12 The White Sale Has Exceptional Offeraigs fw Friday The most beautiful lingerie and blouses it has been our privilege to sell abound in this White Sale, revealing a wealth of daintiness in sheer fabrics, fine trimmings and smart designing. 111 The vistas of snowy white underwear on the Second Floor and in the specially trimmed windows mirror their message of quality and beauty that would appeal to all lovers of fine lingerie were the prices higher. s 4 y This White Sale, as all its predecessors, is noted for the worthiness of the goods which are all perfect in workmanship and possess dis tinctive features of clever needlework that make the prices wonderfully attractive. VALUES ARE OFFERED: , Cambric Corset Covers, Nainsook Combinations, j Muslin Drawers, 15c $1.50 to $3 95 Lingerie 10c 75c Muslin Drawers with cambric ruffle and ni qj ~ ~ ... , . „ hemstitched hem, 25c value. Spe- i r DIOUSes, Cambric Corset Covers, high neck and Nainsook combination Corset Cover and cial in the White Sale for Friday, IOC Voile, linen and organdy lingerie tight fitting, plain finish at neck and arm- j Drawers, trimmed with lace, embroidery Three Styles Gowns at 85c , Blous^ s trimm ed with hand embroidery, holes; only *2 to a customer and none ex- j insertion and lace edge, SI.OO value. Three styles Nainsook Gowns with low bmider^ changed. Special in the White Special in the White Sale for Fri- neck and fancy sleeves, lace and embroidery and none on approval. $1.50 $195 '» ■ 10c Uv •■ • 75c|gS'gw*aaridg' d ". i " 85c 95c With Two January Sales in Progress Good Specials for Friday Are Assured 25c Table Damask, 18c Friday Specials in White Goods 17c to 19c Guest Towels, 7c Black Dress Goods Lace Specials 25c bleached cotton table damask. - nanama ;« i. • i Allnvp.- lam- 1« • i -i i j s zi°: iz* . rwcm .: : p m 4"d crc,,c; spccial Frid s a,,d lave " der " urjc,s; spcc,ai Friday ««S« fX ~ n. c her . *1 or r L* o I nr irL " *.'"' , 4f " SI.OO black panama, inches wide; 39c; special Friday only, yard ISA sl.cD Crochet opreads, 95c P a J ama checks, 36 inches wide, fine 15c Turkish Towels, 12 l-2c special Friday only, yard 79ft Torchon and Valenciennes lace inser sl.2s heavy crochet hcd spreads, good ' IVIX' irt'r 1 " on b-y ar( l. •. .<? 15c bleached Turkish towels, large doth, .->4 inches tion. values to 10c; special hriday only, pattern and quality; special Friday onlv wi/o pvtra na, " sook ' ' n ?' ies size; special Friday only 1 '' O L SI , >( j CI; . ' "''day only, yard .htO yard 3^ Q-- wide, extra good quality; special Fndav „ 7 SI.M) black gabardine, M) inches wide; or. D'LL if 19 19 T r fA ° nlv ' Vard Bath Towels, 15c special Friday only, yard !).■»<• Klbbon, 15c Id 1-& C toweling, 10c SI 00 white ratine. 50 inches wide, good 20c large bleached bath towels, white, Linines and Satines -V 3 '" d moir , e - taffcla ribbon ' 5 incllcs Uy 2 c red border toweling, 17 inches quality for skirts; special Friday only, hemmed; special Friday only .... ir>* wide, values to 2JC; special Friday only, wide, good quality for general use: spe- yard <}o<» 25c odd lots satinc, foundation silk, yard 15^ cial Friday only, yard lOe $1.25 English longcloth. 36 inches rVOSn LlotnS, C tor DC stri|)es: special Friday only, yard, Women's Handkerchiefs 3c ' wide; 10 yards to a piece; special Friday 5c Rubdry wash cloths; special Fridav . 