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Friday Specials Lower the Cost of Shopping Considerably
No Friday Specials
Sent C. O. D. or
Mail or Telehone
Orders Filled
V——————— ———^
Dress Cottons
50c silk stripe voile, 38 inches
wide, solid shades; Friday only,
yard 25?
79c silk crepe, 36 inches wide,
solid shades; Friday only, yd., 29?
65c crepe de chine, half silk, 36
inches wide; Friday only, yard, 490
25c and 39c pongees and voile,
solid shades; Friday only, yard
i«s4?
25c ratine, solid shades, pink and
blue; Friday only, yard 10?
20c crepe. 30 inches wide, neat and
fancy stvles; Friday only, yard
15?
15c tissue, neat styles, fast colors;
Friday only, yard 9?
6V4C lawns, neat styles and fig
ures; Friday only, yard 3?
6V4C chatnbray. 28 inches wide, in
plain shades of blue; Friday only,
yard
l'VjC crepe in plain and figured
styles; Friday only, yard .... 7^?
10c galatea. neat stripes and fig
ures; Friday only, yard 7^?
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor.
Changeable Taffeta
SI.OO changeable taffeta. 27 inches
wide, suitable for petticoats and
dresses ; Friday only, yard .... 39?
D., P. & S., Street Floor, Front.
Corsets at Half Prices.
Nemo self reducing corsets, $4.00
value *'-2.00
Dives, Ponierov & Stewart. Second Floor.
D., P. & S. Special Corsets, $2.00
value; Friday only $1.35
Broken sizes of corsets and bras
sieres, 50c value; Friday only 25?
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Street Floor.
Stationery and Books
Pound of paper and two packages
of envelopes, 45c value; Friday only
25?
500 books, large assortment of
titles; Friday only 10?
200 books, including Every Man's
Library and other good titles; Fri
day only 35?
D., P. & S., Street Floor, Rear.
Black Dress Goods
SI.OO black serge, 50 inches wide;
Friday only, yard 69?
SI.OO black pebble eponge, 42
inches wide; Friday only, yard, 69?
51.25 black silk poplin, 40 inches
wide; Friday only, yard 95?
85c black voile, 40 inches wide;
Friday only 59?
50c black serge, 36 inches wide;
Friday only, yard 35?
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor.
PUBLIC LEDGER OUT
FOR OH: BRUMBAUGH
[Continued From First Page]
tells its readers why they should vote
for Dr. Brumbaugh:
"Dr. Martin G. Brumbaugh, the Re
publican nominee for Governor, receiv
ed most flattering recognition of his
pre-eminent services as Superintendent
of Public Schools by the Board of Edu
cation Tuesday when resolutions were
ijnanimcusly adopted expressing the re
luctance of the board to accept his con
remplated resignation and granting
leave of absence, without pay, during
the months nf September and October,
■vvlieh h> will be C-—•<red fn his cam
paign. Mr. W. T. Tilden. president of
the Union Deague, in introducing the
resolutions, spoke of the splendid ser
vices of the Superintendent and added,
with the evident approval of all his
colleagues, that he regarded Doctor
Brumbaugh as 'one of the greatest pub
lic educators in the world.'
"It was a graceful tribute from those
In the best position to judge Doctor
To Help Nature Shed
a Bad Complexion
Beauty devotees are enthusiastic over
the beautifying qualities of mercollzed
wax. Nothing discovered within recent
years accomplishes so much, so quickly,
without harm, at such small expense.
The principal reason for its wonderful
merit is that it works in harmony with
physiological laws. Instead of hiding
complexion defects, it removes them It
actually takes oft the aged, faded, sal
low freckled or blotchy cuticle, gently,
f;radualy, causing no Inconvenience. It
k Nature's way of renewing complex
ions. When the natural process Is re
tarded because of deficient circulation
or nerve tone, mercollzed wax comes to
the rescue and hastens the skin shed
ding. This new complexion which ap
pears Is a natural one, youthful,
healthy, exquisitely beautiful. If you've
never tried mercollzed ,wax, get an
ounce of It at the drug store, use at
night like cold cream, washing it off In
the morning.
