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An Interesting Budget of Friday Specials For To-morrow
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No Frirtav Sne- Women'a Neckwear, Pillow Cases and Sheets Muslin Gowns Art Needlework Specials Cotton Dress Goods White Dress Goods
INO FllQciy opt;- 12 I-2c I ~'^ c bleached pillow Muslin gowns, high and 25c and 50c fancy novel- 25c poplin and pongee, 25c fine English nainsook,
• 1 o , f-\ , cases, 36x36 inches. Special V-shaped neck long sleeves, ties in pin cushions, differ- solid shades, mercerized fin- 38 inches wide, for under-
C13.1S oent U. ™ omen s neckwear in a Friday only, each. 8^; or 4 J bunch tucks trims voke, neat ent coloring and designs. ish. Special Friday only. wear. Special Friday only,
„ , x .. large range of styles, values for.. ... ruffk tHms neck and Special Friday only ... 10* yard 12*5* yard I«j4*
D., or Mail or up , to ,Uc - ecial F"d a y l.ic bleached pillow cases, sleeves. Special Friday only, 10c centerpieces and col- 69c crcpc de chine, 36 in- 25c ratine. 38 inches wide,
OI y 1 <«/-•* hemstitched, 45x36 inches. ' ' i a rs; ready to embroider. ches wide, half silk, neat fig- stripe designs. Special Fri
or- A 7 t r_." Special I'riday only, each, _ . or Special Fridav only •••• '* ures on white and colored day only, yard I.2;^*
1 elepnone or- Net Gmmpes to* Brassieres, 25c P 3 9c stam ped bureau scarfs grounds. Special Friday 17c pajama checks. 36 in-
Net guimpes, lace trim- , bleached sheets, Brassieres, open front with torchon lace edge. Spe- only, yard 2:{<f dies wide, fine quality for
aers Illiea med, low necks with collars j inches. Special hi- styles, embroidery trimmed. c ial Fridav only 25* 5c prints in fancv figures night gowns and underwear.
in white, 75c value. Sne- «ay only :«)* None exchanged. Special IJIVOS, Pomeroy ft Stewart, Special Friday only vd l(> Special Friday only, yard.
, cial Friday only 59* Muslin Specials Friday ° nly 25t 8c percales. 35 ' inches ,o <^
Women's $1.50 to $2.00 Lace Special, JL Corset Covers, 10c , j dcVuscY fof "si.im'7„ C d
Shoes, 95c Shadow „« *J 40 i„- . a,,„, fc. d ...
hITTdV' 5 ? '° f short lengths, values up to °ny.i*ri „ e ck and ar.nholes. L.mit ches wide, tanßO and ma- ;• only* vard'.
black kidskin lace shoes, - n r r i,i„ „i Down Cnmfnrinhlet 2 to a customer and none roon. Special rriday on)},
, , . „ . ' SOc. special Friday only, uown l .omroriaoies r*,\ W.-ial Frid-iv L ,19> 75c ratine. 42 inches wide, SI.OO English longcloth,
button and lace styles, not vard $5.00 down filled comfort- Zw * 10* 00 fcnilards with floral in four shades. Special Fri- 10 yards to a piece, 36 m
all sizes. Special Friday ables, size 6x6 feet. Spe- on } * * SI.OO fen . d onJ d < ches wide Special Friday
1 oinl K..irl.,ir nnitr 02 I 'HI LNves, Poineroy & Stewart, design, brown aild tail back- * i i J r «- , . pctidi I I may
only 95f LOTS€t LOV€T cial fridav only ... second Floor. 8 . ; nr i 10 c 69c colored dress linen. 4o only, niece (59(1
r L *J D'ives, Pomeroy & Stewart, grOUII , _• « . HICIIGS wide. Special FYI- l)l;iill wllitO OrP*T flfl V
Women's 60c Rubbers, Embroidery , > . ay . 3»« day „„i y , y ard .-ii <otacff wide! sheer B quat
25c Cambric corset cover em- Coutn Corsets, 65c black messaline 36 ~ c a P ron gingham, fast itv. Special Fridaj - only,
