4 Ladies' Bazaar Two Big Friday Specials That You Will Want This weather doesn't otter any incentive for the consideration of dainty Spring wearing apparel. We believe, however, that if you should come here and inspect our new models, you'd forget all about the weather outside and make a selection, which would enable us to give you the best service in our fit ting and alteration departments, which will be pvercrowded with work as soon as warmer weather appears. Therefore, we offer for to-morrow only these two specials as an incentive to get you to come here. When you come, be sure to take a few minutes and study the new Spring apparel styles. COMBINATION SUITS s, Another lot of embroidery and lace trimmed combination suits, ribbon run, worth SI.OO. Friday only 39^ SERGE DRESSES All wool serge dresses in three styles and a color range of navy, black and Copen, some peplum, others plain model with neat Persian trimmings and neck ruching, worth $6 to $7.50. Friday only $2.98 10-12 South Fourth Street Surprise Miss Booser at Home in Penbrook Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Booser enter tained at a surprise party In honor of their daughter, Anna, at their home In Penbrook. Games and music were F. C. NEELY, UNDERTAKER has removed Ills parlors from 912 N. {Third St. to 908 N. Second St. j SENSATIONAL WIND-UP FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE The closing days of our FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE are contributing some of the GREATEST j values of the entire month. Several lines have been sold down, leaving us only the samples on our show floor, and these we have RE-MARKED in order to dispose of them during the few days that are left of the FEBRUARY SALE. • ; Especially attractive are the values in Brass Beds. There are about 25 patterns in the more costly guaranteed beds, which we have only one of a kind, and in order to move them quickly have marked them at such LITTLE PRICES that you will agree with us that the values are really SENSATIONAL from a BARGAIN standpoint. We cannot impress too strongly the values we are giving in Guaranteed Brass Beds, and it will certainly pay you to call and see. Remember: Charge accounts opened on any February Sale purchases. YOUR CREDIT IS ALWAYS GOOD. Mtga, A sn.oo value. j U brass poster February Sale Price, $16.00 ili} I eslfen ' velvet flni 11 ' heavy mount A j M February Sale Price, $27.00 THE BONDBEHINO THE BED | j Mahogany dresser and chiffonier. Dull fin- - ffish, roll top. Made to match with brass beds. RIS,Ul Fdhw«y &Se°l?Ae^'s49Xo jjJ If j CQPKtOHT rait pt PtTTKUaGM MCK9OM CO |■ H| H Guaranteed brass bed. Velvet finish, lH I // . . . , 1W I II Guaranteed brass bed. 2-inch posts 2-lnch continuous posts. A $29.50 value. ■ I If . „ „ ' I II combination finish, heavily mounted. A February Sale Price, $22.50 SI I I $31.00 value. | j jjf A February Sale Special and a wonderful value it is. A brass fernery. Dull finish, with io removable metal lining and prepared natural „ A Guaranteed brass bed. 18 Ailing rode # _i ji A. i *T Guaranteed brass bed. Heavy mounts, m head and foot, and extra heavy mounts P lant decidedly ornamental to any room. velvet finish, square top rail. A $29.50 on post and foot, A $42.00 value. I Regular value of the two pieces, $1.25. vahlo . February Sale Price, $33.50 \ y February Sale Price, 59c February Sale Price, $25.00 Second Street |Z> I JB. PO BURNS Near Chestnut DLJ OC Wvy • BLOCK THURSDAY EVENING, the evening's amusements. * •Supper was served to the Misses Es ther Earley, Esther Bobb, Stella Bals baugh, Anna Booser, Mary Herman, Frances Booser, Marguerite Shaffer, Naomi Weaver, Margaret Plank, Thelma Moore, Eva Evans, Edith Denney, Ethel Valentine, Madelisie Plank, Orville Bobbs, Eart Wittle, Charles Kline, William Garberick, Raymond Book, McClellan Koomes, Delmont Plank, Harry Stauflfer, Alvin Martin, Roy Runkle, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Plank, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Welty, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Booser. Off on. Their Wedding