20c black satine, 36 inches wide; spe- . , * CrAnroA onlv, piece B.V onlv. 2 for rup. cial Friday only, yard ...: , , onio l l , l s ™! ? ,lcni an< l printed bor- Lolored Dress Goods 29c rice cloth, 38 inches wide fine ' ?0c Farmer's satin, 40 inches wide; handkerchiefs, values to 10c; special rOc all wool suiting, 36 inches wide, qualitv for waists; special Friday only Carpenters' Tools special Friday only, yard ItUf ik.in mi \ good shades; special Friday only, yard yard 15* D , , r r .. Dlves - Pornero > r & Stewart, street Floor. Women's Neckwear 12 l-2c Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor Rear fICuOCCO rOT r TtOay ' , $1.50 silk crepe and poplin, odd shapes, 98c Jack planes; special Friday only ' 50C Slippers, 35C sliditlv short lengths. 3to 10 vards: soecial Fri- ! Fin/, " *>■;/.' 1 slightly mussed and soiled, values to 40c; day onlv yard ' •{«-, DreSS LottoiU . | Men's and women's 50c black felt slip- special Friday only 1 2y s f 75c shepherd checks',*s4' 'inches' 'wide 5100 ratino ' 40 to 54 inclles wide, in /-L ' S ' Spec,al nday j'jij pers with felt soles; special Friday only Divps ' Ptt "" ,roy & Btewart - street Fl°°r tW «i nn C D special Frida - V - onl - v ' - vard - r > 5 * snecia fFYid a v-'n nTv Ml ° loj s ll9 squares; special Fridav onlv iiUc _ , . '' {r>C » 25c Satine, 19c SI.OO Roman stripes, j4 inches wide, special irida) only, jard R „ . . Boudotr Slippers ' l> ♦ fos 14. c J three styles; special Friday only, vard 25c and 39c crepe, solid shades and fig- Basement Specials w , Kemnants. of 25c satine, 1 to 5-yard 55fk ures; special Friday only, vard...l wo °d handle tabic knives; special Women s f ( V brown, grey, red and lengths roi comfortables and cushions; SI.OO granite cloth, 54 inches, all wool; 29c silk and cotton gingham in fancy Fri<lay un,y 2 * lavender suede leather boudoir slippers; special Friday only, yard 11)^ speaal Friday only, yard ... Of)c stripes; special Friday only, yard. . - 1 s '' cclal onl - v 5!, <- Silkoline Remnants, 5c good shades Friday only^vard 0 ' .pcaa^Slcray'onK-^arr S ' lk ''V aluminum saucepan's';' special trf- Children'S Leggings Remnants of 12c and 15 c Swiss and special rriday only, yard i.><? day only 4J)(k Children's 50c black jersey leggings; silkoline; special Friday only, yard..s* SI.OO brown ratine, all wool; special " C ee cedown for kimonos and dress- 75c Hcisev footed Colonial fruit bowls; special Friday only '. ;{;»<* Curtains at Half Prices Friday only, yard .'{«)<» nig sacques; special Friday only, yard special Friday only Children's SI.OO leggings of various .... . cim $2.00 brown duvetvne, 54 inches 1 u • i-. , 39c oyster fryers with basket; special i kinds; special Friday only 50A • pairs SI.OO to $3.00 curtains, lace, for coats; special Friday only, vard r " ?< i chan ] bra - v sol,d shades ; s Friday only W nmon >. *A /)/) C t cl *0 oc sc ™ l L a " d some sl.ghtlv soiledh spe sl.so navy serge. 54 inches wide til y y ' yard 83c oak bath tub seats; special Fridav Women S $4.00 Storm Shoes, $2.95 cial Friday only oO? to #I.OO wool; special Friday onlv. vard..91.10 , 10c P ercalcs . 36 inches wide, neat and only 4«) c Women's $4.00 black and tan storm Fancy Tapestry, 25c ■ $2.50 coating, 54 inches wide, best fancy styles; special Friday only, yard sl.4 ( > 7-piece coaster sets; special Fri- , calf shoes; just the svle of a shoe for K anrv tanMlrv nn ,i ~p n 5n , styles; special Fridav onlv, vard $l4O ™ da y only H'.if | skating; special Friday only 0.1 .. . - ta Pestiy and rep in red. edge JUNIOR OFFICERS INSTALLED j Special to The Telegraph New Bloomfield. Pa., Jan. 7.