12 r = , Savings Throughout the Store Is the Message of These Friday Specials A 1 \ f . . ———\ i \ ; > \ / INJ F* "H S Silk Specials $5.95 and $6.50 Muslin Underwear White Goods Women's Handkerchiefs Women's Shoes INO r naay ope - so.oo French moire in Silk Waists, Specials I I ~^ c w *hite pique. 28 inches I I \\ omen's hemstitched I I Women's $4.00 black I|i • 10, /-*■ /~\ - bine and navy. 42 inches _ . . ' wide, used for skirts and linen handkerchiefs, worth corded silk button shoes, CialS oent wide. Special Friday onlv, Friday Only, $1.98 Counter soiled and >ioke:i bows' suits. Special Friday sc. Special Friday onlv, 6 plain toe last with hand- D w yard #l.lO Georgette crepe waists, in s.zes underwear at special only, yard 10? for. 25? welted soles and high Of IVlflll Or 69c messaline, black only, rose flesh and tan • all *izes prices a one sent 011 ap- jg c w hite paiama checks, Women's colored border Cuban heels. Special Fri ui iYxaii ui , nches w . de Spedai ? . 9 . - proval and none exchanged. .36 inchcs wid £, used tor handkerchiefs, values .0 day only #2.45 or- Friday only, yard ....49? waists. Friday only, *1.98 Corset Covers athletic underwear and 10c. Special Friday only, 3? , A CIC P IIUIIC $2.00 floral crepe in ma- $5.50 st» ipe crepe de chine rompers. Special Friday Div««. Pomeroy Women S Rubbers J _ hogany onlv, with rosebud waists, in lavender and lan. Corset covers, tight .n- only, yard 9? *- trPet 1 lo ° r ' ... Women's 50c rubbers will aers miea design, 40 inches wide. Spe- Fridavonly #1.98 ting, embroidery edge trim- 19c and 25c white goods, fit all low heel shoes. Spe- cial Friday only. yard. 79? " " ic . d - SIOO value, special including crepes, silk stripes, FmhrniJerv Sn*rinl* I cial Friday only 35? Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Cloth and V elvet Friday only >0? novelties and plain voiles. embroidery opectals u i n • n•. street Floor, Rear. Special Friday only, vard. Swiss embroidery ruffled Misses' Rubbers Men sUmon Suits y Dresses Reduced Crepe Underbodices 7? flouncing; 27 inches wide; Mines' 50c rubbers full Men's SI.OO Egyptian M ' n . J $18.50 taupe and brown Crepe underbodices, pink. 25c white ratine, 36 in- dainty patterns; values to , ' ' Snecial FH,lav cotton ribbed union suits, mens Uloves and velvet dresses; sizes 36 and light blue or white. SI.OO ches wide, fine quality. Spe- 39c. Special Friday only, on j y 3^ fleece lined. Special Fridav Mittens 38. Friday only ... #8.50 and $1.50 values. Special cial Friday only, yard, 19? yard 25? onlv 89c ~ . , , $18.50 navy serge dresses, Fridav only 50? 25c fancy stripe voiles Cambric embroidery Infant*' Shoes ■ • 50c heavy gloves sizc 18 onl / Friday onlv, „ „ „ and crepes, full pieces and flouncing, 17 inches wide; . "»r€OWt» jnoes Women's Ribbed ?. • .j n S CI mittens. #8.;»0 Marcella Drawers perfect goods from our reg- values to 15c. Special Fri- . nt f '•" , c a "d SIOO llnAprwpnr . pecial Fnday only .. .{.»? $18.50 navy and black Marcella drawers, em- «lar stock. Special Friday day only, yard 10? ioc> hand-turned soles, . ' and C heavv° double wool poplin dresses; sizes 36. 38 broidery trimmed. SI.OO and only, yard 17? Swiss embroidery inser- day only'" 8 ' •>£ Women s 25c white cot- and heavy double wool an d 40. Friday only. #8.50 $1.50 values. Special Fri- SI.OO English longcloth, tions. Ito 3 inches wide, aa> only 2,>? ton ribbed drawers, knee mittens. .special I-riday $16.50 velvet dresses; day onlv 50? 10 yards to a piece, 36 in- slightly mussed, values to Men's Rnhhrr* length, lace trimmed. Spe- only IN? s i ze 36. Fridav onlv, #8.50 ' ' ches wide. Special Friday 25c. Special Friday onlv, e * nuuuers cial Friday only 19," Dives. Pomero'y & Stewart, Nainsook Gowns only, yard ... 69? yard 5? Men s ? 100 rubbers, all ...... ' , Second K,oor - X- . . , ... . Dives. Pomeroy * Stewart. on a medium narrow toe Men s Hosiery JCZn JZ? A Dreuer Cover, , .. 1L s P ,oal feet l?sle qualit\\ Basement Specials Lining Specials SI 50 and $1.95 values. Spe- SIJ9 fin. quality la« Special Friday only. "" glass looted 35c black satine. 36 inches vial Friday onlj c ™"™® JJes *w">* iiiches' Toweling Specials j I * ' r "'"- I Dlve '- s^«r°Fi*r Stewart ' onlv L f n' P ° C wide ' S P ecial Frida - V onl - v ' Long Skirts Speciai Friday only ... 49? 5c bleached cotton twill ——— ; ■ =j optic etched custard Luncheon Napkins r e, S,e!f defies Corset Specials SIT SpS Say Ly *IOO hems, itched all .in- Friday only, yard 3. J* tiday otdv A clearance of discontin- 50 c candle shades. 