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To-morrow, The First Friday Bargain Day of Kaufman's Christmas Economy Carnival
TOYLAND In the Bargain Basement!
imperfect, silk garter tops; black fast colors; all sizes; cot generous- Hundreds ef Oppertunities to Provide I
and white; all sizes. ly fall. —— '"IU. _ ""
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Very extraordinary Holiday oale of nam boats and nam uapos
1 Nothing more useful or more acceptable could be offered b«r for Xmas. We consider this the most r Famous Underselling Prices bring them to you much cheaper than you can get
These 4-in-One Rain Capes remarkable rain ooat and cape offer we have ever made. Hundreds of them at prlcea ridiculously low Girls' Raill them elsewhere. ,
for G-irlS' Actually Worth for such fine qualities. Be on hand promptly to-morrow and secure a groat rain coat bargain. Coats With Jointed Dolls 24c to 819.90 Teddy Bears for ..... 49c to *3.98
$2 f SO Women's and Misses' Bain Ooate, ———————————— Women's and Misses' Bain Coats, TT i. a. T» Dress Dolls 24c to $14.00 All Kinds oi (.nmcs tor
f£\ , Worth »3.(X), tl QC £3k This Girl's Worth HIO.OO, C 7 cn Hat&Ba S» \tg Children's Jolb 2lc to 98.90 81edll for 3SS2B
fen f° r for vi'W KV Rain Gape, for .5" Worth $6, Go-earts for 40c to *IO.OO ' Toy Tables for 24c to *l.2:s
SI 85 ML Worth $1.95 y., ?f „ T ,, for S^Z".'".::::::^SSJS
1, 17 , fl|\ , 0\ 1 WI.UU bazine, double stitohed and plaid All Mm f or Made of Bombazines. Mohairs and /JJ JL/ Velocipedes, $1.09 to SIO.OB Erectors for SI.OO to ftIR.OO
" ft I \ ill | Made of back, tan only, all sizes 14 to 44. AfWEi the best double texture cloths; as- Aft Af fA. 7 Iron Toys for 24c to $1.98 Meccano* for .....SI.OO to $7.30
i 'll li\A II »«»«»»- ' „ kammk 95c 0 e COl ?" : f", Sl7ea ,n eit,ler WI Ik ft A Hobby Horses for ... . 49c to $9.90 Rail Trains for 49c to $4.98
I *dL J 'SI ovjitld- LJJ tee,i fast WomOTl ' B * nd Bain Coats > JMIlHtt belted or plain styles. i 1 U*l fd AJK Toy Tea Sets for ~. ,24c to S2.OH Building Blocks for .. ,24c to 08c
Ki° r J" b ' worth $4.80, $9 Qjy a g r ™ Women's and Misaes' Rain Coats. UU.IIU Dr,,mß for 24c to $1.28 Trunks for »»c up
111 4L M sateen for * Umiini berized material. Worth *15.00, Cl/)/)/) ' Unusual val- iMfL .
" with a These are excellent, made of good inislied with a for V•* </• W j ue!lj made of I '
v»» R 4sTYLes. N icA« g"' k fc a „f^ t i „'z. c Powerful Money Saving Attraction
hood that blue only. All sizes 14 to 44. able gift for your e<i a " n fl t vies W °n tle^ f ]daid haci /§ /// |l\ /%
I <,an be Women's and Misses' Rain Coat., •" " Lrl ' AU ***'■ ues n, ,e newest sn ei; a sizes. Jj. a n only. /| j Il\
rMtiaai Er $2.95 M*^ w, y/95 Vrr 13 " cM tfieSaroauiSwempjiir
ways. Fine double texture Bombazine Made of a good rubberized Eng- V*e«7«/ - n j lo |j v jtfY
Choice of navy blue and red. Put up Raincoats with .stitched and ce- lish Repp in a desirable new style. Made of good double texture Bom- boxes. Sizes 6iU FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY
in holiday boxes. mented seams. Newest belted back < hoice of navy blue only. Sizes 45 bazine in tan. only. Plaid back, new- j to 16 Toara W 7isc to $1 Japanese Bamboo OC 3«c Embroidered Pillow nn
stvles. All sizes 14 to 44. to 1 b years. est models; sizes 6to 14 years. v Baskets for, each LOC Cases for COC
— - I.arge variety of novel shapes: tine , These arc hciiistitc.heil and rare at
' __ _ m _ _ _ m _ V for sandwiches and fruit. tlio price.