Another natural beautifying treat
ment —for wrinkled skin—ls to bathe
the face In a lotion made by dissolving
an ounce of saxollte In a half-pint
•witch hazel. This is remarkably and
Instantaneously eltecthe. Advertise
ment.
i ' ' ■ " i'- - ."■ ■ ' r '-T$ ■ ■" T
THURSDAY EVENING, HARMSBURG TELEGRAPH TUNE 11, 1914.
Linings
20c black s'atine, 36 inches wide;
Friday only, yard 12^?
35c white satine, 36 inches wide;
Friday only, yard 29?
50c black and white moire, 32
inches wide; Friday only, yard, 39?
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor.
Colored Dress Goods
50c mohair, 42 inches wide, for
bathing suits, navy and brown; Fri
day only, yard 39?
50c challis floral patterns, best
make; Friday only, yard 39?
75c cream mohair, 54 inches wide ;
Friday only, yard 49?
$1.25 navy serge, 54 inches wide,
all wool; Friday only, yard . .. 95?
$1.25 silk poplin, 40 inches wide,
steel and evening shades; Friday
only, yard 95?
$2.00 floral crepes, silk and wool,
fine shades; Friday only, yard, 95?
75c crepe de chine, 36 inches wide;
Friday only, yard .... 49?
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor.
Boys' Shirts
50c negligee shirts for boys, cuffs
attached, coat style; Friday only
29?
Boys' Cowboy Suits
Boys' cowboy suits, complete;
Friday only 64?
Silk Neckwear
50c wide end silk four-in-hand
ties; Friday only 29?
Men's Suspenders
Men's suspenders made from 25c
fine lisle webbing; Friday 0n1y..9?
Men's Auto Caps
Men's $2.00 "Chapke" automobile
caps; Friday only 95?
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor.
Wash Goods Remnants
Wash goods remnants in lengths
suitable for shirt waists and chil
dren's dresses, consisting of voiles,
poplins, linens, silk muslins and
pongee at half price for Friday only.
Corset Covers
Cambric corset covers, lace or em
broidery trimmed; Friday only 25?
Silk Camisoles
Pink or light blue Seco silk cami
soles, ribbon shoulder straps, 50c
value; Friday only 25?
Nainsook Gowns
Four styles of nainsook gowns,
round or square neck, lace insertion
and lace trimmed, lace insertion or
lace trimmed sleeves, $1.50 value;
Friday only 95?
Dressing Sacques
Lawn dressing sacques, white
ground with neat colored figures,
belted waist; Friday only .... 25?
Gingham Petticoats
Blue striped gingham petticoats,
tailored flounce, 50c value; Friday
only 35?
i Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Second Floor.
Brumbaugh's ability, his qualifications
as executive and administrator .and his
loyalty and resistless energy in any
service he assumes. Aloreover, it is a
gratifying endorsement of the good
judgment and good luck of the Repub
licans of the State in securing as can
umate for Governor a man of his
or.
"Dndop Brumbaugh should receive
the vote of every Republican In Penn
sylvania! moreover, he In entitled to the
unqualltted support of every Indepen
dent. whether enrolled as Progressive.
Democrat, Washington or Keystone.
The Public Ledger Is gratified that
there IN this candidate to whom M can
give unreserved support, nnd rejoices
that the people of Pennsylvania have
the opportunity of selecting as Chief
Executive a man of such signal ability.
"Doctor Brumbaugh Is a native Penn-
through ancestors who have
been honorably Identified with this State
since early Colonial days and springs
from the pure German stock whose
achievements are inextricably woven in
the history of the Commonwealth and
whose record has ever been distin
guished for rugged honesty, strong in
tellectuality, resolute conviction and
ardent patriotism.
"His whole career has prepared him
for the higher duties he now seeks. As
a "boy he was a school superintendent
of his native county, Huntingdon,
where he won his spurs: even then,
though but 22, his reputation went be
yond the State, and Louisiana em
ployed him for three years in summer
to organize her system of Teachers'
Institutes.