Journey NEWTOni-WIESTLIIVG WEDDING AT HOME Well-known Coup!e Married Today by Pastor of Westminster Church The marriage of Miss Marguerite Wiestling, to Harry J. Newton, for merly of Philadelphia, was solemnized at 1 o'clock this afternoon, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wiestling, 2152 Penn street, on the anniversary of their own wedding. The Rev. E. E. Curtis, pastor cf the Westminster Presbyterian Churcli, of lilciated in the presence of the imine , diate relatives. The house decorations carried out a color scheme of blue and (pink and a wedding breakfast follow ed the service. I The bride wore a traveling costume fiXRJUSBURG TELEGRAPH of dark blue serge with hat to harmo nize and a corsage bouquet of violets. The bridesmaids were Mlas Mar)' Wlestllng, wearing tilue charmeuse veiled In chiffon and Miss Jane Wlest ling, wearing a white embroidered voile frock. They carried pink roses. The wedding Journey to Buffalo, Niagara Palls, Washington and Phila delphia will be followed by a resi dence at 1913 Park street, after March 15, when the couple will be "at home" to their friends. The bride is a graduate of the Cen tral High school and the School of Commerce. She had been employed as a stenographer by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. Mr. Newton Is a rate clerk for the Philadelphia and Reading in this city. EAST HARRISBURG W. C. T. U. A meeting of the East Harrlsburg W. C. T. U. will be held Friday after noon, February 27, at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. G. D. Singer, 1634 Market street. The subject la "How Can We Perpetuate tne Memory of Miss Willlard?" Leader, Mrs. Conrad Hoffsommer. ■ ■ W. % B.&W. | W. % B.&W. | w. % B. &W. Early Spring Showing of Distinctive Models in Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts Final Clearance Prices on All WINTER GARMENTS Special Lot of Coats in Both Stores. Your choice $5.00 Interesting Prices on Balance of Winter Suits, Coats, Dresses, Etc. 30% Reduction on All Furs and Marabou Beautiful Gowns For Evening Wear Ranging From $15.00 to $50.00 Witmer, Bair & Witmer Annex Bourette Under Plaid and Scotch Plaid Spring Skirts $3.00, $3.75 and $3.95 Serge Dresses, assorted colors, values $6.50 to $8.50. Special discount mice* $3.21 to $4.02. Silk Petticoats $1.50 to $2.98. Jersey Top Petticoats, all colors, $3.50. Witmer, Bair & Witmer 202 WALNUT STREET - 311 WALNUT STREET ■ SLEIGHING PARTY GOES JO DAUPHIN Chicken and Waffle Supper Is Enjoyed by Twenty Yonng Women Mrs. Charles F. Chidsey, Jr., chaperoned a party of young women on a sleighing party yesterday, with Dauphin as the objective point. The revellers rode In. a large sleigh drawn by four horses, and had a chicken and waffle supper at the Hotel Dauphin. One of the pleasantest features of the afternoon was a story-telling game, originated by one of the party, and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. In attendance were Miss Margaret Pomeroy, Miss Edith Shaffer, Miss Hazel Clarke, Mrs. James W. Kellogg, Miss Grace Weldon, Miss Mary ICep ple, Miss Marjorie Foote, Bliss Stella Foote, Miss Freda Mylecraine, Miss Clara Mitchell, Mrs. James Stewart, Miss Helen McFarland, Miss Maude Miller, ' Miss Anna Shelley, of Port Royal; Miss Norma Barker, Miss Ethel Davidson, of Rockville Centre, L. I.; Miss Margaret Miller, Miss Caro line Grove, Miss Ada Hartman, of Mif flin. TO ELECT OFFICERS At the annual business meeting of the Children's Industrial Homo to morrow morning at the Young Men's Christian Association building, Second and Locust streets, officers for the en teuingr year will be elected and reports of the various officers and committees will be read. Birthday Celebration Surprise to Mrs. Bailey A birthday surprise was given to Mrs. O. H. Bailey, at her home, 935 South Twenty-first street, the guests spending a merry ovening in games and music. Mrs. F. A. Wagner re ceived honorable mention tor a soloist and orator during a contest. In attendance were Mrs. H. H. At tlck, Mrs. Nora Wagner, Mrs. J. L. Baker, Mrs. F. A. Wagner, Mrs. A. Fuget, Mrs. W. Miller, Mrs. H. Gor