Baroain Fridav Rousino V3IU6S Extra Special Fop Friday Only for friday only for friday only
In W«lnV.si ii«T«« Hew..! C.Si ml Mb Wome "' s and Misses ' 919.SO plushcoats For SMrt Wal " ™
Here', your chance. These price will hurry them out. Don't d N M "rf t" All^ 6 "rUT mMP , ?J Ush 3 """ """* KS\o?S?, dllns '
delay don't hesitate, buy at once, while these colossal offerings are Kelted New Model, All Sizes—BUT COME- EARLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY _ u F ° R £ Kir>AY ONLY
to be had. Remember, to-morrow only. 75c Eclipse Coffee Mills 2g c for! eST 39C
New $5.00 and $6.00 Sporty Coats for •-• - - eve - r - home _ ln^ em SSod^i^\ f %ii?iU'i z \^ 9 h 0
Hurry, Men! Kaufman's Clothing Store Offers ZTj£s£<ts ONLY
\f-w $14.00 Winter Coats for Women and "M I Astounding Suit and Overcoat Bargains To-morrow I Five-quart* size, with lid' made of I whtch°to choose; 1 new open I S
Mioaoo 59.50 » • \ m >r iv; ~ v- . - -r r a IT. . . . . « xtra heavy quality. work border effects with flat edge.
IK s oo'winter' Coats'for' Women wd I I Never anything in the history of Kaufman's Bargain Fridays to match FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY
New SIB.OO Winter ( oats tor oxnen ant these for Big Value. «1.50 Eight Piece Kitchen jq 6«c Boxed Luncheon Sets <yr
Misses . ■ ... ••• •• , 1 I FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY Sets for , •••/ V y ***JC for CO C
New $20.00 W inter Coats for \V omen and A n ) stvUsh New 87 no Suits and Men's Strone Cordurov TI'OIIK Consistfl of knives, can opener. .Seven pieces prettily trimmed with ■
, r . %14.n0 ffmS&kiX 7 J stynsn flew ?..mi suits ana men s »irong oorauroy nous- parins knife, saw. cleaver and lace and boxed for gift giving. H
Misses . / Overcoats for d> An (• ers, Worth $1.50. qq MBBSiiBk. sharpening: stone.
Now $30.00 Winter Suits for Women and / IHO Men D for OUC FOR FRIDAY ONLY _ FOR FRIDAY ONLY
... 519.50 / m Xot "> a ".v but your size is These are double stitched, of «•> 2S Wnnlimn Rorf - m ~"' c ® enalssance Center tOi/ ra
MISSI S, ;•' ** * V.C / M hero: handsome new styles: a heavy ribbed corduroy. Only A „L_v Woolliap Bed flj T Pieces for IC* 2C ■
New $23 00 Winter Suits lor \V omen anil / M ■wranHa oxford gray and black. one pair enUl to a customer. % Blankets for V X mOf in-incli size with round and square H
1,. ~ ' SIB.OO /I ■■ FOR FRIDAY ONLY 88 to 42 only. \ Kxtra heavy; choice of grey with designs.
