THE HUB
IEBRUARY REDUCTIONSALE
f 'rices have been marked way down for this sale. When
quality and wear are considered the values here are
tellable. x *
You can't afford to miss such bargains.
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS 0J A PA
and OVERCOATS that former!v sold |■ ■ F%||
for SIB.OO, fly«eW
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS ft| f| fA
and OVERCOATS that formerlv sold % | / f%||
for $20.00
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS A J A PA
and OVERCOATS that formerlv sold % | € F%| I
for $22.50,
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS fl PA
and OVERCOATS that fc merly so d % I ■% r%fll I
f«r ««* ' WW
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS AAA PA
and OVERCOATS that formerlv sold V /|I F%||
for $30.00, V"VWV
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS /t| M PA
and OVERCOATS that formerly sold Fr%||
for $35.00
Boys' $6.00 & $6.50 Suits & Overcoats, $3.75
THEIHUB
320 Market Street
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THE PIT
REGENT TO-DAY adv
SPARE OIDEB-DRINKING SLAYEK'
His Crazed Condition and Conversion
Help Some
Towanda, Pa.. Feb. s.—After find
ing Herbert Johnson guilty of involun
tary manslaughter in having caused the
death of his cousin, Floyd Vanderpool,
the jury recommended the young man i
to the "utmost mercy of the court."
Cortese H. Jennings, the millionaire
FAGKLER'S February Furniture Sale II
and Quality Furniture Is a Real Saving Event
There are two big tilings which every home purchaser wants \fhen vou start ■
, out to buy Furniture, Bedding, Rugs or Carpets. First—you want SERVICE
and second—you want to SAVE. We are here to prove that this store trives II
BETTKR SERVICE and BIGGER SAVINGS than am- oilier store Thesis
positively uo better furniture to be had-than we are now offering, and tbe sloean II I
of this sale will be Quality First. J I
Remember we do not buy any factory's special output to offer at a reduced II j
price. .But we offer our regular stock at a Big Saving. We would rather do this |
than to run the risk of inferior goods. Therefore, we stand back of even' piece || I
we sell to be up to our high standard. We want your trade NOW and HERE- II
AFTER. Note the great savings. I
Qavenports J Dining Room Furniture
Genuine Leather Davenport; $53.50. Febmarv Sale $ 170.00 Colonial Design Suite* C UA aa I
Genuine Leather Davenport, 150.00. February 'sale j s " 6 °° Elizabet,lan Suite, $175.00
~rlce' $43.00 * 23000 Chippendale Design Suite, - -SIBO 00 II
Genuine Leather Davenport. $55.00. February Sale Alt 9 pieces ' II
pr,ce $45.00 ese ara exceptional values. ||||
Parlor Chairs and Rockers Brass Reds anH Whifp
All .solid Maliogany and Period Design. Dl DCUs>dllU W nilC I
$22.50 Rocker, now raa T-i . n . II
$16.50 Rocker, now sl4 00 enamel Beds
$50.00 Chair, now $35 00 Brass Bed 's4s 00" ||
$50.00 Rocker, now $35 00 Brass Bed S3O 00 II
$45.00 Chair, now S3O 00 * ;! ®®° Brass Bed $27 00 ||
$35.00 Chair, now S2S 00 '-®-®® Brass Beil t sl7 00 ||
$36.00 Chair, now S2B 00 Brass Bed, s2l 00 II
$27.00 Chair, now S2O 00 Brass Bed sl3 50 ||
$38.50 Chair, now S3O 00 U8 f *^ attresSFS - 11
$75.00 3-piece Suite, SSO 00 ' a " ress 50 ||
Many other chairs and rockers and 3 piece suites ; Mattress, $5.50 ||
at # way-down prices. ■ These are very good values. II
I?AP , IZ'T I?r> 'C 1312 Derry Street
I Jr / Jv Harrisburg.Pa.
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MIFFIAMUM STAR-INDEPENDENT, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5,1915.
lumberman and farmer, was foreman of
the jury, ,which responded to District
Attorney Culver's plea for a verdict
on the second count of the indictment,
that of involuntary manslaughter.
Herbert Johnson and Fiovd Vander
pool, both in their twenties, engaged j
in a tight to the death while "crazy
drunk" on hard cider, and the fact'
that Johnson claimed he knew nothing ,
of the fight and that he has since j
joined the church worked in his favor.