3 pat- Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart. r . 0,0 damask Spreads yard J{s? D p"&S S Special tCrnS ' Special Frida - V . . Combinations Sy only . ... # P I.4» SI.OO hemmed crochet bed . *l-25 black granite cloth. 1Q 'O -uiH <sJ.'to m lit 1 ** • ~~~~ ~~ Nainsook and crepe com- Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, spreads; full sizc and good 54 inches wide. Special Fri vahtes. Speciaf^ridaj'only! Colored Dress Goods 1 Fri & n #l.<».> Special Friday only ...7? 59c Panama. 50 inches broidery trimmed. SI.OO Z T~i 7- ' $ black serge, o4 Hrassieres open front. 39c oyster fryer with wire wide, navy and brown. Spe- aiu i $1.50 values. Special trench Applique Pattern Cloths inches wide. Special Friday, embroidery trimmed. .Sizes basket. Special Friday only. cial Friday only, yard, 35? Fridavonly. 50? Curtains <ci m mercerized nattem only, yard 89? da£ onlv . P^'. a . Mr 75c hhte white lined'"tea FrWai- o'S" 2% $-'.50 and $3.00 French tablecloths, si,.e 60x84 $1.25 black Santoy silk I TL' L T \ .. ?9c Hue white lined c.r- six styles. Special Friday Combination 'corset Wr Spec,al Fnday only, pa,r only t*» $ ,. ;0 black serge. ."4 lurhish loweis tee pot. Special Friday only, yard . .19? an d drawers, lace or em- mm . r . • ' Cotton Damask inches wide, line twill. Spo -230 bleached Turkish bath ° n !\ ,<^:,c nav y serge. 50 inches broidery trimmed. InQdrOS Lurtatns „ toh]( , cial Friday only, yard, tcnve.'s. size and heavy . 1 , c g rai ! ltc . preserving wide, all wool. Special Fri- $1.50 and .$2.95 values. $2.00 and $3.00 cross -Vc Meaciieu cotton tame - #l.l}) quality. Special Fridav Kettles. Special Friday day only, yard 69? Special Friday only .. 50? stripes and madras curtains, c am ® S i' 1 C- «?nn faKnrdinp onlv". 15c onl - v »<• $1.25 serge. 50 inches $2.50 and $3.50 values. cream grounds with blue, Special Friday only, yard $2.00 Gabardine 54 inches If . T , 98c China 83c wide, all wool. Special Fri- Special Friday only .. 95? yellow or red and green Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart.' wide. Specia 'ruay only. Hack loweis c ooc day only, yard 89c $3.50 and $3.95 values. mixed stripes. Special Fri- street Floor. y?.rd #1.49 JJ'/jc red border huck 98c china, con- $1.25 crepe granite. 55 Special Fridav onlv, #1.95 dav onlv. pair 98? 1 Dives. stowart, towels, extra good quality, listing of 7-piece berry sets, inches wide shades navy r . • o size 18x36. Special Fridav ''-piece chocolate sets, tea and green. Special Friday /VainsoOß Drawers COTtOIII ocrtm Boys TrOUSerS ————■————^ only 6J4? sets ' n " 1 s< l t: j bureau onlv. yard 79? Nainsook drawers, bunch 19c ecru and white scrim Fancv erev and tan mix- JeWelry Specials 19c part linen huck scts ' • P ec,al Friday only. SI.OO tan ton crepe. tucks and embroidery ruf- and voile, 36 inches wide, tures. grey worsteds undoa r Sterling silver dmnvt towels, size 18x36 and all on inches wide. Special !• riday f] e trimmed. 50c value. Spe- fine quality. Special Friday cheviots shadow stripe " , white. Special Friday only, 39c Floor Mops,2sc ; H J- Wash Cloths tachablc 01 handle* % Special SP o«i Cambric Gowns \ T '" r " W 57.25 S trousers. Special $1.50 Rogers silver plated 5c Rubdry wash cloths, all Friday onh- .......... *25? $1.50 serge, fine*'iwill ™ f W„.h C. nn A. 1 \ Fr £% °"' y .' li:''' forks Special Fri white. Special Fridav onlv. Stwr1 ' shade navv. Special Fridav \ shaped neck yoke ttim- Wash boods Specials SI.OO trousers. Special d ay only, J4 dozen ...75? 2 for 5? only, yard #1.19 med with bunch tucks, neat 10c flannelette, neat Fnday only -9? 50c black belt buckles and Dives, Pomeroy &. stcwart, ———————$1.50 crepe poplin 4 in e i tin. ncc \ styles and dark grounds. ' trousers. Special n ; n « Snrrial Fridav onlv " p:r 1 Outing Cloth | inchM wide best shades. „„Ty. P . .... !»« Special Friday only, Friday cnly^.... „59jj P~- Spec,al fnday on^y, f Lace Specials ) ciaf F?!dav U onlv Lace Opeaau ... , D| eg Pomer & stewart> V / monos and dressing sacques. ai; C„:#. purses. Special Friday only, Lace camisoles in shadow P«7/n«.i Cnmom L street Floor. \ c • i V Special Fridav only, yard, Ullver 1 WISI OUIIS patterns, values to 25c. Spe- _ Ribbon Specials Boys' Oliver Twist Suits - Q ~ . rn . Q i 1 u__ c . c n . cial Friday only, yard, lOr 40x36-tnch bleached y Printed warp ribbons in 6j4 c chambray in solid in grey, brown and blue *'' \ r Linen torchon laces, 1 to pillow cases, embroidered Wotn€flS N€CRWC(tT Dresden patterns and taf- shades. Special Friday onlv, velvet, sizes to 8 years. c,a ' Friday only .