W Win'..,'. for Women 'ind II HA New Balmacaan Overcoats for „ FOR FRIDAY ONLY VYTJ>V pink or blue border. FOR FRIDAY ONLY
New $2-.->0 Wllltei Suits toi XNo, " ( " d // f Men and Young Men. Worth Boys' Rain Coats. d> Ijq \ FOR FRIDAY ONLY s <lc Worth of Toilet Paper nr
Misses $14.00 fl | HHIB sia..lo Elsewhere, £7 jq Worth S;i.OO, for OI ./ O ' K V
New SIB.OO Winter Suit* for Women and (|yLJDB for teS "UterSroof 8 fX'Jc® // TVI /L N \ Woolnap Blankets for . Te,n rolls of good grad.-T0i
.512.00 Made of the new heavy ma- sizcg Xto Tti vZZrZ Ta - ort < • !/ # KA In pink, tan and .blue plaids; extra let Paper: packed ready for imme- I
Misses, ... terials in the latest models; all rormv nwrv r/ ML A/f heavyweight. diate delivery.
V(.u- sls 00 W inter Suits for \v OlUOtl and / f but not of each style. , ? ONLY /. Mi L. A % r m
.. v «o (\{\ > / l.imifH T , 9 ntitv Real French Taius for BOTS /// /Ml , ]£ BJA _______ 8
Aw «.00-«ri; ; wtaJcu i 7»c /M 1 p
f or A Suits tf»o O C Smart new styles In green, / V. / \X/»- A
New $5.00 and $6.00 Girls Winter Coatß yTT for 1 for 1 ''FRIDAY' ONilY' Jl'/ \ \ V«
for •'•- V;• -f?*!? weV r U o n u? d t?atTxtr°a at pair e of Boys'B9c Knit To<i
New $6 50 Winter'('oats tor Girls, trousers, choose from a lot of for I <7C I
L- , h D-/i r««o+c fnp nirlc S5fS ftf* W " eat mixtures, 34 to 42 sisfs. Close fitting styles in a lot I i liX''; jWV ~ v \
New $8.50 v\ inter C oats for uiris, zpo.wo ▼ FOR FRIDAY ONLY of new . oior combinations. VJ\\ x
J! > 1 1 Reefer Coats for Men, Worth FOR FRIDAY ONLY ffilQ \v\ \ > \
i| / ' N *;t.so, {>l or Newest 51.50 Trotisers QQ \\\ \ Y\ \
IS FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY for *P 1 »*/0 for Men for, pair, .. . %/*fC J) \ \ V\ \ \
II R , fh w„v,„c A* OA a-IO Women's New Waists, >Jf\ Made of corduroy, with Made in the nerwest style, of tf?A \ \ V> \ )
H Women s Bath KODes, q>j yn Worth UO to #1 50 for /if C storm collar and extra heavy very fine grade worsteds and IUK\ U \ 1 1, ,/
B Worth to 82.50, for. . V* mOif TO P ?. ♦ ..• • lining; all sizes. cassimeres; all sises. lll\\ v \l </, It l y
| worui ' Fine organdie and voile; prettily FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY \l. \V It 7//
I x, °, Dl> w K' ® ° As tnmmed with lace and embroidery; Great Rain Coat Special for Boys' Overcoats, Worth up ft, \\ T\ \
B Rath Kobes go at this price. As- all this season s newest styles an,l M en, Worth SS.OO, rf» InC to #3.00, tl OC Ul P\ 1 \ "/> \
81 sorted colors and all sizes. sires. for $ 1 ,itD for 01 .DO _lkj
lOn sale second floor. On sale first floor. Made of durable double text- Made Russian style with •" '\ ,)
* J > - * ure, waterproof English fab- belted back, buttons to the WT
rlcs; tan or dark gray; entire- "«<*. of good strong, service- /J >\ W
■■■■ — ly new modei; all able materials; size 3 to 10
FOR FRIDAY ONLY FOR FRIDAY ONLY RO R FRIDAY ONLY V \
Women's Pretty Kimonos, CQ Men's Fine Linen Handkerchiefs, !°1 EXTRA SPECIAL A ®|
Worth SI.OO, for .... OVC worth 25c. for, each, ... |7 Men. Worth Boy „. play Buitgi N
100 full length styles in plain Or three for 30c. *' C In' a host 'of 'the prettiest Worth 7Sc, OQ- «£> jf
or fancy crepe, cut full, neatly nn- patterns and color combina- for %Jif t L
islied- all sizes. Hemstitched linen, good size, tions; this includes a pair of U»t Is limited. Be quick if MM. j?
