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LABOR DAY | Silk Shirtings |
Monday, September 7th • JSjOti V7Tl£
"I STORE CLOSED ALL DAY HARPISBURG'S POPULAR DEPARTMENT STORE stripes in white Very special, yard 65^
J Store Opens Saturday 9 a. m.; Closes 9 p. m. Main Floor—bowmans.
i White Dress Goods TTF'XXT' FA T T STTTTS Save Money On
►, Mercerized Batiste -44 inches wide; makes Xl JLLt YY X XibJulj WUX X W *
charming dresses, 5 yards being sufficient for a f ~
75c q „ a ii«y,y,rd ** Wonderfully Handsome Popula CTTTTQ
>! Regular 39c qustity! y&ri l 5» $17.50, S2O, $25, S3O and Up tO SSO O OUIIO
►. . , _ , . 300 New Fall Suits now on display—smart models everv one of them—and new ones ji I
► i e ose < incie. w . o e arriving daily by express Choice materials are getting scarcer every day—and good colors
many white materials that retains its newness when harder to find but we have them in all the wanted materials and pretty dark shades so much in _A. TT TUT _J Q C aII r* 4- Am a
► laundered. Yard use. Broadcloths are more popular than ever before —and deservedly so—black is much in X XXcLU llUfVv J-VXcLvIC l»vl OCAJL <A.v vllC"
J Main Floor— bowman's. demand Russian greens, dark browns, Copenhagen, dark plum and Dregs of Wine all
>< 1 The Suits We Show at $17.50 third to One-half More Than
SPECIAL VALUES IN Forstman and Hufmans' high luster Broadcloths and Poplins. Coats lined with guaran- # # J
< tee( l yam dyed satin. Coats are 40 to 45 inches long and have touches of velvet at collar and T < c4"P(I
| Cotton Dress Goods iwW Distinctly Different M«ub .t $25.00 1 , ,
; onr . .. c . ~r .. . L 1 specialize on suits at $25.00. At this price it is acknowledged that we ca'vrv the HM F - /\ en s oung s
i . B ,°° y ards Striped Voiles-navy light blue, nile, most complete assortments in Harrisburg. They are mostly copies of imported models - SI I Will Suits of Cassimere, Wor
► pink, tango, rose and lilac. Regular 15c quality. copied in materials, styles and colors. Jj / stefl and Homespuns that
""l * ti' Materials are Broadcloths, Poplins, Ripple Cloths. Cheviots and "mported Serges; " Jj were SIO.OO $12.50 and
► 25c Cotton Crepe and fine Ratine all the popu- colors are Russian Green, Dark Brown, Copenhagen, Navy, Dark Helio, Dark Wine and Taupe. DUY SI SO '
2,000 yards yard-wide percales, light figures and Exclusive Models at $27.50, S3O, $32.50, $35, S4O, and SSO Hand-tailored Men's and
I stripes. Yard 7 f Suits that bear the stamp of quality—show goodness at all tf* /f\ f|A ill Youths' Suits in gray tan,
$ 500 vards 40-inch Figured Batiste, all the wanted y > glance. The finest tailors in New York are represented. None IH| 1 I V\J ki 11p nn H *trineH finished MwHDM
I shades. Yard 10? M of the fads and fancies are missing. t/gif F* blue and striped hnishefl
i if E*«ra Size Suits at $20.00 • Buy Z, ™ sls.STa»d
► r\J \\ " eve alwavs had unusual values at this price but this sea- SO ftaMm
►' « , A . , c .„ j tir it> i* . T VM son we have done better than ever. We have a strictly hand- ' v