"He then took the post-graduate
courses at the University of Pennsyl
vania and Harvard, received the de
gree of doctor of philosophy and was
invited to head the Department of
Pedagogy at the University of Penn
sylvania. He did this so well that
President McKlnley sent him to Porto
lUco to organize the educational sys
tem of the Island. Here his executive
and administrative ability again bore
fruitage, and he did his work so ad
mirably that President Roosevelt urged
him repeatedly to remain, but his
duties called him home.
"In 1906 he became the Superinten
dent of the Philadelphia Public Schools.
The extraordinary result achieved is
the living testimony of his unusual
talents and rare qualifications as ex
ecutive and administrator. He has had
here supervision over 5,000 trained em
ployes, 320 school biuldings, 382,000
school children and an annual expendi
ture of >8,000,000; after eight years his
Board of Kducation lays at his feet
the warmest testimonial which official
utterance can express, and an Imperial
city ardently endorses this generous
recognition.
"Doctor Brumbaugh's endorsement by
President TUden is deserved. He In
'one of the chief educators In the
world.' and the most distinguished
educational leaders on this hemisphere
arc the witnesses. He has been chosen
Lovely Blouses
In New Styles at
Big Reductions
The materials include voile, linen,
embroidered voile and batiste in the
newest styles—raglan sleeves or
drop shoulder and a few high necks.
Trimmed with lac» insertion, or
gandy, bunch tucks, embroidered
and hemstitched organdy, voile or
lace trimmed collar.
None on exchange and none sent
on approval.
$1.95 to $3.95 Blouses at .. 95?
$2.95 to $3.95 Blouses at . . $1.95
$3.95 Linen Blouses at 95c
Rose, green, maize, Copenhagen
and white linen blouses, white linen
collars, $3.95 values; special.. .95?
25 Dozen $1.50 Blouses
From Regular Stock at $1
Allover embroider}' organdy, voile
with organdy vest and collar, voile
with organdy yoke and collar,
striped crepe with organdy collar,
$1.50 value; special SI.OO
Choice Values in Hosiery
and Underwear
Men's 25c silk half hose, in colors
and black; special Friday only 19?
Women's 25c lisle half hose, in
colors and black; special Friday only
15?
Infants' 35c silk hose in white,
pink, blue and black, 35c quality;
special Friday only 19?
Infants' white cotton ribbed vests,
sleeveless; taped neck; special Fri
day only 5?
Women's white cotton ribbed
vests, sleeveless, extra sizes; spe
cial Friday only 18?
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor.
Men's Tropical Worsted
Suits; $lO Values at $5
Men's pin striped tropical worsted
suits, skeleton lined, two pieces,
sizes 33, 34, 35 and 36, $lO value;
Friday only $5.00
Men's grey silk mohair and black
and blue Palm Beach suits, two
pieces, patch pockets, broken sizes,
$lO value; Friday only $7.00
Men's $lO Suits, $5
Men's navy blue serge suits, two
and three pieces, 46 regular and 46
stout sizes only, $lO value; Friday
only $5.00
Boys' $4 Suits, $1.50
Boys' $4.00 Norfolk suits in mix
tures, sizes 13, 14, 15 and 16; $4.00
value; Friday only $1.50
D., P. & S., Second Floor, Rear.
by his fellow superintendents to the
presidency of the Department of Cities
of over 20.000 Inhabitants in the Na
tional Educational Association .and at
every session of that important body
his leadership 1s everywhere recog
nized. His conspicuous services as a
member of the commission which reor
ganized the Philadelphia Public
Schools, consolidating Into one splendid
whole the forty-two separate organiza
tions, entitle him to the gratitude of
every friend of our schools; again in
the conversion of the State schools from
the cumbersome system of the late
eighties to the present modern organi
zation as created by our school code.
Doctor Brumbaugh performed Impor
tant services, and to his ability and
energy as organizer and administrator
this supremely important achievement
is largely due.
"Doctor Brumbaugh will contest tho
election with . ance McCormlck. the
Democratic nominee, and IJean Dewls,
the Washington candidate. Doctor
Lewis Is alao a pedagogue, but his
scholastic training his given him no
such experience as Doctor Brumbaugh;
he is a man of high ideals, but lacks
the poise, Judgment, sound common
sense and administrative and execu
tive experience which are so conspicu
ously found In Doctor Brumbaugh.