, , „ . , . good slippers. you watvt one.
On sale second floor. and a rare value for the price.
325,000 FTRE AT I'INE GROVE |
Special to The Telfgraph
Pottsville, Pa., Dec. 9. Pine Grove |
hud a $25,000 tire Tuesday night when ,
;i frame building in South Main street,'
ix-oupied by Nathan Eersuhow as a'
1850 1915
D'orine Powder Boxes, with chains, in Opera
Mand regular sizes; Smelling
Dttles and Perfume Bot
here, in all the popular
)f enamel, and make a
it Gift that is useful and
gTERLING Can
dlesticks with
genuine Bay berry
Candles, for the
Yuletide season, are
new and very popu-
C. R. BOAS
214-216 MARKET STREET
i JEWELER SILVERSMITH
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THURSDAY EVENING,
| dwelling and clothing store, and the
I dwelling of Charles E. Logan, the
Reading Railway station agent, were
, destroyed, and the dwelling of Ray
' Buchler and other buildings nearby
' damaged by fire and water.
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[Other Personals on Pago 6] [
Mrs. Swope Entertains
Her Sunday School Class
! Members of the Sunday school class
lof Mrs. David H. Shope, connected
| with the Fifth Street Methodist
Church, were pleasantly entertained
at her home, 2011 North Sixth street.
HOW TO GET RID OF
CHRONIC DANDRUFF
The only sure way to get perma
nently rid of either oily or dry dan
druff is to remove the conditions that
cause it and then keep the hair and!
scalp in a permanent, clean, healthy, |
vigorous state so dandruff will never j
return. This beats shampoos or head
washes which merely drive away dan
druff for a few days at most. H. C.
Kennedy and a number of other bet
ter druggists in this vicinity are now
strongly recommending a harmless,
inexpensive and quick acting prepar
ation called Parisian age that they
say is guaranteed to act directly on
the cause of dandruff and which al
ready has become known far and wide
as a safe and efficient treatment which
cannot poasibly injure hair or scalp.
Here is a test worth trying. Get a
package of Parisian Sage. Rub a little
of it. into the scalp with the linger tius
■ and see for yourself how the dandruff
disappears, the hair stops falling out, |
the itching vanishes, anda new and I
vigorously healthy appearance comes:
over the hair. Good looking hair Is I
half the battle in any man or woman's I
personal appearance and nothing hurts
the hair more than dandruff. Try a
(little Parisian Sage and begin at once
to be rid of it.—Advertisement.
OARRISBURG s£§££& TELEGRAPH
I A social hour with music and refresh
nients followed a brief business meet
ing.
] In attendance were Mrs. W. B. Bra
| shears, Mrs. E. F. Bates, Mrs, T.nng-
I home Mutzabaugh. Mrs. C. B. Miller,
j Mrs. D. R. Thomas, Mrs. H. V. Shutt,
'Mrs. Charles Martz, Mrs. Samuel Mc
! Morris. Mrs. V. C. Gibbons, Mrs. E. C.
Miller, Mrs. Harry Troxell, Mrs. C. A.
; Yeater. Mrs. \V. M. Mcßrlde, Mrs. G.
IN. Bankus. Mrs. W. A. Wilson, Mrs. R.
18. Reheard, Mrs. James Titzell, Mrs.
iW. S. Rathfon, Mrs. J. A. Connelly,
Mrs. H. C. Townsend, Mrs. David Ahn,
Mrs. J. F. Joplln, Mrs. D. E. Rush,
Miss Katharine Kllng, Miss Helen
Martz, Miss Martha Bucher, Miss Mir
iam Rathfon, Miss Josephine Wilson,
Miss Mildred Connelly, William Martz
and D. H. Swope.