—At ! the regular meeting of New Bloomfield I'ounctl. No. 626, Junior Order United American Mechanics. on Tuesday I evening, at its hall. Deputy State Coun- I '•ilor Joseph R. Adams, of this place, installed the following officers: Junior past councilor, John H. SheafTer; coun cilor. Eminet A. Clouser; vice-coun cilor. Warren K. Clouser; assistant re cording secretaj-y, S. Beck Wallace; warden. Earl Klucker: conductor, Wil liam S. Brinser; chaplain. Allen C. l,ogan; inside sentinel, Harry McUrlde; outside sentinel. Ira G. Eightner; trus tee, William C. T^ebo. MANHATTAN SHIRTS REDUCED FORRY'S , f ,■» V. '• . .. > •■■ t - - , • ."' " THURSDAY EVENING, HAKRISBURG TELEGRAPH JANUARY 7, 1915 BUNBURY HOTEL REOPENED Special to The Telegraph Sunbtiry. Pa.. Jan. 7.—The City Ho tel, which wa.s destroyed by fire a year ago, at a loss of more than $400,- 000, was reopened to-day by Dr. Fran cis E. Drumheller, major surgeon of the Third Brigade, N. G. P., the own er, after a year's Idleness. It has been made one of the most modern in Cen tral Pennsylvania. TO Cl'HB A COM* IIV O!SE I>AY Z a £" , laxative bromo quinine , Tablets. Druggists refund money If It , falls to cure K \v. GROVE'S slgna . ture Is on each box. 25c—Advertise ment. NEW KCIIOOIj OPENED Special la The Telegrapn : Dlllsburg, Pa., Jan. 7.— On Tuesdav evening the new commercial school 'on the third floor of the post office | building held their first session with I twenty-two pupils enrolled. The school was founded by Professor I Charles Smith, who is being assisted in teaching by Professor H. M. Evans, YOUNG SUPERINTENDENT Waynesboro, Pa., Jan. 7—Guy Whit more, Pen Mar, near Waynesboro, has been promoted by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company from towerman at Mason and Dixon to Carlisle, where he is superintendent of two signal towers. Mr. Whitmore Is not yet 21 years of age. TO MOTORIZE FIRE ENGINE Special to The Telegraph Lebanon, Pa., Jan. 7.—On Tuesday the Union Fire Engine Company, of this city, closed a contract with the Morton Motor Car Company, of Har rlsburg, to motorize the Union Are engine. The engine was shipped to day to the State Capital City to be placed on a chassis. A sixty-horse i power engine will be provided. [ The Morton company built the • Friendship motor truck for this city. ORGANIZING nißliK CLASS A young woman's Bible class will ! be organized at the Young Women's Christian Asso£iation Friday evening, January 15, under the leadership of Miss Lura Bullck. The association : rooms are open on Sundays and offer I Established 1867 In hermetically sealed sanitary cans. Finest for table use and baking. Ask your grocer for it. Send postal card for booklet of Prize Recipes to P. DUFF & SONS, 920 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. an especially inviting place for girls and women to spend their time while waiting for night church services. ' The Rev. John 11. Daugherty, of ( Ridge Avenue Methodist Church, will address the service 2at2 .1.30 o'clock next Sunday afternoon in the John Y. ' Boyd Hall. National Clothing and Furniture Co. have taken over the entire stock and fixtures of the National Supply Co., No. 8 South Fourth Street. Watch Announcement of Big Cash Clearance Sale in Friday's Paper Starts Saturday at 9 A. M.
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