SPORTS
Additional Sports on Page 12
WORK HARD FOR (iKEYSTOI'K
Independents Prepare for Eastern
League Club
The Harrisburg Independents have
been practicing hard all week for their
UJ3 I BB H jjoojs.wjg am <H!-u oiuurt
League team to morrow night. Captain
EMcOord will have his regular line up
in the game and hopes to hand the vis
itors a defeat. The game will be called
at 8 o'clock and will be fallowed by the
usual dance.
On account of the usual large crowd
that attends the Eastern League games
special extra seats are being arranged
and the doors will be opened earlier.
The manager of the Independents has
arranged » game with the Rending
Eastern League team and Camden anil
Trenton are both scheduled for a re
turn game and negotiations are being
made with the Jasper t&m.
METHODIST CLUB WIN'S
Hershey High School Easy Victims
Scrubs Lose First Game
The Hershey High school five met de
feat at the hands of the Methodist
Olub in the Teeh gymnasium last eveu
ing by the score of 46 to 21. It was
an easy victory for the Locals, who lead
all the way.''
Between the halves Lincoln Grammar
school wallapod the Methodist Scrubs
by the score of 2 5 to 13. This i« the
first time in the history of the clurb
that the scrubs have lost a game. The
lineups:
Hershey. Methodist Club.
Weith F Flock
Clark F . ~ Winn
Zimmerman 0 Flickinger
Imboden O Kudv
Eby G Beil
Substitutions: Herahey, Bomgardner
for Eby; Methodist: Kudy for Flock;
Krepps for Rudy. Field goals. Weitl»,
1; Clark, 2; Zimmerman, 4; Fleck, 1;
Winn, 6; Fliekinger, 5; Rudy, B; Bell,
3. Foul goals, Zimmerman, 3 out of
9; Wicth, 1 out of 2? Clark, 3 out of
5; Flickinger, 6 out of 11.
Second Game
Lincoln G. 8. Methodist Scrubs.
Thoiuas F .'. Clemm
Beck F Gully
Franklin C Graybill
(Blessing)
Ijceds G I'Ong
Moltz 0 \piewine
Fied goals, Thomas, Be-k, 3;
Clemm, 2; Gully. 1; Ijong, 1. Foul goals,
Thomas, u out of 11; Clemm, 7 out
of 7; Liong, 1 out of 3. Referee, Lord,
H. H. S.; scorer, Winn; timer, Krepps
and Gulley.
. ACADEMY BASKETBALL
Romans Win Inter-Form Game From
the Greeks
The Romans won from the Greeks
by the score of 49 to 19, in an inter
form basketball game at the Harris
burg Academy. The winners did not
have so easy a time in the first period
but in the last half of the game drew
away and finished way ahead. Stack
polo and R. Bennett starred. The score:
Greeks. Romans
W. Bennett F Stackpole
Br&adhurst F R. Bennett
White C Krall
Gurnette ;.G Wallis
G Jennings
Goals from field, Stackpole, 11; R.
Bennett, 6; Krall, 4; Jennings. 2; W.
Bennett, 3; Broadhurst, f; White, 1;
Gurnette, 2; Seitz, 1. Foul goals,
Stackpole, 2; Broadhurst, 3; Krall, 1.
Substitutions, White for Broadhurst;
Boardhurst for White. Referee,
Randolph-Macon. Seorer, Tate. Time
keeper, Bailey. Time of halves, 20
mioutes. **•
MIDDLETOWN LEAGUE
Two Fast Games Last Evening Win
croft and Rescue Teams Win
Two games were played in the Mid
dletown Industrial Leayue series last
evening, the Wincroft five winning
from the Tennis Club by the seore of
-S to 16 and the Rescue team winning
from the Car Shop tossers -by the seore
of 19 to 10.
Wincroft. Tennis Club
® ee , k k F Peters
w «l»h F Linele
Rutherford .....0 DetvveUer
<'" ver G Kipe
M, " er . ,• • • G McXear
iield goals, Beck, 4; Welsh, 3; Ruth
erford, 4; Peters, 1; Lingle, 1; Det
wei er, 3; Mc.Near, 1. Fouls, Beck. 1;
Welsh, 4; Luigle, 4: Dctweiler, 1. Ref
eree, Buinbach.
Second O-ame
«?£" , °"?»g
Slaok
Ssr.::::::;:!:
FjjW SOJI., Staler, 5; siack, '5!