EVANGELISTIC CHORUS
WILL REHEARSE SATURDAY
The next rehearsal of the Harrlsburg
Evangelistic chorus will be held In the
Andltorlum of the Technical High
| school Saturday evening, December
I 11, at S o'clock.
I Definite announcements of the
| Christmas program will be made. Spe
j clal music has been In course of prep
aration for some time past. A very
large attendance Is expected.
IIARKER-MOIILER BRIDAIi
The marriage of Miss Bertha Mae
Mohler of Altoona and Herman Ro
land Harker of Hollidaysburg took
place Saturday, December 4 at the
parsonage of the Grace Methodist
Church, 21 fi State street, with the pas
tor, the Rev. Dr. John D. Fox, officiat
ing.
FORTNIGHT IN FLORIDA
Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert of 203 North
Front street Is spending a fortnight at
Florida winter resorts with her
lather. George Cameron, of Peters
! burg. Va.
ON CALIFORNIA TRIP
I A. E. and Kate E. Enders of this
I city were recent visitors at the big
exhibit of California products main
tained in Los Angeles, Cal., by the
Chamber of Commerce. They also at
tended the free lectures with moving
pictures that arc given daily. They
happened to be in tho Southland Just
at the time when negotiations were
being completed for continuing the
exposition at San Diego throughout
ATTEND DEFENSE LECTURE
"National defense" apparently does
not interest Harrlsburgers. Only
three people were present last night
at the V. M. C. A. when Major Jacob
Johnston Dickinson, of Washington,
was ready to hcgln his address to be
given under the auspices of the Amer
ican Defense society. Major Dickin
son did not lecture.
DEAD MAN UNIDENTIFIED
The man who died yesterday morn
ing In the Harrlsburg Hospital from
heart failure without regaining con
sciousness remains unidentified and
residents on the Lingle farm, near Jed
nota, and in the vicinity where he was
found Tuesday night, have been un
able to help the county authorities in
establishing his identity. His height
Is 5 feet 9 inches, weight, about 130
pounds, age about 65, gray hair, eyes
and beard, rather shabbily dressed.
ZEMBO OFFICERS ELECTED
The following officers of Zembo
Temple, A. A. O. N. M. 8., ware elected
last evening at Chestnut Street hall:
George W. Mcllhenny, potentate; Dr.
J. M. J. Raunick, chief rabban; Luther
J. Schroder, assistant rabban; Henry
W. Gough, high priest and prophet; E.
Clare Jones, oriental guide; Fred J.
Smith, recorder; Maurice E. Finney,
treasurer: John K. Royal, trustee.
The following were selected as repre
sentatives to Imperial Council: Charles
H. Smith, George W. Mcllhenny, E.
Clare Jones and Fred J. Smith.
NFAV MUNITIONS PLANT
New Haven, Conn.. Dec. 9. . An
nouncement was made to-day of the
sale by the Marlln Fire Arms Com
pany of Its plant here to the Marlln
Arms Corporation, a new corporation
which filed articles of the Incorpora
tion at Albany, N. Y., yesterday, with
a capital stock of $3,800,000. The new
company, It was stated, expects to re
ceive largfe contracts for, war material
I for Europe. * •
DECEMBER 9, 1915. "
JUST WHERE IS
SPRING TO DANCE
'
iFountain Will .Probably Be
Placed at Front and State
Streets
■
The "dance of eternal Spring" after
all, may not edify and uplift an eager,
watchfully waiting? public until next
Spring.
Of reasons, there are several. The
probable cold weather grouch of the
weather man is the first: the question
of a harmonious decision of all the
members of the newly created city art
commission is another: the view City
Council may take of the commis
sion's recommendations may be an
other.
The r>oinmission consisting of Park
Commissioner M. Harvey Taylor.
President E. S. Herman of the City
Planning Commission. M. I. Kast, of
the Southern Pennsylvania Chapter
ol' American Architects, Mrs. William
Henderson, of the Civic <!lub, and J.
