at $24.75. Made And they are priced lower than you can ers' Sale Price . . tP M•iJ U
Gorgeous New Blouses For "Forstman & Hoffman $25.00 Suits ' anTboMom of r °coat° th All 'the begin to buy them anywhere else. See these ;; .Clever models, of fine cor-
Women Manufacturers* •• For Women and Misses. Manufac- ant ' s!^r s i '' oatß are " necl 't' l the ljpst de X 25.00 New PI.XSH CIQ JK ~ other colors; sices Bto 14 years.
oiri . ■» . , c . _ . _ cygne lining. COATS, for A ' u ..
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va'st'r Tr ,:: e vU/.i)U 'note- 1 <"M..m.r i»„>in« H s u » « P i coats, for .i>z4.75 ;; Serge Dresses
effects in'Geolgette crepe 6 shadow t It s a rarp ~lin K to receive one of this 4'oat nt Kaufman's to-morrow which 537.50 Now PI.CSIT <!OQ fffl •> a t vl
la. es and the new UaJium Ue fl !! maker's garments below price. These come iJ",^pl^tvT,f COATS ' fOP .. Am „ inff valuM __ the newest of
Blouses: plenty of lovely combina- ■■ In a good lot of desirable models: all sizes TISmUKD-lvine linv $45.00 New PIAISH <> the new. Splendidly made and
tion effects. All sizes, all colors •• ~n n /.«!«.■= L J fnr . <PuO»UU <> trimmed: large variety from which
und all this season's latest stvles. * ' ' to choose; all sizes.
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* C% Another Great Saturday Sale of * For Saturday I Two Splendid Fur Specials F«r Saturday |
I Warm Winter COATS For Girls * Only : abP/fow^J' 1 "" 1 ' Furs in ,he Utest style and remark "
i I g ul" s . ) __ AII s,zos -to M Years * . | , . $35.00 Natural Opossum Scarf f
» ttfit&SsZsL «S Smart, stylish, practical Coats, made Just as handsomely for girls ★ Special Sale Of Dollar J _ n j Muff t
M F V: as the larger coats for women. All the newest styles, colors and sizes + . 2 u f
* for jrtrls up to 14 years. * Watches | _ MAJiUFACTrnBnS' SALE' PRICE, S
J >WmW 8:{ -' 0 <° * 4OO Glr l s ' WJ ntor COATS; $7.50 to SB.OO Winter COATS For * weH-known make-stem wind il . t9i 7^
* j j [A HjW,# Manufacturers' CO 75 '"'^ ls i, i ;. la,,u $5.95 1 and stem set; every _ 74-C ♦!
* Sale Price * ' "choice C o f'new'mixtures, cordu- ★ w »tch guaranteed | » Colors, natural, black, Alaska,!