... .. broidery, good patterns, r . TT ~ " Coutil corsets, medium inches wide Special Friday colors, neat checks. Special yard I<l>
Women s 60c rubbers values up to 15c. Special Colored Dress Goods and low busts, embroidery onlv varll • H)<- Friday only, yard 25c plain white crepe
storm and croquet cuts, not Friday only, yard 10<! 91.00 Roman stripes, 54 c( i^ e tr ims top. Special 89c nlaiii tub silk mai/e 12}4c and 15c dress ging- voile. 40 inches and 44 in
a sizes. Special triday inches wide. Special Friday Friday only «"»<• good styles for waists, 33 in- ham, large line of styles. ches wide. Special Friday
onl > tmbroidery Specials only, yard mves. Pomeroy & Stewart. hes w j de Special Friday Special Friday only, yard. only,.yard 12
Men's SI.OO Rubbers, .Swiss embroidery inaer- J* Panama, 50 iucl.es , only, yard 4»* . . . „ 8^
nr tions, 2to 3 inches wide, wide, shades navy, brown v $1.50 bengaline with moire , ' _.. ' h' ~ c «
25c slightly soiled, values up to garnet. Special Friday Fridnv Snpcinlc effects, green and blue com- c . le:> ? c ' neat stn Pes. ye- t
Mens SI.OO low cut self 25c. Special Friday only, only, yard
acting rubbers, sizes 9to 11. yard .»<• 75c shepherd checks, 42 Infants and Children S only, yard ' s?ree? Fi?or rt ' Towels
Special Friday only .. 250 Embroidered voile flounc- inches wide, two size checks. y/ ear SI.OO flowered radium sUk ' IfV ,
_ , _ infr 4: inrhM wiflp nlain Special Friday only, yard. „, ~ for waists, 27 inches wide. . ( . u ae ' lIUtK
Boys' Boots and Scalloped edirc values ' Children s rompers, blue Special Friday only. yard. Men's Handkerchiefs towels ln le quahty for gen
„ , , an(l scanopea eage, vaiues CM no 1 1 striped seersucker, sizes 2 1 J .. , ~ . . . , ehnl use. Special I-ridav
Boys $3.00 high cut tan up to 7oc. Special Friday .f 1 ' 00 U«e crepe granite. £ regular ])ri ce Dlvea Pomerov & ate warT ' , M . e " S u<! se,nst,5 e,nst, , tc ! cd only
storm calf boots with two only, yard all wool Special Friday 75c Special Friday only, ' street floor. handkerchiefs. Special bn- 50c large fancy Turkish
buckles, at top. Special ° n !>\>; ard ;••..<»<>« - ' d % on }Y>* j or • towels, in pink. ' blue, gold
Friday only #1.98 Ribbon Specials sl-25 serge A inches Infants' corduroy caps, T. , ri Men s colored bor- and lavender. Special Fri-
Boys' $3.00 rubber boots, Printed warn ribbons in wide, two shades of blue. nav y and brown. Regular Linens and Cloths der hemstitched handker- day only 2i>^
knee length, dull finish, only beautiful Dresden patterns fecial I-riday only, yard price, 50c. Special Friday 50c mercerized table da- ch,efs ' Spe °ial Fnday onrv. large white Turkish
size 4. Special Friday only and moire edge taffeta rib- C 1 - n , . only Uty mask, 64 inches wide neat bath towels, good quality,
* bons, 4'A inches wide 25c - • 311 coatings, Children s hats or bon- patterns. Special tnday Leather Belts hemmed. Special Friday
I>iv< sirlTl:'ioor & Hcu I wart - values. Special Friday'onl'y, 5-+ inches wide, shades nets in corduroy velvet, silk on !-V >' ard Men's and boys'soc black onl - v 1
i —J yard •. 19> w i r"' Co P enha « e »- and fur— $2.25 pattern table cloths, and tan leather'belts. Spe- ve ltreet m Fioor & Rear Wart '
—————————V ~ . , , Special I riday only, yard, $2.9.t to So.OO values. Spe- hemstitched, round designs. • . p nf i nv , n i v *■ .