Mr. Vance McCormlck is likewise a
man of line character and high
ideals, but the revelations of his ex
travagant expenditures in his pri
mary campaign have produced a dis
tinct shock and he certainly falls
to measure up to the intellectual and
executive attainments of Doctor Brum
baugh. Moreover, he is running as a
Democrat, the avowed defender and
supporter of the false economic, in
dustrial and tariff doctrines of the
present Administration, and his elec
tion would be justly construed as a
vindication of the present destructive
business policy and a confession that
Pennsylvania endorsed the blundering
attacks on business and industry
which have been such lamentable fea
| tures of the present Congress.
"Doctor Brumbaugh typifies all the
characteristics and attributes which
should distinguish the Chief Executive
of tills great Commonwealth. He has
scholarly attainments, platform power,
he Is acquainted by actual contact
with every grade of our complicated
cltizenahlp; he has courage, <polse,
breadth of Judgment, administrative
experience and executive ability of the
highest order; his natural bent has
always been toward social, Industrial
and economic progress; he Is not
tainted with factional politics; he has
the courage of his convictions; he has
moral strength and the broadest in
tellectual culture. As Governor he will
be his own man In every sense of the
word, and the brilliancy of his record
as Chief Executive will reflect honor
and credit upon every citizen of the
State."
Traveling Bags
$5.00 cowhide traveling bags,
black and brown, leather lined; Fri
day only $3.98
Baby Go-Baskets
$9.50 to $11.50 baby oriole go-bas
kets; Friday only $2.98
Dust Mops
33c dust absorbing mop head, can
be attached to any ordinary mop
stick; Friday only 19<;
Plates
5c decorated and gold traced din
ner and tea plates; Friday only,
dozen 39f
Garbage Cans
42c 14-qt. covered galvanized gar
bage cans; Friday only 29«,*
Scrub Brushes
10c marble scrub brushes; Friday
only
Lerqon Squeezers
10c lemon squeezers; Friday only
s<>
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Basement.
In the Linen Section
50c mercerized table damask, 64
inches; Friday only, yard .... 33^
SI.OO linen sheeting. 2yards
wide; Friday only, yard 09^
50c to 59c French linen suiting, 33
to 45 inches; Friday only, yd., 3 iitf
Imported mercerized napkins, 22x
22 inches, $1.50 quality; Friday only,
dozen 98^
25c hemmed bleached Turkish
towels; Fridav onlv 17*
12'/jC red border huck towels,
large sizes; Friday only, 9^; dozen,
SI.OO
D., P. & S., Street Floor, Rear.
Curtain Goods
19c heavy white scrim, 36 inches
wide, for half sash or sill length cur
tains ; Friday only, yard 10$
15c and 19c printed etamine or
plain white or ecru voile, 36 inches
wide Friday only, yard 12^0
Odd Pairs Curtains
Odd pairs lace. ruffled muslin
scrim curtains, SI.OO to $2.50 value;
Friday only 50<r to $1.25
Fancy Cretonne
25c and 29c fancy cretonne for
cushions, shirt waist boxes and drap
eries, 35 inches wide; Friday only,
yard 19V
Linen Couch Covers
$1.69 plain linen couch covers with
red. green or blue borders; Friday
only sl.3i>
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Third Floor.
Women's $2.98 Dresses
Extra Special, $1.98
Dresses for street, porch and
house service in all sizes, selling reg
ularly at $2.98 will go out to-mor
row at an exceptional saving. Choo«e
at $1.98
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Floor.
TREAT POORHBUSE
SICK LIKE DOGS
[Continued From First Page]
Did they treat you bad at the alms
house?"
"Like a dog," replied Cerlbuoni, In
Italian.
According to a charity worker, who
requested that his name be withheld,
Ceribuoni's treatment is not excep
tional. Vermin are familiars to the
bedding In the tuberculosis ward, if
not in any other. A patient recently
removed from the institution was cov
ered with them.