* W!Z{ New corduroys, astrakhan, etc.; c'oulrs'aru? sizes niode ' eil lainb: J . if Scwfs «A MellonXffs! '* I
* ( ,A V W M tTS«M Winter COVts'kot BW $8.50 Ph.rfi a.i«l Fur Trl.nme.l $ $1.50 tO $3.50 Values in ;|
* V T-r''' A Y to *«.oo Winter MAT i . CO ATS; Manufacturers' ig QC ★ Lavalliere«; H Women's and Misses' SIO.OO £
% I Girls; Manufactruers tf?o 7C Sale Price «PU.*7«J ★
/fc (I iL~/\ \ I*' 4 ' l "® * * ur t J' mme I c ? 1 oats . sizes 6to 14 Pretty gold-filled kinds, set with t|HM « «iviptrTiKt'Rv' «»i f n mrp £
* / X f l /o/ V \ years: fur collar styles, 2to 6-yr. + various enlnred stones- d>l An ♦♦ vm il* ./ *& 4m 3P MAMFACTORERS' SAI.E PniCE, t
J //\ \ A I \ V Sizes 2to 14 years; all wanted gizes: come in black, navy and ★ s.i pl ' $ 1.00 ;1 iff A - -
* / 4 colors and new materials. brown. * Manufacturers Sale Price «" * ;i jKgg? M» (f/J At t
* 4 WAL \V\ $0.50 Winter COATS For Girls; S^ S xrlmmed"co 'dJo' A'fi * 0T" VO.VD
$ \1 \\ Manufacturers' $4.95 ManuWctu.crs' Saic PHce $8.95 ★ Odd Ivory Pieces 1 T ' arße Pi,low Muffs, natural |
* ** V» \ - ale Price Made of the best materials and ★ „ u ~ . n g f, K rabbit, tiger stripes, scarf trimmed f
* 2\ \ Vast collection of new styles and linings. Plush coats, in sizes 6to * Choice of Puff Hoxes, I-lair lte- * r VBH with heads and tails and satin J
* fabrics; all sizes 2to 14 years. S years only. P'ur trimmed coats. ★ ceivers, Files, Hooks ?4f» It ii lined. f
™ ★ and Cuticle Knives " 1V j % 'MQK3S »||l% Coney Fur Scarfs £
WOMFN'S LEATHER Coney Muffs to match
| Another Big Surplus Stock Sale of BLANKETS c j k_Wsr , P „. |
T, r—r-1 a ,» sn■ „ ,1 J 1 ""™ 0 "" 69c
New Goods r //7 fflf JyOrflflJll Jin/SPftlPflf* Unparalleled v"" w^w,- —v^.—^ww^v^wv
Just Arrived l " Low Prices r— 7- ; ; —p i Continuing the Sale of 2,000 Pairs of Ladies' Kid andj
v / v. J Makers Surplus Stock of i „ r ,?, , T , n , J
~.2 3„ K A vvc,nTON o 7c ?5e DOUBLE BKD SUEGTS Plain Woo' Finish Women's and Children's i Washable Glovcs ' at Less Than Maker s Cost j
m.ANKFTs VtC . __ riain wooi rinibn Women s ana s ? Xo tclUng whcn we -|j cver ah | P to duplicate this offer. Buy]
All colors, tan, gray and white, • ' - SS/C BLANKETS \n arm V'riit- syour winter supply now, before the stock is exhausted.
good big size and beautiful borders, quality. Special, each Warm Jvmt V lr ' •
Colors—Tan. Gray and White «j lilies' I.a<lies' Kid Gloves,J
$1.50 COTTON CI OA , , _ jo 00 value Soeclal oair . $1.38 ¥ T ' 1 % Chamoisette New $1.25 Values; J
Bl H\avy fc Totton A, Blanke'ts. ln\an, WO<W<PBLANKETS. SI «97 $2.25 value! Special! pair:... $1.48 I A A|> lA7AQ 1* J worth'sl.oo°
gray, colored borders; size 72x80. Full double bed sjze woo i nal) $2.50 value. Special, pair... .$1.68 WIIU VI "T vttl Manufacturers' [ i (
> blankets that wilt give you good th . anf i <,i Z e<, ? So,e * >rice / \ 89c ■!
75c ECLIPSE COFFEE MI 1.1. wear, in a large range of colorings. «, no PI 4fn wnol All the wanted weights and sizes . f?Q / f A \ !
Desirable household size; S2.fi7 in good warm winter grades, priced J, Q&7C | j JfiZ* | In all the les.dlng^
grinds coffee either coarse, me- " BLANKETS, PAIR • exceptionally low. ? Good washablci J* |J iiiades and black.jj
dium or fine; special OQ r $3.50 PLAID WOOLNAP ®0 1Q These Blankets are made by one Fi.FFrr LINEI) ?grades: very ser-I A, ./7\ jltwo-button clasp;J
Saturday BLANKETS, PAIR $2.19 of the host mills in Pennsylvania b&AC«ED PAnS
This blanket is a verv heavv and come in tan, gray, pink and long sleeves, all sizos; worth 35c. /and gray. Two \ J / rows of neat silk J
HUCK TOWKIJS quality, made of oxtra fine cotton bl ue plaids; double bed size. Manufacturers' Surplus 23c ? ] U\^izes llo " c,asps ' \y / stitching:.
