12 Every Item of Value-Giving Interest in This List of Friday Specials N F'A S " 1 W omen's $3.50 Colored Dress Goods Table Damask Corset Covers, 10c Men's Handkerchiefs o rriaay opeciais Shoes, $2.59 50c serge; 36 inches wide; full 50c mercerized bleached table da- Cambric corset covers, high ueck, Men's 50c silk and lisle fancy col •S>ent COD or Women's $3.50 patent colt shoes; range of colors. Friday only, yard, mask; 64 inches wide; good designs. tight fitting, plain finish at neck and ored handkerchiefs. Friday only, '' with black cloth tops and dull kid 35 * Friday only, yard 29# armholes. Only two to a customer. 350 Mail or Telephone tops; medium narrow lasts with $1.50 silk and wool crirtkle crepe; BedSpreads None exchanged, 1-riday only, 10* Men's Suspenders _ Goodvear welted soles and high six shades. 1 Friday only, yard, 49# Mnclin Hnwns Orders Filled 9S US l*els $2.59 75c French Henrietta; all wool. crochet bed spreads; full • ' Men's 19c lisle web suspenders. > Women's $2.50 "day only, yard 49# ready for use. Friday only, $1.49 bunch tucks trim yoke; neat ruffle ' ftt silk and w ° ol "epe; 42 in- T< l'l rp i trims neck and sleeves. Only two Boys Handkerchiefs Women S Neckwear .Shoes, $1.85 ches wide, six shades. Friday only, Turkish Towels to a customer, 50c value. Friday BoV .ft . ,-tu Sleeveless guitnpes of figured net, Women's $2.50 patent colt and yard 59# 17c individual Turkish towels; only :{s# ,?/ t .?- U f e ] C 7 °° Fridav°onl'v hi^h " eCk ' values tan shoes made on full toe lasts SI.OO pebble ratine; 43 inches pure white and colored borders. Fri- Blouses at 25c win vui m. s. .uajony, or lnda> only «so# with heavy stitched soles and Cuban wjde Friday onlv yard 74c day only 8# DIOUSeS at ZOC lU * Women's neckwear in collars, heels $1.83 in,- hrw Turkish bath towel*- Voile and "batiste blouses; em . Men s & Boys' Cuff Links fischus and stoks in a large assort- ~ 0 , sl.2s brown eponge; 50 inches 50c arge lurkish bath towels, ruffle trim. ment of slightly soiled: Crirls $2.00 Shoes, $1.39 wide. Friday only, yard 9.1# colored borders. Triday only, 2.)# » Men's and boys 25c cuff links, tie values to 75c." Friday onlv'.. 12'/.# r ... m ,,., ~. . . 01 0 . „ , , , rp r collar and cuffs. One to a custom- p i ns and coat chains. Friday only, 'iris s_.oo black kidskin shoes; sl.2d all-wool brocades; five 1 OWeling er. None exchanged, SI.OO to $1.95 lO^ ~ 3": l""?" Frid V 10c bleached and brown linen fin- Friday only S3f i .Friday only 25# ],V O x 1 $1.25 diagonal serge; 54 inches ish toweling; good for kitchen use. B louses at 69c . wide; best shades. Friday only, yd., Friday jonly, yard 8# . < One piece non-breakable collar Embroideries and Laces Children's $1.25 Shoes, 9Bc Wad, n«tl,e Batiste and voile blouses; hand buttons; assorted shapes. Friday < Swiss embroidered shirt waist Children's $1 cm, metal calf -50 navy coating; 54 inchei Wash ClOtllS embroidered or lace trimmed. One only. 3 dozen 5? } fronts in open and solid patterns; button shoesmad? on wide toe Wlde ' * "day only, yard 95# 5c wash cloths; pure white; good to a_ customer and none echangcd. Dives, pomeroy & Stewart, lvalues up to SI.OO. Friday only, 2,»# j asts w j th heavy stitched soles and $1.25 navy broadcloth; 54 inches valuc - '"day Men-, store, street Floor. Swiss insertion ,ow heels; sizes Bji to lO'-S .. 98# wide. Friday only, yard .... SI.OO Covers and Shams Infants' Silk Cans allied to rc. i'llda} onlv, jd, «>( Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. llllcilllS OIIK. V>d[JS r ■ . . . .. $1.39 stand covers and pillow T r . • -n . i i -i V/OrsetS bwiss corset corver embroidery; __ , . ' Infants silk caps, tucked or rib -17 inches wide; cross bar; open Men 's T TmWwpnr lining shams, 30x30 inches Friday onlv bon trimmed, slightly soiled. None An assortment of G-B, American \ work patterns, worth 25c. Friday »««> S UIWMW-ear IdningS W* Kc| , d> 25c * $1(x) va| „ cs ~-r i. Lady and Warner's Rnst Proof cor • °nl>> > a, o 18# Mens white mercerized shirts and 20c black satine; 36 inches wide. 1 UFKISn Kaill 1 OWels ( j ay Dl ,i v sets; not all sizes. $3.00 value. Fri- Shadow laces in white: 3to 5 in- drawers; SI.OO quality. Friday onlv, Friday only, yard 12y 2 # 17c bleached Turkish bath towels;' ' ' o 11- 1 da >' onl y \ ches wide; values to 12 y,c. Friday " 50c Farmer's satin; 32 inches good size and quality; red and blue I ettlCOatS Smart Set and \nierican T adv % ° nly ' yard Men baHmgganand mesh wide; navy and black. Friday only, borders Friday only 12/,# Tub sslk petticoats; pleated CoVsl; vahie Triday only Linen Cluny laces in white; 2to x- ut ani \ ,lut ' s ' liroken lines. }ard 4'i# Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, flounce; Russian green, black, white «it'> ."