Rlnrk Dress Goods , 5 " i 0 Ito cial Frida >' olll y S P ecial Frida - V onl > r ' '' * n
_ , . J/2 inches wide, values up to $1.50 silk and wool scin- $1.25 to $1.95 values. Spe- SI.OO mercerized pattern Mens Kid Gloves Asbestos Pnt
?'>c black Panama, 50 in- oc. . pecial Friday only, tella, 42 inclies wide, best cial Friday only table cloths, good size and Men's $1.50 seamless wool II u c
ches wide. Special J riday yard »<p shades. Special Friday only, im-es, pomeroy & Stewart, quality. Special Friday lined cape kid gloves. Spe- Holders, DC
only, yard M* yard ».>> s '" u '"' ' only cia j Friday only ... tfl.OO 10t German pot holders,
SI.OO granite cloth, 42 in- iICIS, VeilS ana Laces $1.25 and $1.50 silk pop- _ Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, f . asbestos lined, flannel cov-**
ches wide Special Friday Beaded nets> w inches lin, short lengths, V/ 2 to 4 Fridav Sneciah From S '""' " Boys Blouse "OUts ered. Special Friday only,
only, yard .»9p wide va j ues up to 52 50 - vard pieces. Special Fri- r " flfl > opeciaiS rrom Boys blouse waists, <>o
SI.OO black serge, 50 in- Special Fridav only, yard,' day only, yard <>9o the Carpet Section Women's Sweaters broken lines. Special Fri- s°re!t' mo^Lnt^sZtion
ches wide. Special Friday 49<. $2.00 silk crepes, 40 inches 35c wool and fibre bed- «i oa t an ~ da y only \
°t^ a : .™? Lace veils in white, good Spelia" Friday'onlf *™T' mats weave wool sweaters, card" Men's Pad Garters m; . „..
$1.50 black coating cloth, styles, values up to $1.50. Y si r.q 40c rubber door mats, 29£ nal and red. Special Fridav Men's pad garters, assort- White Mutlm Curtains
54 inches wide. Special In- Special Friday only .. 23* * 25c and 30c matting, Ito only ed colors. Special Friday 50( : P lain wh,tc muslm
day only, yard | 10-yard pieces, yard .. .17* ' only iid' curtains, bunch tucks and
$1.50 black fancy santoy. aienciennes lace edges , _ , 55c cork linoleum. Ito 8- Infants Sweaters Men's 9 5c lisle pad o- a r ruffled edge, 2% yards long,
(silk and wool). Special and insertions, to 1-inch Children 5 Bath Robes yard pieces, square yard, j nfantV $j 00 sweaters ters assoV ed cLrs C- Special Friday only, pair.
Friday only, vard .... 9.1* w.de. values up to 15c Spe- Children's $2.50 and $3.50 ' 39* ,si Z ef"to 4vears redonlv cSlFridavonlv :i9C
$2.00 black broadcloth, 54 Udl hlda - V °" ly ' yard ' J ,alh , bes '. or 35c oil cloth remnants, Special Fridav only .. 25* mve„, P.', ,n,, .siJwar,' English Net Curtains
• J. >0 1 ~, ... ... blanket, red and light blue <nnai-f. varrl '»'U- Men's Store.