JL'* a soft fleece surface. Stock Sale OC { A » Vi.. I
o ' . 'i , IOC i Ladli;s' Kid Gloves n. " "f Ladies' Kid Gloves,,
Special, each $4.50 WHITE LAMBS' <tO QC WOMEN'S FLEECE-LINED, S New $1 75 Vahles-' & Vow $2.25 Grades;"
15c TURKISH BATH TOW'ELS BLANKETS, $2 69 White , Lamb's Wool Blankets. PANTS, drawing string and pearl . Sale ITiee JjJ. £** " J
Large white towels. 101 /_ _ PAIR ' . , buttons, worth 7Gc, all sizes up to ? A J! J._T
Special IZV2C „ , with a slight cotton mixture; pink 44 Manufacturers' AC n $1.23 JC \
II 1 leecedown Blankets, and blue borders; size 70x80; Surplus Stock Sale **OC ?
"Or TI-RKISII R4TH TOWFIS ! B '. 8 " k F° u !?,f : sli ehtly imperfect. i All sizes, In black and colors; I Perfect fitting and wearing. In,
_»c TIKKISH BATH TOWK LS colors pink, blue and tan; size 72x nrrtvirv*fi vi vktf IT vim 5.r * ~ , , . I a lot of new colors and coloredi
Extra heavy towels, large 1Q C .8 inches. itm, n fVIOV sriTS n Hi/Ji' 5 perfect fitting kid gloves, in I stitc hlng combinations; all sizes,"
sizes. Special / N $5.00 PLAID WOOL BLANKETS. worth Manufacti7re'rs' yl C ? black, white and colors. * black and white. J
25c AND 35c YARD-WIDE An Extraordinary tfQ QC «,i P ntii« fltnok 'S.IB 4DC
50«- TURKISH BATH TOWELS SATEEN—in blacks and colors! Value; I'air ... JbO.»o Surplus Stock Sale
Fine colored border, extra large excellent grade; short lengths- . *
'"'"' kll 39c 12 ' /2C j TWO GREAT TRIMMED HAT !
K^E~- A £9= giilp™ EFsf;""79= : SPECIALS, FOR SATURDAY ]
V slightly soiled; special 53.17 CHILDREN'S FLEECE-LINED ♦ This Season's NeW- '
12«ic HEMMED PILLOW CASES 50c TABLE DAMASK—Mercer- * 9 RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS, all \ • Jd* PA !
42x36 and 45x36, in. >zed. full 64 inches QQ 85c CROCHET BED SPREADS sizes, worth 35c. Manufacturers' ? eStSS.UU 1 rimmed \ \ Kll 1
each •: 10c w,de " Spe !!!L_i^n-'" 39C i3i. 7 S ! nches 59c sa,T ,us , stoek 23c : H ats, Special Sat V 3. 3U !
<2x9o; each " inches wide, dice Jift r 1 ! , , 1.
patterns, yard .... 49c 97c "'xf 1 2 P , t016 . ♦ « tt: - A lot of the best styles from which /X// / !
•Mi<- MIIBMV KHKRTS Special, each ,G „ C - Manufacturers 4 to make a satisfactory selection. is St 1 sail <
Size 81x90 inches, good QQ„ Surplus Stock Sale I _ >• ■■■ I !
quality. Special, each ... C || SI.OO Turkish I I
Oi > » 4 : 50 ,,..
in J i~3 size Satin Mar- /i //» K% \ mft KS pTll IBirlfkHrilWrn I HRVn■■ Ml K1 W 'II ; vets and hatter's plush Hats. Entirely new and '
"lesisn.- i°n 1 ' III"' K "°\ sl*9s ||j 1 [|ij| |h! | Qiii MlflStil! lli a| 111 HK! I Bill' r® IIIIMi ill fm jjr Jj J desirable shapes, variously trimmed with pretty (
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FRIDAY EVENING, ' n - HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH NOVEMBER 19, 1915
AoouseMeflTs
OHPHECM
To-morrow. matinee and night—"Me,
Him and I."