► A ,nC ii anf ( I, 00 , n P in \7j U r» n i'i made model—coat 32 inches long. Skirt made with short A The finest all hand-tailored
, shades, ,nclud,n K .11.1, e ntw fall shades. Yd., 94? WTL plaits. The m ..erial is men's vve!r serge of an u„us„.lly good (JI O -%ft Will Suits that you usuallv pav WilM
Main FIoor—BOWMAN s. /fcmvK quality. Black and navy only. % | g SIB.OO. $20.00 and $22.50
5 t\t> a nrmrr \hW/r\Extra Size Suits at $25.00 Buy
teds and Unfinished Wor
*■ I3l\ /V f lv 1 1 Tfo 3 From Ditman—considered the best maker of suits for stout in stripes, checks, //>
► y/yjj \ figures in the country. Serges, poplins, broadcloths, ripple plaids and mixtures. JI I Wuj l^t
• For Windows and Arckways fj l\] | A Good Assortment of Fall Coats Came Yesterday WE ARE NOW SHOWING | W ; M
I l\ j\l White Chinchillas, Ripple Cloths, Zybilines, Montaignacs, \T FT* If °4- n />-.« II a\\\{tl\
► White and ecru lace curtains, 2]/ 3 yards long, \\ Ratines, Nub Worsteds, Scotch Plaids and Tartan Plaids. Prices i\ QU) rQll \DUtIS TOl //
►Pa»r to $5.00 !(I / |J are SIO.OO, $12..!0, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00, $32.50 and _ I \7 Jl/f // i\. i
► White and ecru novelty net and cluny curtains, JJ \\ 1 $39.50. l\/l nrt ntlfl Yfllltl Cf IrlPtl I ®\''■!Hl
► 2y 2 yards long; fancy braid border and edge; also 1 New Nurses' an"l Maids' Dresses ® II IWI
, cluny insertion and edge. Pair . . $1.25 to SIO.OO JJpJTf Fm u ■A C * i•- -i i A f in best all wool materials; all new styles and weaves I \| <
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•' PI. in. nd figured saline for O S $12.50 sls. ands2o Silk Dresses, $5.98 ~J model, .JQ
*■ wide Yard . m* anH This Springs styles—excellent silks—many taffetas and Ij nn mc i««i ji ad
► _ * * 2 charmeuse—just to close them out we arc selling them $5.98 Fait Nnf • • %tiff Hot« Austrian Vplnar Hats
Fourth FIoor—BOWMAN'S. Second Floor BOWMAN'S V ) "€ll /ifllS OIIH IMUIS StUSlTlUll w KIUUT IJUl3 rhtrd FIoor—BOWMAN'S
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; Ready With New Autumn Millinery
; Every Case and Table Is Now Filled With the
: New Fall flats
y
y You will find here as usual interpretations
y of all the smartest and newest styles—they
are hats that are distinctive and original, and
► v \ prices especially attractive. z 1
y / Fine quality Black Silk Velour from
New Turbans—entirely new is the Tricorn. J
/ S Turban—which reflects the military tendency
4, in new Fall wear. Prices are $1.05 and $2.48 /. J? (7)
\ I e are showing some of the larger shapes A T c3^
► \ ' in black velvet which will he very popular
► \ / All the newest trimmings in high stick- \ / 1
y ups, braids and fancies from up. Visit \ /
our Millinery Section. , ~
Second FIoor—BOWMAN'S.
►
AMUsewemsl
MAJESTIC
To-day, afternoon and evening—Bur-
lesque
To-morrow, afternoon and evening
John Bunnv and company of sixty.
Monday and Tuesday, matinee dally—
"Uncle Tom's Cabin."
Wednesday evening—Relkln Yiddish
Company.
Thursday evening—"High Jinks.
ORPHEUM
High-class Vaudeville Every after- j
noon and evening.
COLONIAL
Vaudeville and Pictures.