don, Mrs. G. A. Ruder, Mrs. F. Wag ner, Mrs. F. B. Gotshall, Mrs. J. H. La Vanture, Miss Alice Baker, Miss Eva La Vanture, Miss Audry La Van ture, Miss Katherine Miller, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Christian W. Lynch, of 211 State street, started to-day for a pleasure trip to Florida. Ladies' Bible Class Meets With Mrs. Rebuck Mrs. C. E. Rebuck entertained the Ladles' Bible class of the Maclay Street Church of God, at her resi dence, 1922 Fulton street. An Infor mal business session preceded a social hour, during which refreshments were served. The guests were the teacher, Miss Forncrook, Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Blough, Mrs. Cover, Mrs. Young, Master Andrew Young, Mrs. Frieze, Mrs. Rudy, Mrs Hinkle, Mrs. Dlsslng er, Mrs. Boyer and Miss Zella Re buck. VISITING IN PITTSBURGH Mrs. J. E. Shilling, 617 Emerald street, and Mrs. C. H. McCord, 630 Muench street, Harrisburg, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fraim, 707 Arch street, Pittsburgh, this week, and attended the closing meetings of the "Billy" Sunday revivals. LENTEN RECITALS BEGIN AT ST, STEPHEN'S CHURCH A series of six Lenten organ recitals to be given at St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church, North Front street, and arranged by the organist, Alfred C. Kuschwa, will start on Saturday af ternoon at B o'clock. The program will be given by Mr. Kuschwa, assist ed by Mrs. William K Bumbaugh, so prano. Miss Elizabeth Lenker has sold her house at 928 North Second street, and is removing to-day to her new home in Zarker street. Miss Mary Haldy, of Lancaster, was a recent guest of Mrs. Charles C. Ciipplnger, in this city. Miss Myra Reynolds, of Lock Haven, is spending the week with Mrs. J. N. Compton, at 338 Hummel street. Miss Mabel Baker, of Baltimore, is visiting her niece, Mrs. William T. Mc- Caleb, of the Mac Daniels Apartments. Mrs. John Strawhecker, of 1608 Hummel street, was hostess for a Wednesday Embroidery Club of which she is a member, yesterday. Miss Jessie Lebo, of South Eigh teenth street, gave a Colonial tea at her home on Wednesday. Mrs. George Wolf Relly, Jr., Is home from Baltimore, where she visited her sister, Mrs. George Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Baturln and daughter,. Hilda, of 639 Boas street, were among the guests at the Solo mon-Wiener weddin* iti New York, Sunday. TOther Personals ou Page 5] FEBRUARY 26, 1914. VISIT IS. STIPPLE ON HER BIRTH Guests Arrive in a Big Four- Horse Sleigh For the Celebration A Jolly sleighing party went to I Chambers Hill last evening to help Mrs. John Stapple celebrate her birth day. Games and dancing were en joyed and a late supper served. The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilt, Mrs. D. R. Miller, Mrs. A 1 Cooper, Miss Runkle, Miss Stewart and E Cooper, of this city; Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Bomgardner, Mr. and Mrs. John Delmler, Miss Alice Bomgardner, Mr. and Mrs. John Stapple, of Cham bers Hill; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fetter hoff, Br. and Mrs. McNamee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earnest, Mr. and Mrs Jiussei Zeigler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green, Mrs. H. Wilt, Sr., Miss Mar Ilium! "The Quality Store" THE BARGAIN BULLETIN FOR FRIDAY'S SHOPPING EXTRA SPECIAL—Ladles' suits AU our Ladles' and Children's in black and white diagonal mix- wool and wool mixed underwear, tures In the very latest styles and Special for Friday at 25 per cent, trimmed with buttons on skirt and OFF. coat. Regularly $22.50. Extra spe- cial for Friday at «|tl |'> K ALL WOOL SERGES, 38-lnches V-*-wide in navy, brown, garnet and black. A good value at 59c, but One assortment of Ladies' and special for Friday, at, per yard, Misses' Winter Coats of fancy 49^ mixed materials, and In the most " stylish models. Were sls, 817.50, „ . $10.50 and $20.00, but are special mUI Fridnv at Oi'T Kfk s P rclal tor Friday. Excep i ruin > .u JfW.Oti tional values. . 50c Dress Goods at . 