Monday night, November 22—Interna
tional Wrestling Matches.
Tuesday, night only, November 2S
Jacob P. Adler in ••War Victims."
(Yiddish).
Wednesday, matinee and night, Novem
ber 24—Jefferson De Angelis in
"Some Baby."
Thursday (Thanksgiving Day) and Fri
day, with dally mutinees, November
2H-26 —"The Big Craze."
Saturday, matinee and night, Novem
ber 21 —"Have You Seen Stella?"
"ME. HIM AND I"
"Ale, Him and I" is the title of tlx*
clever musical comedy concootion pre
sented by Hurtig and Seamon. who in
the past, through giving the public tl<«
beat that money could procure, hav*
has gained for themselves a reputation
equalled by none and this season they
have secured a better show than ever
before, headed by Ollie Mack, assisted
by Meyer Harris and Frank lie Mack,
a trio of funmakers equalled by none.
"Me, Him and X" Is a musical comcoy
out of the ordinary, and written upon
new lines and new business, and hav
ing a plot that Is away from anything
ever presented to the oations of the
Orpheum, where this company will be
seen to-morrow, matinee and nlglu;
and all who enjoy a first-class atti-au
tlon should not miss seeing "Me, Him
and L"—Advertisement.
INTERNATIONAL WRESTLING
MATCHES
Sensational is the offer made by
Mort Henderson, who meets Joe Ron
cone, the Italian champion, at the Or
pheum Theater next Mondav night in
i a wrestling match, the best out <>C
three falls. This offer has all
sportdom talking. It !s none other
than an offer of $1 for each and every
minute over five that any local u lvstser
can hold him. Prospective candidal*-*
for initiation Into '.he iron grai'p of
Mort Henderson's clutches should a.-
dress themselves t.o Mr. Buxlingame at
the theater.—Advertisement.
JACOB V. ADLER
On the 23d day or November the
famous tragedian and world renownel
celebrated actor, Jacob P. Adler, to
gether with his all-.star coinuany will
invade the Orpheum for one perform
ance in the now raging success in t'm
city of New York, "War Victims,' i.,y
|M. Riehter. author of "Her Awaken -
ing.' This play is a dramatic vision
ot the dreaded war situations now pre
dominating the eastern hemisphere
and the climaxes of which have reach
ed the United States financially, ma
terially and socially.—Advertisement.
"SOME BABY!" AT THE ORPHEUM
At the Orpheum, Wednesday, mati
nee and night, the Estate of Henry B.
Harris will present "Some Baby! a
new three-act farce, revised and staged
by Percival Knight and with the same
brilliant company of funmakers that
will be s£en in it at tile llollis Theater,
Boston, immediately after this engage
ment. "Some Baby!" deals with the
remarkable events that follow the sup
posed discovery of an Elixir of Youth
by an old scientist, who, in view of the
ingenious complications that follow his
applications of the liquid to two per
sons, is warranted in believing that
this liquid does indeed work wonders.
The cast includes many of the best
known comedians on the stage.—Ad
vertisement.