onl v vard ' Women S Handkerchiefs or pink. Broken sizes, none 13c rubber''stair''treads', Bradley Mufflers * SI.OO English net curtains
... c .. Women's Swiss cross bar exchanged. Special Friday 6xlß-inch U)c 50c Bradley knit neck dj c . S
Lining Specials hemstitched handkerchiefs, S-u" • ><•»•> wv... Pomeroy ft Stewart. . mufflers, mercerized, white P f, •„ pair ' Wic
20c satines, black and col- 5c value. Special Friday Children s crepe kimonos, onlv. Special Friday only, $2.00 summer Marseilles cil W' "j '' 'cl 'j'' 10
ors, lengths l'A to 4 yards. only, 3 for 10* no . nc exchanged Regiil a r bed spreads hemmed hue 50c Window Shades, 19c
Special Friday only, yard. Women's initial hem- Men's Suspenders, 9c MackinaWS Snly .. .^. a^a^el
stitched linen handkerclliefs, Children's three-piece 300 pair men's lisle web Boys' $3.98 mackinaws. 69c crochet l>ed spreads, | ow oil and cambric sizes
, c black satine. 36 in- good range of initials, 10c suits, red only, small sizes. suspenders made of 25c and Special Friday only . $2.98 good weight and quality, UD 33 inches wide bv 6
ches wide. . pecial rriday value. Special rriday only, $2.95 and $3.50 values. Spe- 50c webbing. Special Fri- Men's $7.50 mackinaws. hemmed. Special Friday f ee t Special Fridav onlv
only, yaid ... ,*«><• 6 foi 55* cial Friday only .... $1.95 day only 9* Special Friday only . $5.00 only .39*
Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & .Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, D'ives. Poineroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. D'ives, Pomeroy & Stewart.
L ' * street rloor. Second Floor, Men's Stone, Street Floor. Men's Store, Street Floor. Street Floor. Third Floor.
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MANY C. E. WORKERS
COMING FOR DALLY
Founder of World-wide Movement
Will Close Week's Observance
With Lecture
| | Many Christian
Endeavor societies
are expected to at
tend the rally of
the West End dis
trict to be held in
• Augsburg Lutheran
* Church, Fifth and
c ,JKg Muench streets,
• •t 'lff' this evening. Fol
" yllß a! lowing is the pro
hl *ll~ M fl * gram, John Crider
and B. B. Drum,
vice presidents,
Isi'f '' Song service, C.
I n r.ik* 7 I E. choir; devotion
al exercises, the Rev. A. M. Stametz,
pastor Augsburg Lutheran Church;
music, C. E. choir, Sixth Street United
Brethren Church; address, the Rev. F.
3 H. Thomas, pastor Maclay Street
Simple Way to
End Dandruff
There Is one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff at
once, and that Is to dissolve it, then
you destroy it entirely. To do this,
just get about four ounces of plain,'
• •ommon liquid arvon from any drug
store (this is all you will need), apply
it at night when retiring, use enough
1o moisten the scalp and rub It In gen
tly with the finger tips.
By morning, most if not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve, and entirely destroy, every
single sign and trace of it, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and dig
ging of the scalp will stop instantly
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and
feel a hundred times better.—Adver
tisement.
THURSDAY EVENING,
Church of God; music, choir; music,
choir.
Big- Rally To-morrow
Great enthusiasm is being mani
fested by the Christian Endeavor so
cieties of the city and county in the
biff rally to be held in the Bethlehem
| Lutheran Church, Green and Cumber
land streets, to-morrow evening'.
Many societies will be represented bv
large delegations. A. C. Dean, presi
dent Ilarrisburg Christian Endeavor
union, will preside and the Rev. H. B.
Markward, pastor Bethlehem Luther
an Church, will conduct the devotional
exercises. The Rev. Dr. F. E. Clark,
of Boston, will speak on "The Full
Significance of Christian Endeavor
week."
A banquet will be held at the Harris
Street United Evangelical Church.
Harris and Susquehanna streets, at 6
o'clock to-morrow evening. A number
of prominent livewire workers will
be present and many societies will be
represented by two or more delegates.