BUNNY COMES TO TOWN TOMORROW '
John Bunny, the man with a billion j
friends, the comedian with the ever
smiling countenance, will be at the Ma
jestic Theater, Saturday, matinee and
night, in person, accompanied by a ,
splendid company of sixty capable j
actors, singers and dancers in the
musical mixture, "Bunny In Funny
land," which the management declares
to be nearly three hours of wholesome
and clean-cut laughs. Over 7,000,000 j
people a day look upon the Bunny face !
in the movies and now the Harris- j
liurg movie fans will be able to see him I
himself with his collection of funsters, j
who sing, and dance. —Advertisement.
"UNCLE TOM'S CABIN"
Leon Washburn's Stetson's "Uncle |
Tom's Cabin" Company is scoring new ;
triumphs this season In everybody's
favorite play, "Uncle Tom's Cabin." I
This attraction Is booked at the Ma- i
lestic Theater for Monday and Tues- ;
flay, with daily matinees.—Advertise- !
ment.
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"A PAIR OK JIXBS"
It is definite!? announced at Majes
tic. matinee and plsht. Monday. Sep
tember 14. H. H. Frazee will present
Kdward Pepel's greatest success. "A
Pair of Sixes " Despite the fact that i
• A Pair of Sixes'' Is still playing at the |
Longacre Theater. New York: the Cort
Theater, Chicago: Wyndham's Theater, j
London, and at Her Mnlesf's Theater.
Melbourne. Australia fir. Prazei has 1
formed a special company for the local
FRIDAY EVENING. BARRISBURG TELEGRAPH SEPTEMBER 4. 1014.
presentation which will include such
well-known players as Paul Nlcholsln,
Curtis Benton, Mildred Booth. Angle
Norton, Marta Oatman and others.—Ad
vertisement.
VALESKA SUHATTCOMING
"The Bride Shop," with its riot of
gowns, girls, song and fun, continues
to attract at the Orpheum. This little
musical comedy Is the prettiest and
most elaborate in variety, and in turn
it is supported by a galaxy of Keith
artists that are certainly worth seeing.
For next week the management Is
announcing the local vaudeville appear
ance of Valeska Suratt. of musical com
j edy fame, who promises a sensation
I and a real surprise In her magnificent
j productlbn called "Black Crepe and
I Diamonds." In bringing Miss Suratt
| to the Orpheum. where popular prices
will remain in vogue during her en
gagement, the management declares
th ey have taken a quite daring finan
cial plunge. For Miss Suratt is a posl-
I tive metropolitan headllner, whose
name has flamed in Broadway In musl-
I cal comedy as much as It has in vaude
ville The setting of her new act Is an
i exact replica of the boudoir of her own
1 Louis XV apartment, located a stone's
i throw from Sherry's and Delmonlco's,
; and much of the furnishings of the
same are utilized In the stage nlcture.
i Five perfect confections by Collot, of
Paris .are worn by Miss Suratt, as are
j also her famous $30,000 diamond and
; pearl dog collar and her SIO,OOO chln
; chilla fur coat. Were Miss Suratt the
j lono attraction at the Orpheum next
j week, she would be well worth the time
and price, for she has appeared in many
productions where the prices were four
I and five times those In vogue at the Or
t pheum.—Advertisement.
fiOOI) BILL AT COLONIAL
j "The Oath of a Viking," a beautiful
i feature film in multiple reels, that deals
; with a pretty romance In the lore of
! the Norseman; "The Mexican Invasion
| In Harrlsburg," a funny and Interest
i ing local-made "movie," and clever and
diversified vaudeville attractions, three
of them, continue to attract good sized
audiences to the Busy Corner. .For the
first three days of next week the man
agement is announcing another Jesse
T, Lasky moving: picture feature. This
l time it will be a dramatization of "The
CAST 0R IA For Infants and Children. Bears eetrjt ~
r The Kind Yea H(.VG Always BOUEM BL * N T RE i
i Man On the Box," by Harold McGrath.
. Like all of the Lasky features. It will
i be splendidly staged, with much atten- i
- tion given to detail and nothing will be
spared In the way of an e.xcellent cast. I
—Advertisement.