Horace McFarland, Municipal League,
went, over all the talked of sites'yes
lerday afternoon with Guiseppe
Donato, the sculptof. And then it
was agreed that another meeting
would be held next Monday afternoon
in the park office to decide upon a
recommendation.
The fact that at least fifty feet of
space will be necessary to include the
fountain, the basins and the bal
ustraded enclosure which the sculptor
has in mind, eliminated all but. two
sites. These are the park at Front
and State street and the slopes of
Reservoir. Other points considered I
included the grass plot in State just,
off Second, Twenty-first and Market.)
streets, Harris Park, and the slopes
of the old entrance to Reservoir at
Walnut and Eighteenth. Mr. Donato
declined smilingly but firmly to say
what he considered the best point.
That the sculptor favors the River
Front, Park with the State Capitol in
impressive .background, as the more
desirable site, Is generally believed.
MUSCULAR BACKACHE
The muscles of the back do the
heavy work of the body. When they
are overworked or ill nourished thoy
ache and people who aro looking for
troubled begin to worry about their
kidneys.
Backache may be due to lumbago,
which i» rheumatism of the muscles
of the back, but more backaches are
caused by overstrain, overwork and
muscle starvation due to thin blood
than by anything else.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills build up
the blood and sufferers from backache
would do well to try this treatment
before giving way to worry over a
fancied organic disease. Rest and the
tonic treatment with Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills will correct most forms of
backache, even rheumatic.
For people who work too hard ox
dance too much and sleep too little,
better habits and a course of treat
meat with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
are all that are needed to drive away
the pains and aches that are warn
ings of a coming brfeakdown.
Two books, "Building Up the
Blood" and "Nervous Disorders" will
be sent free, If you are Interested, by
the Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, N*. Y. Tou can get Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills at the nearest
I drug store or by mall at 50 cents per
•box; six boxes, $2.60. —Advertisement,
The Radle Player, superior in tone,
action, pumping. Let us demonstrate.
Spangler, Sixth, above Maclay.—Adv.
I - i
Thin People Can
Increase Weight
Thin men and women who would like
t oinerease their weight with 10 or 15
pounds of healthy "stay there" fat
should try eating a little Sargol with
their ineals for a while and note. re
sultssulfs. Hcf is a good test wortli
trying. First weigh yourself and meas-
I ure yourself. Then take Sargol—one
tablet with every meal—for two weeks.
Then weigh and measure again. It isn't
a question of how you look or feel or
what your friends say and think. The
scales and the tape measure will toll
I their own story, and many thin men
and women believe ran easily add
from five to eiglt pounds in the first
fourteen days by following this simple
direction. And best of all, the new
flesh stays put.
Sargol does not of itself make faf,
but mixing with your food, it aims to
turn the fats, sugars and starches of
what you have eaten, into rich, ripe
fat producing nourishment for the tis
sues and blood—prepare it In an casilv
assimilated form wlilch the blood caii
readily accept. Much of this nourish
ment now passes from your body asi
i waste. But Sargol works to stop the
waste and do it quickly and to make
th*- faf producing cotents of thr ver\'
same meals you are eating now de
velop pounds and pounds of healthv
flesh between your skin and bonp?.
Sargol is .safe, pleasant, efficient and
inexpensive. G. A. (Sorgns and other
leading druggists in this vlcinltv sell it
| in large boxes—forty tablets to a pack
age—oil a guarantee of weight Increase
or money back as found in eai-h largo
I box.—Advertisement.
m M ITV .shoes
Good Shoes Are
Welcome Gifts
Why not give a pair of
Sorosis shoes? They are
the sensible sort that are
always appreciated.
We have just received
the kind of men's house
slippers that will please
father or brother.
Lots of holiday hosiery
of the better kind.
Edwin Clapp and Stet- :
son Sljoes for Men.
CREGO
15 N. THIRD STREET
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