4; Bowman. 1; Crane 4-
Smith, 2 ; Hoffman, 1; R USS eII, 7; Bum
bach, 2; Phillips, 3 . Fouls, McQueary,
I. Crane. 4; Bumbach, 3. Referee, Mc-
Xear. Scorer, Garver. Timer. Brisman.
WILLIAMSPORT HERE TO-NIGHT
Fast Scholastic Game In Chestnut
Street Auditorium
The Wiffiamsport High school tos-
I >ers, with a record ctf a victory on their
I fiv" f" t r .,° Ver th ® Central High school
'?{ U Jl 13 Clty ' will mcet the Central
• bMketbaliers in the Chestnut street au-
M.itonum this evening. The locals are
j torv "" eXpeCt t0 a vic "
The second team will play between
the halves of the big game " NVrt fv;
«•» Allen town High
. Hill bo here and the will n hv tu
' TED" BtfBBLE BURSTED
New England League Clubs Will Re
main Intact This Yetr
Boston, Mass., Feb. s.—The New
01 Basa *>«ll Clubs* de
ve9t? to present an unbroken
front against the threatened invasion
cr l ' b> 'ff ederal Ua « ue 'n
i I' ■ fTosal that the leairue
i rop two cities and bevonie a six-club
circuit received no support.
Assurances were given bv the ciub
owners that they would maintain their
Manchester H* h'% The
l>y Fred Uke to Tom"Keady, Imseball
and football coach at Lehigh Univer-
Senators Win Casino Match
leader. of n th 0 / 3 r WOn f L° m the AI P h "-
leaders of the Cas.no Bowling Leairue
The scores: ' ***** ° f 260 > llnß '
SENATORS
Montgomery 188 194 210— SQ"
Gourley ... 210 184 193 -.st
SfiSelman . 2.13 192 182— 007
Kobb 180 178 224 582
Ibach .... 189 184 169 54^
Totals .. 1000 9G2 2910
ALPHAS
Enn.s 195 2 01 190— 686
£ roff H9 167 166 482
Burger ... 191 167 162 520
Buttorff .. 183 202 194 579
Morrison .. 212 144 137 493
Totals .. 930 881 849—2660
Draughtsmen Win
The P. B. K. Draughting Room
downed the State Water Supply Com
mission at dtick pins on the Casino al
leys last night by a margin of 12 pins.
The scores:
DRAUGHTING ROOM
Joyce .... 95 112 96 303
Ros» 137 87 112— 336
Ogelaby ... 90 113 102— 305
Africa ... . . 82 82 94 258
Fletcher . . 101 96 100— 297
Totals . . 505 490 504—1499
WATEB SUPPLY COMMISSION
Hinkley ... 93 84 81— 258
Anthony . . 104 94 86— 284
Weigle ... 97 99 109— 305
Pepce .... 89 128 99 316
Miller .... 112 114 98— 324
i Totals .. 495 519 473—1487
Beech 'Nut
Tomato Catsup
| MHB TO one who craves To- 1
* mato Catsup as a relish l|
cuisine—the excep
tional person who can ap- I
preciate a subtle seasoning' !||
a flavor stimulating to |||
, WA t * ie a PP et * te j
Em 1 ' iK' |i Tomato Catsup comes as . I
|y liMHI Beech-Nut Tomato Gat- jjj
sup of this season's make is |
now ready ' or y° u a * your [
lfL& grocer's. The pack is larger 11
IHk *** * ast y ear s - The num- I j
ber of users is also much |
larger. Order today. Two ;|
illlPlFa sizes—2sc. and 15c. jjj
PHI 11 lilt i ill I i'lfii Makers of America's most fa. j ij
Fflft * jTmT moui Bacon— Beech-Nut Bacon 1 |]
I x BEECH-NUT PACKING COMPANY
t rm 11! 11 Llit IWW CANAJOHARIE, N. Y. ' M
y| Coming—News about Beech-Nut Bacon. Look for an- |OH
ASK FORs
Lancaster's Favorite Brew
RIEKER'S BEER
JNO. G. WALL, Agt,
Harrisburg, Pa. Frank J. Rieker. Mgr.
To Play Curtin Heights
The Crescent A. A. five will play the
Curtin Heights grammar school five in
the Technical v High school (gymnasium
this evening at 8 o'clock.
Girls Play at Cathedral Hall
The Hassett Girls'_five will meet the
York Y. W. C. A. five on Cathedral
hall floor this evening at 8.15. Between
the halves the "Arrows" of the Has
sett Club will meet\ the Actives. The
line-up will probably be as follows:
Hassett.. York Y. W. C..A.