250 I Jidies' Black Messallne Petti- 15 C Dress Goods at Ifl/i coals with pleated flounce. A regu lar $2.08 value. Special for Frl- SI.OO Silks at KAri (lay's selling at, each ... $1.98 Ladies' tub silk, handsomely toil- Un, good quality; regularly sells tor oral waists with blho and black 14c.| Special for Friday, at, per phi stripes. The regular price of Jard 914</* these is $3.25. Special for Friday /- r only at $2,50 M bleached sheeting of good weight, even thread; was 30c. Spc ilouso dresses In all sizes up to Cial for IVlday at, per yard, 10, large variety In Ught and dark SdTor Friday " 30-ineh All-wool White Flannel, cial lor Jiuiay at, eacn y}«so rids Is a bargain at 75c per yard, but we have a large quantity of Natural colored dress Unen, 36 this flannel which we will sell spe inchcs wide: all pure Unen medium c ' a ' Friday, at, per yard ... weight. Suitable for skirts and coats. A good value at 31c, but <Hj.inc.ii wiiite Muslin » specially priced for Friday at, per va j lle _ special for Friday, at, per > JlO yard Gray Blankets, double bed size; N Adiustablo Snwnlmr m™ the good warm kind; very pretty at cach P B tX ••orders. Rciralarly sell at SI.OO, 1 ' otw n 100 but special for Friday, at, pah-, 18x30 high grade rubber door " r mats that regularly seU at SI.OO. „„ . . ~ ~ „„ „ ~ Special for Friday, at, each .&%*/» 3U-liicli Berkley White Cambric, 4 Orp bleached and perfecUy finished, cut from full piece. The best 12>/SjC 18x30 Rag Rugs; beautiful pat cam brio obtainable. Special for terns; 75c values. Special for Frl- Friday at, per yard 10j/^| (,ay at ' each 590 Towelings in gray and white, the! 50-inch Sun-fast Drapery mate good serviceable kind, for either rials of the best quaUty. Regularly hand of tea towels. A regular 12 14 c sells for sl.lO. Special for Friday, value special for Friday at, per j at, per yard *7 Kit* jartl 90 _____ " — I Special Scrim Curtains, 38 inches Wright's Health Underwear for" wide, 2% yards long with edge and Men, wool fleeced shirts and draw- Insertion. Regular value $1.60. ers. Regular SI.OO value special J Special for Friday only at, per pair, for Friday at, per garment, 650 950 Men's stilt bosom, separate cult I Ladles' 50e Vanity Oases, with shirt* of good quality percale; sizes] chain, two styles of engraving. 14, 1 and 17; were SI.OO. Spe- Very special at, each .......OCkgk cial for Friday at, each ... • jiQ/i ' — Small lot of Children's Toother Men's short bosom, attached Handbags with chain handles. A cuffs; percale shirts, In a variety of regular 25c hag, special Friday at, neat patterns; all sizes. Special each 1 Oj, for Friday— "r SI.OO values at "... wk j. $1.50 values at Oil 1 n alarm clock, large, jolly race, made •pi.llf j,y Ansonia Clock Co. A regular ,„m i 7, — . #2.00 value. Special for Friday, at Small lot boys' all-wool V-neck each Oil k?\ coat sweaters that were SI.OO, $1.50 '"" «PA»mU and $2.50. Special Friday at, each, KQ j, AU our Men's Boys', Indies' and OtJfp children's Golf Gloves at ONE ... ~ ~ HALF PRICE for Friday only. All Marabou Stoles and Capes at ONE-HALF PRICE. (None re- Large size (36xS0) chemically served.) treated dust cloth; a 25c size. Sne , . ~rr ~~~ cial Friday for, each 1 ol Boys* heavy ribbed fleece lined Lo(p shirts and drawers In natural and gray; sizes 18 to 34; regularly sells Hunter's Invisible powder Vanity for 25c to 35c each. Special for .Boxes; regular price 25c. Special Friday at, each ... 170 Friday at, each i I L,. W. COOK garet Middleton, Miss Naomi Flckea, Miss Catherines Fickes, Miss Anna Goodfellow, Miss Mil lam Fetterhoft, Miss Lizzie Pretz, Mr. Light, Richard Aiden, Miss Thompson, Miss Ida Bpencer, all of Steelton. CRESXIC-ANOCA WEDDING Miss Jessie Anoca, of 906 North Seventh street, and George Cresnlo, of 1118 North Seventh street, were united In marriage yesterday morn ing by Alderman William Bayles, at his office, North Sixth street. "Cave Time! Time lost because of headaches, lassitude and depressions of bil iousness, is worse than wasted. Biliousness yields quickly to the safe, certain home remedy— BE PILLS M Soli etonrwhero. In boxes. 10c., 23«*
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