Barber "Hadn't Seen Anything"
Spencer F. Barber, who was ap
pointed warden at the almshouse when
the Republican Board of Poor Di
rectors was superseded by the present
Democratic board last January, when
he read the above affidavit this morn
ing said that he did not believe con
ditions were that bad at the alms
house and that he had not found any
filth or vermin in the tuberculosis
ward. "I go through there every day,"
he said, "and have never seen any
thing such as described here."
Swarms of Bedbugs
When Parialo's accusation was rend
to John P. Guyer, clerk of the poor
board, he said that efforts are being
made to rid the Institution of vermin.
"Conditions were very bad when we
took charge," he said, "and we have
been making an effort to improve
them." But friends of the dying man
who to-day is in the Pennsylvania
Hospital at Philadelphia think that
the bedbugs must be clever to survive
persistent efforts in such swarms. Mr.
Guyer also said that the same attend
ants are employed there who have
been there for the past several years.
According to Guyer's statement, the
responsibility for the unhealthful and
unsanitary conditions at the almshouse
lie with the management of that In
stitution. The only changes made In
the management is at the top, said
Guyer, all the nurses and help having
been on the payrolls for several years,
so the fault can lie nowhere but In
the directing body and stewardship.
WIIjL TRY TO SWIM CHANNEL
New York, June 11.—Alfred Brown,
qf New York, announced to-day that
he had completed arrangements to RO
abroad in August in an attempt to
swim the English channel for the
Alexander trophy, a silver cup, offered
by a London promoter of water sports.
Men's $1.50 Shirts
and 35c Silk Ties
Friday only 1 1
For both .
The shirts are of mercerized mad
ras with separate soft collar in sizes
13 x /i to 17 and the ties are silk four
in-hands. This is a $1.85 value; Fri
day only at $1.19
D., P. & s.. Men's Store, Street Floor.
Women's White Pumps
Women's $2.50 white canvas two
strap pumps with welted or hand
turned soles, with leather or cov
ered heels; not all sizes; Friday
only . . $1.48
Women's White Shoes
Women's $2.50 white canvas
shoes, slightly soiled, made on good
stylish lasts with welted and stitched
soles; not all sizes; Friday only
$1.65
Misses' Oxfords and Pumps
Misses' $1.50 gun metal calf and
patent colt oxfords and strap pumps,
made 011 full toe lasts with stitched
soles and low heels; Friday onlv
98?
Children's Sailor Ties
Children's $1.25 patent colt and
gun metal calf one-eyelet sailor ties
with ankle strap; Friday only 95?
Men's Oxfords
Men's $4.00 tan calf and gun
metal calf oxfords, made 011 high
toe lasts with hand welted oak
leather soles; Friday only .. $2.85
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Street Floor.
White Goods
25c plain and stripe weave white
crepe, 28 inches; Friday only, yard
10?
25c plain and fancy white flaxoti,
36 inches, slightly imperfect; Friday
only, yard 10?
29c white pique and corduroy, 28
inches; Friday only, yard .... IT?
25c white flaxon, linen finish, me
dium weight, 38 inches; Friday only,
yard 18?
39c to 50c figured and dotted
white batiste for waists and dresses;
Friday only, yard 17?
D., P. & S., Street Floor, Rear.
Last of the Bargain
Lot of Straw Shapes
Friday Q C
Only
These are untrimmed hats that
, were formerly $1.23 to $3.95. 111
the lot, which is just about lare;e
enough to last through the day, are
• many shapes in various straws and
shades.
D., P. & S., Second Floor, Front.
Hair Nets
Silt® hair nets with elastic; Friday
only, 2? ; or 3 for 5?
D., P. & S.. Street Floor, Front.
HOPE FIREMEN AS
HOSTSTO 33 CO.
rContinued From First Page]
member has been assessed a certain
amount. It is the purpose of the
Hope company to have the largest
and most attractive division in line.
At the head of the Hope division will
be ex-Councilman, A. H. Kreidler, who
is one of the hardest workers in plan
ning for the October celebration. He
is also a member of the publicity com
mittee of the State Firemen's Associa
tion. On the list of companies coming
as guests of the Hope company are
three of the oldest volunteer organiza
tions in the United States, including
the Exempt Eire Association, of Buf
falo, N. Y. Referring to the trip by
this famoua organization, the Buffalo
News says:
The Buffalo Exempts
"The famous Exempts will make
the Harrlsburg meeting the occasion
of their annual outing and excursion.