Tickets may be had on application to
Benjamin Whitman, chairman banquet
committee.
\\ ill 1 "roach Lincoln Sermon.—
"Abraham Lincoln, an Ideal Citizen,"
will be the subject of a patriotic ser
mon to be preached by the Rev. A. S
Williams, in Curtln Heights Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sunday evening. A
reservation will be made for Civil war
veterans.
D. H. Swope Re-elected
Supt. of Sunday School
D. 11. Swope, was re-elected superin
tendent of the Fifth Street Methodist
Sunday school last evening, and will
serve his eleventh term of office this
year. Officers for the various depart
ments were elected at the same time.
The complete list follows:
F. J. Kissel, superintendent of the
senior department; H. E. Barnhart. In
termediate department; S. G. Hep
ford, Junior department; Miss Marv
Turner,primary department; Miss Jane
Roth, kindergarten; Mrs. Charles
Kochenour, cradle roll; Mrs. Seth
Barnhart and Mrs. Charles Shoap, as
istunts; Mrs. John Coer, superinten
dent of the home department; A. K.
Morrison; temperance department;
Dr. C. M. Arnold, treasurer; R. W.
Glace, general secretary; Robert
Shaub, senior secretary; Gilbert Al
dinger, assistant; George Mulligan,
secretary intermediate department;
Milton Mulligan, assistant; M. Osgood
Garman, secretary of Junior depart
ment; J. H. Spahr, secretary primary
department; Seth H. Barnhart, libra-
MEMBERS OF MVHLEN BERG COLLEGE GLEE CLUB WHO WILL SING HERE
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Under the auspices of the General Council Lutheran Churches of the city and vicinity, Muhlenberg Col
lege Glee Club, of Allentown, will give an entertainment In Technical high school auditorium this evening for the
benefit of the Red Cross Society of Germany and Austria- Hungary. The club of twenty-two members Is directed
by Protessor Marks. W. A. Freihofer is manager.
rlan; Stewart Krepps, assistant; J. W.
Finton, musical director of the senior
department; ..Irs, Frank M. Smiley, as
sistant; Miss Bessie Weaver, musical
director of the intermediate depart
ment; Fred Sears, orchestra director;
Harvey Wagner, organist of senior de
partment; Miss Grace Sparver, assist
ant; George Fleck, pianist of the In
termediate department; Miss Ruth
Lightner, assistant; Miss Ruth Ster
rlnger, organist of the junior .depart
ment; Miss Margaret Crane, organist
of the primary department; Miss
Helen Yocum, assistant; Miss Myra
Stutzman, organist of the kindergar
ten; Miss Florence Horning, assistant;
J. K. Bricker and Fred Hears, purchas
ing committee for Sunday school sup
plies.
REV. JOHN M. WARDEN WILL
BE V. M. C. A. SPEAKER
The men's gospel meeting to be
held under the auspices of the Youni;
Men's Christian Association, Sunday
afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, will be ad
dressed by the Rev. John M. Warden,
pastor of Bethany Presbyterian
Church. For many years Mr. Warden
devoted all his time to evangelistic
work, and his address Sunday will be
along that line.
The musical attraction will be the
well-known Association quartet. The
praise services will be .under the direc
tion of the association chorister, W. H.
Kautz. Doors will open at 3 o'clock.
A social session will precede the meet
ing.
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
OLIVET MEN ELECT
J. W. Craver has been elected pres
ident of the men's Bible class of the
Olivet Presbyterian Church. Other of
ficers chosen are as follows, John W.
Harlacker, vice-president; Charles H.
Cox, secretary; D. C. Werts, assistant;
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A. B. Shartzer, treasurer; the Rev.
William O. Yates, teacher, and W. W.
McKinnie, assistant.
Committee chairmen appointed by
the president are as follows: Charles
I. Leas, membership, Robert F. Web
ster, social; W. W. McKinnie.
FEBRUARY 11, 1915.
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