>© 2 inches wide, values to a "d hemstitched. Special Women's neckwear, feta hairbow ribbons, with yard Special Friday only, #1.95 39c oxidized silver shoe Special Friday only ...,3c 1 riday onlv 25? slightly soiled, values to fancy edge, good range of 20c poplin in solid shades, t o•• tC Ml buckles. Special Friday I_„ 1/ •!_ n C t <_LI 25c. Special Friday only, 5? colors, values to 25c. Spe- mercerized finish. Special Mens sls oUlts, SD.UU , • Lace Down Comfortables J. ace collars in w hj te and cial Friday only, yard, 19? Friday only, yard .....11? Men's brown Scotch mix- brilliant brooches and White lace vieils in pat- $12.00 silk covered down ecru in a large assortment Satin taffeta ribbons, 1 to 59c crepe de chine, 36 ture suits in sizes 36, 37 and • , r tern effects, values to $1.25. filled comfortables. Special of styles, values to 50c. \\A inches wide, values to inches wide, half silk. Spe- 38, $15.00 value. Special har pms ' h P ecial Friday Special Friday only ...25 ? Friday only #8.98 Special Friday only ...25? 10c. Special Friday only, 5? cial Friday only, yard. 25? Friday only #5.00 only 15? Dives. Pomeroy t Stewart. Ulves. Pomeroy * Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives. Pomerov & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy &. Stewart. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. Street Floor. Street Floor. Street Floor. Street Floor. Men's Clothing. 2nd Floor, Rear. Street Moor. 'Man With the Punch' Will Address Commerce Chamber Frank Jewel Raymond, industrial manager of the National Retail Dry Uoods Association, who addressee the membership of the I'hamber of Com merce at the Board of Trade Hall this evening, has a national reputation as a "man with the punch." Commer cial organizations that have had Mr. Raymond address them have invari ably insisted on several talks instead of one in order to satisfy the insistent ii •»■ —ini II — ii - 1 A WOMAN'S as old as she looks, a iSHgL man's as old as he L feels, an' a pipe's 1 r as old as it tastes, i ] » VELVET iged-io-wood mellowness puts s good old seasoned taste into even a - "young" pipe. Have you seen the novel 5c metal-lined bag*— the latest idea in preserving the freshness of VELVET, The Smoothest Smoking Tobacco. Try a bag or a lk tin. THURSDAY EVENING, demands of the membership. From May of 1912 until January, 1914, only return engagements have been filled. The New England Character, printed in Boston, says: "Augustus Thomas, perhaps the greatest of American playwrights, says that there are three acid tests for every line In a play. It must tell the story, develop character or get a iaugh. "The secret of the success of Frank Jewel Raymond as a talker before commercial organizations or gather ings of employes consists in his power to speak sentences that stand these -three tests." MISSION ORGMIIZER WILL SPUK HERE M. E. Trotter Will Complete For , mation of City Rescue Mission; Has Already Organized 49 MELVIN E. TROTTER ! / \ \ L Hundreds of men and women are I expected to attend the big mass meet i ings to be held in Chestnut Street , Hall, Tuesday, February 2. to hear : Melvin Trotter, the greatest mission worker of present times. Mr. Trotter has organized a chain of j forty-nine missions and will complete '■ the actual organization of the City Rescue Mission at 3 North Fifth street. The mission was organized recently. HARRISBURG TELEGRAPBT for the purpose of lifting from the dregs the "down-and-outers." A dis tinct feature of the hew mission is that it is the only place in- this city where sermons are preached every night. Oriffeth Jones, superintendent of the mission, has the doors open for anybody and meetings are held there nightly at 7.40 o'clock. All denomi nations and various religious organ izations. men's and women's Bible classes. Christian Endeavor societies, Sunday school workers and others are urged to arrange to attend the meet ings. Among well-known men who en dorse Mr. Trotter are Evangelists Sun day and Stough and Charles L Hous ton. $200,000,000 WII-Ij BE NEEDED TO BUILD NEW BATTLESHIPS By Assoc it ted Press Washington, D. C., Jan. 28.