They will leave the Pennsylvania Rail
road station at Buffalo on a special
train on the morning of October 5,
accompanied by Scinta's band of sixty
pieces, and a large number of citizens
and wives of the members.
"The Exempts will spend the night
In Olean and will leave for Williams
port on the morning of October 6.
Harrlsburg will be reached on October
7. The Buffalo firemen will remain in
Harrisburg until October 10. On their
way home the Exempts will stop oft at
Emporium. The Exempts will make
the trip In full uniform and will take
along their famous parade carriage
adorned with a Buffalo head."
Other companies coming as the
Hope's guests are:
From All Over the East
Washington, Mechanlcsburg; Volun
teer Firemen's Association, Baltimore,
Md.; Swarthmore, of Swarthmore;
Marcus Hook; Hope, Manheim; Citi
zen and West Side, Steelton; Fame,
West Chester: Hope, Lock Haven:
Volunteer Firemen's Association,
Philadelphia; Hancock, Norrlstown:
Washington, Coatesville; Union, Ham
burg: Washington and Rainbow,
Reading: Royal, Laurel, Rex and
Eagle, York; Citizen, Hlghsplre; Cum
berland and Union, Carlisle; Perse
verance and- Truck and Fire Patrol, of
Lebanon, the latter with their auto
| apparatus; Pioneer, Marietta; Volun-
I teer Firemen's Association, Elizabeth,
IN. J.; Tivoli, Philadelphia; Volunteer
| Exempts, Trenton, N. J.; Trojan Hook
and Ladder Company, Troy, N. Y.;
Good Will, Allentown. Each of these
companies will have a band with a
membership of from 30 to 60 pieces,
and twenty of the companies will bring
with them their parade apparatus.
, Another interesting feature In the
t Hope division will be a Junior organ
ization of 200 members, which Presi
dent Kreidler is now organizing. These
; young firemen will In all probability
have the Kolonial Kids' band, and will
1 draw the Hope parade carriage.
These officers were elected by the
juniors: George Macey, president;
William Towsend, vice-president;
Charles E. Blessing, Jr., secretary, and
John C. Kindler, treasurer. Charles
Blessing will be in charge.
CONVENTION OF I*. O. S. OF A.
Dillsburg, Pa., June 11. —Washing-
ton Camp, No. 777, Patriotic Order
, Sons of America, of Dillsburg, has
begun making plans for the enter
tainment of the York county conven
tion, to be held in Dillsburg on the
first Saturday In August, and the fol
lowing committee has been appointed
on arrangements: William M. Elicker,
B. H. Shriner, John Baker, Ira L.
Heikes and Harry Grimes.
j j GRADUATES OF WILSON COLLEGE
.] Waynesboro. Pa.. June 11.—Among
| the graduates of Wilson College,
' Chambersburg. this week are Misses
J Leah Gelst and Louise Smith, of
Waynesboro, and Miss Ruth Smith,
\ Mont Alto.
Business Locals
LET US CROWN YOU ]
5 The newest high crowns in straws J
In a variety of shapes Just a little dlf- '
i ferent, so that several of them are
sure to be becoming to you, are here
at prices from $1.50 to $3. And, the '
- Panamas that are always staple from '
one season to another, $4 to $5. ICln- '
nard, 1116-1118 North Third street.
LADIES' HATS CUT IN TWO ,
That Is, the price on all Spring and j
summer .hats have been reduced one- .
half. Regular sls hats, $8; $lO hats
for $6 and $5 hats for $3. Untrlm
-1 med shapes In fine Milan Hemp and ,
- Hemps, $4 and $5 hats, choice, $f..50. <
- Children's hat» at remarkable reduc
f tlons. Mary C. Glass, 1306 Market •
j street, i
Toilet Goods
25c Johnson foot soap; Friday
only 150
10c hard water toilet soap; Friday
only, cake
69c hot water bottle; Friday only
490
Baby talcum powder; Friday only
30
Buttermilk, oat meal, cider flower
and glycerine toilet soap; Friday
only, 3 cakes for 100
Acme toilet soap; Friday only,
cake lp
4-oz. bottle peroxide; Friday only
30
D., P. & S„ Street Floor, Front.