Sweeney F Kngle
Burns F Hays
Elsheid C Miller
Hilton G Falls
(Cashinan)
McCarthy G Faquahar
SUGGESTS "WAR ON WAH"
Carnegie Impressed By Suggestions of
Ex-Governor Stokes
Trenton. Feb. s.—Peace plans of ex-j
GdVernor .Stokes, of this city, ns sug
gested to Andrew Carnegie and Dr.
•loho Wesley Hill, president of the
Peace. Forum, of New York, yesterdviy,
it was announced, have deeply impress
ed Mr. Carnegie. Mr. Stokes suggests
laws prohibiting the loanirf" of capital i
to prepare for or prosecute war, the
dealing of nations at peace with those
at war and, in effect, to make war upon
war. «
AMUSE! tEDTTt
UIIFCTir TUESDAY NIBHT]
MflJtJlll— FEB. 9. 8.15
Sir Dwglas Mawson
(The Antarctic Explorer)
auspices of Harrisburg Natural J
History Society
RACING WITH DEATH j
-IN
ANTARCTIC BLIZZARDS
Still and motion pictures of sur- j
passing beauty and interest
Seat Sale opens Saturday ;
Prices: 25c, 50c, 75c and SI.OO I
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PHOTOPLAY TO-DAY 1
"War Ceases and
Peace Prevails"
3-Reel Vttl-I.IHKk Travesty
Showtaar the Neutrality Brtneri a
Knack and Ueraaa Family
"THE HAND OF HORROR"
To kaow fcla Fate at Six O'clock;
nfcea the hand* are vertical.
BRONCHO BILIiY*S BABY
Oar Regular JKrtdar Railroad Serial,
The Faat Mali's Danger,—Haaarda
• of Helen.
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AMUSEMENTS | AMUSEMENTS
i ORPHEUM COLONIAL ~
I
I THE TELEPHONE TANGLE THE
Heather
■ nil n Rig Anniversary Show That II I ||
YOU MUST NOT MISS Honeylm Hoiiey111•• B
NEXT WEEK
and
EMMA CARUS LeV ERNIE
I' qr 1 1? Qfi K nil The I'nrlnlnn Tor Dnnrrr
, lv tt II L> Ull a otlier <;oo< Actn Bn)1 „, M Il|t . t „„
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MAJESTIC THEATRE
I All Week~Mats. Daily Fib. 8, Ma'. 2.30, tv«. 8.30
| NATHAN APPE. L PRESENTS FIRST TIME IN AMERICA
ARTHUR CHATTERDON D,r *« from «««■■ Th,« ( r,, >. v .
anil Ilia Premier Stock Co. ft. .. 111 P"|
IN HI AVS WORTH WHII E W ZT F HIIIS
j Kvfiilag, . .The TrnvrlinK Salesman
TO-MORKOW By ot lhe German Uen-
Matlaee, Teaa of the Storm Country ,r "' * ,n,r ,n
Evening, Slna of Society SEE THE GERMAN SIDK
I'RICESi Evening*. 10c, —OF, HOC, ■ I T,' TILLS fi UK IT iv&N
MCI Matinee*. 10c. aOc. Saturday , " ,S «* Hfc < Al
Matinee. 10c, 20c. (10c. PRICES: Orrhcntra, 25ct Balcony. 13c
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MOOSE CARNIVAL
Big Ladies' Meeting, Sunday Afternoon, Feb. 7,1915
: ' ARMORY HALL
Diamond King given away Free to some 'lucky lady attending this
j meeting. We want - 100 ladies to assist us in making our coming Fair' a
grand success.
Members are requested to h>ve at least one lady at this meeting.
L. O. O. M. Carnival
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\JirTAIHA W & "Mable" Ye s .
; YIW In a Special 2 Act
, » Special To-day KEYSTONE COMEDY
| PATHE DAILY NEWS with ROSCOE ARBUOKLE Away
P ' I
THE 'rß"
.TO-DAY—A Gigantic production in Five Keels,
WILTON LACKAYE
in bis Greatest Dramatic Success,
THE PIT
supported by Gail Kane «nd Milton Sills.
SATURDAY—Afternoon and Evening '
CRANE WILBUR (Himself)
Personal Appearance of the Famous Hero of the
"PERILS OF PAULINE"
Including our Regular Film-Play Program
f TBTE AVIATOR TRAITOR
Hours—i'J Noon to 11 P. M. No Cnange in Price of Admission
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