THE DARE-DEVIL DETECTIVE AT j
' j A sensational drama is presented
- here to-day, entitled "The Dare-Devil I
1 ! Detective," an offering In four parts f
J I that compels interest from start to i
. ] finish. Count Landmann is engaged to j
3 Hilda Ragnald, a famous dancer, whose ,
• brother Harry Is a swindler and long
, known to the police, but so far un- I
t caught by them. The Count has been j
J missing several valuable works of art
3 and has employed "Hayes, the Dare-
Devil Detective." to solve the mystery
of their disappearance. The Count
gives a reception and allows his
fiances to wear a string of pearls, a
priceless family heirloom, but tells her
, that It is usually kept in the bank
i and Insured for 100,000 pounds. In
s returning them to the bank, her
g ' brother Harry steals the bag contain- j
. j Ing the pearls He Is chased by the
f detective over the roof of a fast-mov- j
? i Ing train, he throws away the bag !
1 and the detective makes a daring I
- Jump off the train only to find an I
b empty bag. The thief Is afterwards I
t caught by the detective at the house |
e of an accomplice and restores the
v pearls to their rightful owner. Pathe
r Dally News to-day presents some sub
- Jects dealing with the present Euro
pean war.—Advertisement.
"SEALED OBDEBS" AT THE PALACE i
1 "Sealed Orders," a war-like film in
s six parts, employing. It is claimed, a
f fleet of dreadnaughts and two armies. !
i will be shown at this house to-day and I
- Saturday. "Sealed Orders" shows one
I or two of the fine points of war. and |
e gives an Intimation of how countries j
I get the information of what the other
e country intends doing at a time when I
- action Is unexpected. Philip Smalley I
e and Lois Weber will also be shown In |
s a Rex Universal film, entitled "Behind ;
e the Veil."—Advertisement.
New Fall Silks !
26 to 30 Inches Long
lIjSK 9 ~*sP 'l 40-inch Crepe de Chine —extra good quality; shades of Rus- <
All Shades—Short Stems—Full Lengths f"> *«*»• oliv ? ,"" v •>>* brown reseda, navy Copen-,
hagen, prune, wistaria, black, and all evening shades. Yd., Spl.oU
This sale of Natural Wavy Hair Switches offers s 36-inch Black Satin Messaline—-fine texture. Regular SI.OO
values, assortments and range of shades that will f XfiZgk .r quality Yard 790
amaze you. The Switches are 26, 28 and 30 inches n , ' A' !•' ' ... ... .. .
... .. „ . . . i i 40-inch Black Satin Meteor —extra fine quality. Regular
long, made of an exceptionally fine quality hair, lInBBV \\l it? rvt !"♦ . V A SSI PQ
which will permanently retain its wave. Thev are quality. l arn . Jpl. >.
all mounted on three short stems and can he had in iMvfm J 36-inch Print Warp Taffetas—flowered patterns in black.
every shade but gray. /BVittllr Special, yard $2.00
The assortment comprises: 1 Saturday (fflrfWl Roman stripes in Bengalines, Taffetas, Messalines and
26-inch Switches, formerlly $5.95. a , Poplins at special prices. Yard SI.OO to $2.50
28-inch Switches, formerly $6.95.. \/l H| . v.. V, _ _ . llt . __
30-inch Switches, formerly $8.45. J V l * jKJM ' 40-iiich Black Satin De Paris; special, yard $1.98
A perfect match is guaranteed by the expert in 36-inch Black Satin De Luxe; special, yard $1.98
charge. 36-inch Black Satin De Paris; special, yard $1.69
' 36-inch Black Satin Duchesse. Yard .. SI.OO and $1.50
t 40-inch Black Satin Duchesse. Yard, $2.00 and $2.25
QfIPPI £ 1 HT rT All fP 5 * 36-inch Black Silk Faille; special, vard $1.50
opcoicti Oci.lt? UI XXUU.OC W dICO $3 50 40 _ jnch Broca( ie Crepe De Chines in brown, black
We pride ourselves on the large line of kitchen ware on and Copenhagen. Yard SI.OO
display in our Housefurnishing Department —having every Main FLOOR—BOWMAN'S.