Laces and Embroideries
Maltese and cluny lace edge and
insertions, 1 and' 2 inches wide; val
ues up to 15c; Friday only, vd., 5?
Camisole lace, 14 inches wide, in
neat shadow patterns, values up to
25c; Friday only, yard 150
Swiss embroidery galloons and in
sertions, one and two inches wide in
a large range of patterns; values up
to 25c; Friday only, yard 50
Allpver embroidery, 22 inches
wide, in open and solid patterns;
Friday only,' yard 12^0
Women's Handkerchiefs
Women's pure linen one corner
embroidered handkerchiefs, worth
10c; Friday only 70
Women's cross bar Swiss and
wide hem cotton handkerchiefs,
worth sc; Friday only, 3 for .. 100
Ribbons and Collars
Satin taffeta baby ribbon, 14-inch
wide in white, light blue and pink,
worth 19c; Friday only, 100 for
bolt of 10 yards.
Fancy Dresden ribbons, V/ 2
inches to 2/ inches wide ; values up
to 20c; Friday only, yard 100
Plain lace collars in white and
ecru, values up to 50c; Friday only,
yard 250
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Street Floor.
Hair Ornaments
Fancy bead and spangle bandeaux
and hair ornaments, 25c, 35c, 50c
values; Friday only 150
19c girdle frames; Friday only
100
Dress Shields
75c de luxe silk dress shields, silk
embroidered and lace trimmed; Fri
day only 440
Silk Moire Bags
Silk moire bags in assorted colors ;
Friday only 440
Silk frill inovation girdles in all
the wanted shades; Friday only 440
Hair Switches
$2.98 hair switches; FrMav only
#2.25
$4.50 hair switches; Friday only
s2iso
1)., P. & S., Street Floor, Front.
Pillow Cases
25c 45x36-inch bleached pillow
cases, embroidered and hemstitched;
Friday only, piece 190
35c 45x36-inch bleached pillow
cases, embroidered and hemstitched ;
Friday only, piece 290
D., P. & S., Street Floor, Rear.
ADVICE ABOUT
HOW TO REMOVE
UNSIGHTLY HAIR
Many physicians use the ingredi
ents contained in El Rado for re
moving hair In connection with their
laboratory work. This shows con
clusively how pgrfectly harmless it«
action is. Thousands of women have «
discovered this, too, and have learned
how' totally unnecessary It is to go
around with unbeautlful growths on
lip, chin, cheek, neck or arms. They
apply a few drops of El Rado, the
liquid hair remover. Almost In
stantly the hair vanishes, leaving th*
skin smooth, velvety and even whiter
than before. This Is because, posi
tively without the slightest harm, the
hair has been dissolved.
El Rado Is now a standard toilet
article, used by thousands of women.
You need have no more hesitation In
asking for and using El Rado than
In asking for and using a toilet pow
der. Try El Rado on your arm;
prove for yourself that It will do
everything claimed. Your money back
it you are not entirely satisfied. In
60c. and SI.OO size bottles at all lead
ing drug and department stores, or
direct from the Pilgrim Mfg. Co.,
New York. Valuable information sent
on request. In this city. El Rado is
sold mid recommended by:
Golden Seal Drug Store. JC. z.
Gross, Kennedy's Drug Store, Kel
ler's Drug Store, George A. Gorgas.
Business Locals
POCKETBOOKS VARY IN SIZE ,
But a $lO bill will take any suit In
the house regardless of price at the
Klein Company Store, 9 North Market
Square. The former selling price of
these ladles' suits varied from $22.50
to $42.50 and represents the very lat
est in styles, as you know that our
policy is to carry nothing over from
one season to another.
PREVENTING WRINKLES
Experts say that if the skin Is kept
soft and smooth, wrinkles may be liepi
away Indefinitely. Potts' Greaseless
Cold Cream should be gently massaged
Into the tissues to keep the face sort
and smooth without that greasy resi
due so many women object to. On
sale at Bowman A Co. and Potts' Drug
Store, North Third and Herr streets.
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