-n 3'inches wide; values to 25c. Fri- * °! K txc rriday only, street Floor, Roar. an( j navy, $2.95 value. Friday only, "* day only, yard 12 1 # 1 I °<* Black DreSS Goods #1.95 ' Po,neroy & stewart ' Seco "d Floor. Venise lace bands: in ecru: 2to Women's Vests r>f)c hlack granite cloth. Friday -Fall DreSS Cottons White Aprons D - P R .^, S " S P EC,AL cor set, 9DC 5 inches wide; values to 59c. Fri- . only, yard 4!># ... value, l riday only 69# Hav onlv vard 1 " omen s 10c cotton ribbed vests; . 59c crepe de chine in olain colors Seven styles round white aprons; T1 , '• I *'* sleevHess. Fridav onlv l),ack ser ge, 36 inches wide.. and li „ ul I cd ( iesi»ns Frid-iv onlv embroidery ruffle; 50c value. Fridav Brassieres, embroidery trimmed, Children's Handkerchiefs Women's Tlni Friday only, yard ;{.-,# yard - - • '.'..29# °» ] y •«># 39c value. Friday only 25# ... ts 75c black Panamas 54 inches en • m I•- 1 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, second Floor. Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, Children s hemstitched cotton 1V „ wide • Vrlrfav nniv v ,«i io„ 50c silk stripe voile; white ground street Floor, Front. handkerchiefs, worth 3c. Fridav omen s SI.OO and $1.2.*» Fall NN,o# wit h colored silk stripes Fridav , " onl - v ' 6for '<><• FrldaVoX™;.' S2 SI.OO black ratine; 50 inches wde. only .yard ** Toilet Goods Women's HandkerrlnVfs » TT • " lJ? 25c silk stripe poplin; light and n ..... .... , ... Couch Covers Mens Hosiery $2.50 black broadcleth; 54 inches dark grounds with self colored silk Best 40t witch hazel, bring bottle. Women's fancy cable border hand- v . " wide.. Friday only, yard ... $1.95 stripe. Friday only, yard .1«# 1 "day only, quart $1.50 fancy figured couch covers kerchiefs, worth sc. Fridav onlv -Men s cotton hose; black with ... 2bottle Csnrinkler ton"! TTvnipt. ' n red and green; mixed colorings, '•for ....: ~y . . W Wh,KfeCt - <»*.... !<»<• s.r.„ Fl.„. Friday only. M.W Children's Umbrellas Women's Hosiery Girdles and Buckles jar petrol..™ BedSpreads ij Children's fist blacl- umbrellas Women's 38c black lisle out size crepe suiting in light and dark 1 riua> oniy 1 worth 50c, Friday only ;{."»# hose; fashioned feet. Friday onlv, 19c featherbone girdle .... 10# shades. Friday only, yard ... 12# One quart bottle household am- $2.00 and $2.50 white muslin bed n *'~>t $2.00 Roman stripe girdles, $1.19 12#c figured lawns in light monia - Friday only 9# spreads in plain or plaid effects; xiaby Klbbon Women's tan_ colored silk boot 50 velvet belts with covered grounds ' Friday only, yard, 4 y.f 50c can theatrical cold cream. slightly soiled. Friday only, $1.39 , Satin baby ribbon, M-inch wide; h '\ se ' and 50c M"ality, Friday buckle ' ' 15c crepe crinkle seersucker; col- Friday only 29# t Curtains 111 pink, light blue, white, 10-yard " '".'-# ei m 11 1 . ored stripe designs, Friday only, 25c can theatrical cold cream Fri Piece, worth 15c, Friday onh, Wonum' e 25c silk pleated hose; | >' arU day onlV 15# $1.75 English Nottingham lace i - Street Floor, Front, . Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart w , 1 fl* es, Pomeroy & Stewart, ' ' ' Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, * ' ' • Street Floor, Front, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. Street Floor, Front. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Third Floor, New Fire House at Lemoyne to Be Dedicated Saturday ' ; . '■ " ~ HANDSOME HOIIK OF CITIZENS' FIRE COMPANY President Demming, of the Harrisburg Firemen's Union, Will Deliver Address at Ceremonies Fol lowing Big Parade Special to The Telegraph Lemoyne, Pa.. Oct. J. —Plans for the dedication pf the new home for the Citizens' Fire Company No. 1 at the corner of Herman avenue and Ross moyne street, on Saturday afternoon, were completed at a meeting of the company last night. A parade forming at 2.3Q o'clock »ill start aff Ui© big dedication. The route 01" the parade is as follows: Rossmoyne street to Market, North '*«>noyne to Dale avenue, counter march in Market to Rossmoyne, to ""mmel, tQ Lorne, to Merman, to j* 0 ' k.?r, to Bosler. to Armstrong, to « u mnieJ, to Rossmoyne. to Herman ana (lispjisg n t the Are house. The pa rade t s estimated at ane-hulf a mile THURSDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH OCTOBER 1, 1914. long and will.cover » distance of four ■ and one-half miles. . Following the parade the ceremon ;';f at the fire house wil} take place. I'ive hundred school children of the I.emoyne and Fort Washington schools W . U! "America"; the bands will play The Star SpUngler Banner," Ztr £ Ke A ™ erlc an fl&g Is raised o\er the new- home; Dr. John W Bowman, chairman of the dedication "ill make the opening address; Colo nel Henry C. Demming. president of the I) irenien s L'nion of Harrisburg and u member of the Good Will Kire Company, No. 7, will make the ad dress in the afternoon. The Lemoyne WILLIAM (I. BEAR. President Hand will close the dedication cere monies by a band concert. The parade, under the direction of S. B. Leach and Harvey E. Mount/.. will be divided into live sections; the lirst will include a band, an automo bile with the oldest men of Lemoyne in, and visiting lire companies. • Automobiles will make up the sec ond suction. Five hundred school children of the Lemoyne and Fort Washington school hauled in wagons and automobile trucks will be includ ed j» the third, while the fourth divi- S 'P5 W|H f'e ihe "flout" division, in which jurge floats of the junior and senior plaSses of the Lemoyne high school will be seen. The "Darktown Fire Company" will' make up the last section. The committees on the celebration follows: Dedication committee, Dr. John W. Bowman, chairman, Oscar olfensburger and James Pryor: the puijjfc committee, S. R. Leach, chaWflan and Harvby E. Mountz; fes tival, James Drjmesser, chairman, Clai'fcnc'e Moul, Paul Swelgert. Harry Zimmerman and Lewis Marliley; ti nunclal anil building, Oscar Wolfens burger, J. 8. Cummings and G. W. Palmef. "VV. K. Busbey was the con tractor of the building and the cost was $3,375. A festival at the corner of Rosier avenue and Rossmoyno street will end ths celebration. _At a meeting: In Witman Hall, June 25, 1906. the Lemoyne Citizens' Fire Company \v«j) organized with an en rollment of fortv-six. The member ship at the present timp is seventy-tive member?. William Bear, president; William Bushey, vice-president; Clar ence Moul. secretary,; 11. H. Rice, I treasurer, and Harvey Mountz, chief, are the present officers. '% . I ■ m c V - T JF fi l / JHraHH HARVEY E. MOUNTZ. Chief WE LOCAL MED ARE NEARLY KILLED [Continued l-'rom Klrst Pajtc] street, llarrisburg, was uninjured. According to the police, the driver was intoxicated when picked up by the St. oJseph's Hospital ambulance corps and this morning when brought into police court he was still under the influence of alcoholics, the police say. By the looks of the car, the ma chine must have hit the pole while going at a terrific rate of speed. On Way to Atlantic City Snyder told the Reading police lie was on the way to Atlantic City. At the pluce where the accident occurred there is a sharp and dangerous curve and the least skidding would be liable to send an automobile into the pole. Snyder was given fifteen days in Jail by the authorities here in default of a $25 fine imposed for alleged reckless driving and speeding. The three Ilarrisburg men, accord ing to the mother of Dcitheiser, left this city about 9 o'clock last night for Atlantic City, as Snyd#r t*ld the Read ing police. Snyder has a record of careful driv ing atul a reputation for soberness in this city, according to the managers of several local parages. Directum I. Record Is New World Mark Columbus, Ohio, Oct. I.—Directum I, the New York pacer, managed by Dr. J. C. 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