utensil that is needed in every kitchen. We specialize on ===============================================
Aluminum ware, enamel ware, bathroom fixtures and all
kinds of willow ware. JkT P 1] O ¥7 TO
Turquoise triple coated enamel ware, white lined with tur- lICW i clll ljUllS f 01T DOVS
quoise blue and white mottling outside. J
59c 8-quart Imperial lipped saucepan 250 In sizes 6to 18 ye ars - are now
69c 10-cpiart lipped preserve kettle, wood handle .... 250 .
* 49c and 59c tea and coffee pots, 2 and 3-qt. capacity, 250 eln ß s own
► 35c jelly strainer a perfect strainer for liquids that must J Beautiful checked and pin dotted Nor
►be strained free of solid matter 190 VN * olks with Bulgarian stitched half belts—
► 25c Japanned sugar, can 150 / \Y ?i \. blue and gray mixture knickers with
n <y taped seams, cut full and roomy.
8 size | |*f£\ I lIfVA A large a sortment to select from at ,
10 Rolls Crepe Toilet Paper, 25c UkJJ/ \ \ $2.98, $.3.98, $5.00, $7.50 and $lO
SATURDAY SOAP SPECIALS Vj 7^' nnSXni'nv 5 V f' L X ET '
► _ ... _ . c 00 . V&Z A \'\ /Z' CORDUROY AND SERGE, for boys
► J ca , kes Swifts Pride Soap 290 'LU ffpm tQ 1Q years of age _ brown> ma „
cakes Ivor} • >ap • 0 T \ ro on, grav, tan and shepherd check, at
n C3 t eS S i lU# A' $3.50, $.3.98 and $5.00
► 10 cakes Fels Naphtha Soap 380 Boys' Knickers from age 6 to the ex
► 6 packs Swift s Pride \\ ashing Powder 250 tra stout bov who wears a 36 waist -
► 6 cans Swift s Sunbnght Cleanser 2>o corduro ys, cassimeres, worsteds and
►. No phone or C. O. D. orders taken for soap. \ ~ l W[ serges
► I BOWMAN'S—Basement. JW ' Hatg Qf doth fek at
► ™ _ is{ $1.01) and $1.50
:New Fall Footwear
:ifSSHx 555-"3STa*** jw^
; Fall wear; high, medium and low Heels Fit and wear guar- Decorated German China consisting of chocolate pots,
anteed. Pair $1.98, $-v.oo and $.».0fl svrup pitchers, nut bowls, marmalade jars, celerv and spoon
Girls patent colt and gun metal button boots with plump tt T s ' alad dis h es> C omb and brush trays—assorted decorations.
► soles that will give good service. Your choice 980
I Sizes 6 to 8, pair
| ► Sizes B>4 to 11, pair $1.2,1 35* and 49<k
[ ► Sizes to 2, pair $1.49
i y Boys' school shoes of plump gun metal with stout soles that PfPSPr viUP" T3.rS
will wear like iron. . o J
Sizes 10 to 13J4, pair $1.19 Mason Pint Jars, dozen 350
j * Sizes Ito SJ/2, pair $1.39 Mason Quart Jars, dozen 450
! ► Men's gun metal, patent colt and tan calf high shoes with Mason 2-quart Jars, dozen 690
► oak soles, Goodyear welted. Pair $3.00 Smalley's double safety clear glass jars with glass tops.
I y. Men's brown and black grain blucher boots for heavy Pints dozen ?50
j wear; English back stay and with bellows tongues. Regular Quarts, dozen 850
$2.50 value; special $1.95 BOWMANS Basement.
► Third FIoor —BOWMAN'S.
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