MAJESTIC VAUDEVILLE
Human comedians are plentiful, but
an animal comedian like King is as
rare as it Is genuine. King does every
thing but talk, he does everything that
human beings do, too. only lie' does
them funnier. He is remarkably na
tural, and humanlike in the perform
ance of his various stunts, and then he
injects an irresistible vein of humor
jail through the act. Children of all
ages owe it to themselves to see King
I during his brief engagement at the Ma-
I iestic, for he is easily the most cele
brated monk now appearing in vaude
ville. Another attraction of the bill
of much merit &nd good fun Is the
variety sketch called "Charley's Visit,"
which is admirably presented by Eadie
and Ramsdell. The three supporting
th hits include Uawrence and Ed
wards, splendid comedians in a comedy
called "The Pension Office." a Civil
War'sketeh; the Sllverton Sisters, Eu
ropean thrillers, and Segal and Math
thews, the pleading banjo artiste.—Ad
vertisement. > r
"A BUTTERFLY ON THE WHEEL" AT
THE COLONIAL
Of Importance to theatergoers is the
splendid picture version of "A Butter
fly On the Wheel." that will hold forth
at the Colonial to-day and to-morrow.
In conjunction with this remarkable
achievement In fildom, the sidesplitting
comedy called "A Night at the Show,"
featuring the world's greatest comedi
an, Charley Chaplin, will be presented
as an added attraction Of special Im
portance regarding "The Butterfly On
the Wheel" picture Is the fact that Mr.
Holbrook Blinn and Vivian Martin are
cast for the leading parts. Mr. Blinn Is
known as the most virile and decisive
actor in motion pictures and Vivian
Martin as the daintiest star in film
dom. The Charley Chaplin comedy
deals with numerous very funny Inci
dents that happen when Charley takes
a night off and goes to see a raving
beauty shqw. It's one of the funniest
pictures Mr. Chaplin has appeared in
and is good for one long, continuous
laugh.—Advertisement.
Seeks Divorce From Man
Who Wed Her on "Dare"
Special to The Telegraph
Reading, Pa.. Nov. 19.—The story
of a young wife's realization that her
husband had married her on a "dare"
and never intended to live with her
or acknowledge her as his wife, was
told before a divorce master here yes
terday by Mrs. Tda Michaelis, of this
city, who is seeking a legal separa
tion from Albert Michaelis, of Phila
delphia.
According to the wife the wedding
took place in Elkton, Md., December
12, 1914, but they never lived to
gether. Her husband returned to his
parents' home in Philadelphia, she
said, and sent her back to Reading,
promising to provide a home for her
within a month. When she called
on him to keep his promise the hus
band wrote that he never intended
to live with her, that he had mar
ried her on a dare and that she would
not be welcome should she come to
Philadelphia. The master recom
mended a divorce.
CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS
Specia! to The Telegraph
Mechanicsburg, Pa., Nov. 19. —-Airs.
D. L. Snavely's class in the Methodlsit
Episcopal Sunday school, conuistlng of
twelve young women, met at. the homo
of their teacher ar.d organized by th»
election of the following officers:
President, Miss Mildred Garrison; sec
retary, Mi9s Janet Garrison; treasurer.
Miss Isabel Huminelbaugh.
BRETHREN SERVICES
Speciql to The Telegraph
Mechanicsburg, Pa.. Nov. 19,—0n
Sunday eevning the Brethren ir. Christ
will begin evangelistic services in their
church to be continued for two weeks.
Services on Sunday and during the
week at. 7.30 conducted by the Rev.
J. H. Climenhaga, of Grantham, Pa.
PIiAY AT IRVING COLLEGE
Mechanicsburg, Pa., Nov. 19.—0n
Thursday evening,' November 2fi,
Thanksgiving day. The Dramatic
club of Irving College will present the
play entitled. "Tbe Adventures of Lady
Ursula" in Columbia hall.
PICKLED WHALE MEAT
Berlin, Nov. 19. Pickled whale
meat is being sold In a butcher shop
In Burg, near Magdeburg. The meat
can be stewed or roasted, and is be
oomlng pnpular for its cheapness,
costing but 65 pfennings a pound,
about half the price of the cheapest
and poorest meat of any other sort.
Let us prove to you that we can
furnish the best player for the least
money. Spangicr. 2112 Sixth St.—
Advertisement.
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