—Naval experts figure that It will require an annual naval appropriation of $200,- 000.000 Instead of 'he present average of $140,000,000 if Congress decides to add to the present type of American naval vessels a suitable proportion of i "battle cruisers" such as have played so prominent a part In the recent na val engagements in European and South American waters. This estimate is on the theory that there will be no interruption in the permanent plan of naval increase which contem plates an addition of two dreadnaughts each year. BOMB DROPPER* TO BE TRIED By Associated Press Petrograd, via London, Jan. 28, 9.05 A. M.—The Novoe Vremya states that in order to establish the legal status of bomb dropping Russia will place the Germans captured In the Zeppelin which recently attacked Llbau on trial. They will be charged with dropping bombs on an undefended town. EARTHQUAKES RECORDED London. Jan. 28, 3.24 A. M.—The observatories in England, Spain and Italy yesterday recorded a severe earthquake. It Is believed the dis turbance was In Far Eastern Europe. It was less violent than the recent Italian earthquake. Great excitement prevailed in Rome, ARMY OFFICER WILL ADBUEEfIS Colonel Beach, in Charge of Sus quehanna River Improvements to Talk; Will Show Slides Works of the Corps of Engineers of the United States Army in peace and war will be discussed In an Illustrated lecture before tne Engineers' Society to-morrow evening by Colonel Lansing 11. Beach, of Ahe United States Army. Colonel Beach is now making a study of the Susquehanna river for the War Department with a view to learn ing Its navigation possibilities. As offi cer in charge of this work his lecture to-morrow night will be of particular Interest to Pennsylvania engineers. He is chief of the engineering corps in , charge of the Baltimore district and te Just Say" HORLICK'S It Means Original and Qanulna MALTED MILK Tha Food-drink for All Ages. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agree* with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich tnillc, malted grain, powder form. K quick lunch prepared is a minute. | Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S. MP Other? are imitation*. JANUARY 28, 1915. | inspects many large river and harbor ! improvements. Among other things he will discuss the work of the engineering corps in connection with the great river and harbor Improvements which the gov ernment has undertaken in various parts of the country. The activities of the engineering corns In war time will he another interesting feature of the lecture, which will be illustrated throughout with lantern slides. It is believed that officers from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia will attend the lec ture. Dinner will he served complimen tary to Colonel Beach at the Engi- War Book ggfl This Coupon entitle* you to one copy of jragflw) THE LONDON TIMES BSEST HISTORY OF THE WAR S. if presented at the office of thi* newspaper with 98 cents to cover our co*t of handling. If the book is ordered by mail, ffKBSwII •end the coupon and $1.15, with your name and address! A $3.00 Book for Only 98c Through our special advertising arrangement with The SwgSwA (London Times we are able to make this great book offer fflggGftjl to our readers, for a limited time only. The London Times History of the War is the one BSffigf f really great book on the European War. It cost $70,000 SSOGjsgH/' to produce and is acknowledged to be the standard author- ggpjg&k ity on the great conflict. It is a book TOU should own, so (do not min this opportunity to obtain it at one-third cost. lOQisga', It contains 400 interesting and instructive pictures. It is a big book, siae 7% xll inches, weighs about 3 pounds SBBKgBi —superior paper, bound in cloth. Bfljjmßs! ICut out thia Coupon Now neers' Club. Front and Chestnut streets, to-morrow upon his arrival in Harrisburg. A I.OG I.ARGE ENOUGH TO MVK IV There is to be seen at Palmer Park, Detroit, Mich., an enormous log, the Inside of which is hollowed out and contains a chair and table, which went themselves carved from the log. It Is large enough for a man to walk through, and the cage end of It was at one time used as a menagerie and con tained a lion and tiger. One end of the log measures eight feet six Inchei". the otlier end eight feet thre Inches, while the length is thirty-five feet.—• From the February Strand.
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