Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, April 08, 1915, Page 12, Image 12

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Important Savings Mark To<lays List of Bargains for Friday
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No Friday Women' Necktvear White Pique Women's Vests Colored Dress Goods Silk Specials Cotton Damask
• 1 f~* O Special K>t of mussed l°c white pique: -8 IQ C white cotton ribbed 7.x* shepherd checks, 42 French brocades woven bleached cotton table
CiaiS 00111 V— • v/. neckwear from regular inches v\ idc. Special Fri- vests; sleeveless. Special inches. Special Friday only, on silk faille; 42 inches damask :58 inches wide; ex-
D OT" 11 OI" stCK k,\ al lies to 50v. Spe- onlv. \ai d ....... l»>r 1* rida v onl v Ivard *ti)o wide 1 ; larlv $2. Spe- tra good patterns Spccia 1
\ cial Friday only ...12i;c .K>c fine stripe crepe: good oive. Pomerov * Stewart , 7 1 5 c " avv . mohair, 44 cial Friday only, yard .89* Fridav only, vard' ...19*
leleohone or- Dives. Pomeroy * Stewart. l a,ue for wwsts. * v P c si al . inches. Special Friday only. DIV... p.™..™ * 8c * bleached imitation
i £ll i _ - i S ' T "-" r: °" r - Friday onl v. yard ~\>C y '»9c . street frioor. linen toweling; 1/ inches
ders tinea Dives. Pomerov & Stewart. __« . '? c wo °l crepella, 3 l > " wide; red border. Special
— ' , * , street Floor. u, »_ c_.*x- inches: _navy. Copenhagen. * Fridav onlv. vard .1c
Lace Soecials I Women s Union baits Special Friday only, yard. Moire Saltings
f \ Lace jpeciais eim , ° Dives. Pomeroy * Stewart.
Women's Shoes Camisole lace 14 inches f/> 1 jii/ld . 1 0- . , ° $2.00 moire suitings; 42 street Floor.
Womens Shoes wi de shaLw patterns Colored Wash Remnants ribbed union suits medium 80c serge, good shades. inches wide; in wistaria and
53.00 military lace shoes Fndav onTv. Remnants of 59c crepe de "eight, low neck, sleeveless Special Friday only, yard, Russian Rreen . Special Fri- v
in gun metal calt and pat- d • 1() chine; 36 inches wide; one- and elbow sleeves . none ex- day only, yard 98c Bed Spreads
ent colt skin, with sand - iw half silk• leneths of 2to 4 changed. Special Friday $1.25 French serge, M *
cloth tops, stitched soles Allover shadow lace. 36 vard< Specif Fridav onlv. onl - v '" ,o<k m . ch f s : selectionot Dives.
and French heels. Special inches wide: white and Vard... .'.lsc Dive,. Pomeroy * st.wrt. shades " Special Friday > ner satin Marseilles bed
Fridav onlv S'-i.'i!) ecru; value. Special - street Floor. only, yard 95* spreads; full size. Special
Fridav only, yard 39* Dives. Pomerov 4 Stewart. v ' SI.OO granite cloth. 54 M*n'c L'l„ Fridav onlv $1.39
Dives. Pomeroy a Stewart. ; , n lace. Ito inches. Soecial Fridav onlv. Men S Handkerchiefs ■ ■
> 1' j inches wide; 2c value. yard ... ... 49* Mens 12J4c cambric
___ Special Fridav onlv. vd.. lc MnAm* nnA rinnlmm en S Hose 51.2? French crepe, r>o handkerchiefs with initial. '
jjr QJ Xet top allover lace. 18 " 7c and 10c cotton seam- inches. Special Fridav onlv. Special Iriday only, .•> for , \
Womens Shoes inches; white and ecru. madras shirting in less hose; lavender and pur- yard ... 49* 25* White Dress Goods j
Women's S2 00 white can- Special Fridav onlv. vard. white grounds. Special 1 ri- pj e Special Fridav only, 5c $1.50 silk and wool crepe. Dives, Pomerov a stowart. in , (
-.11 m. >r#» " 2.»e day only, vard 12* 2 c _ .... 40 inches: navv. mvrtle. , Mpn ' B Sto,e ' s, " et Floor - I rice cloth; toi waists
"V bu, V.°.:.„ V. 8c Iw eitldiam in •gZM.tf™"- ...H »n,l Wrr. »»<1 ■*«»: ", K,C -
M %c° "LSlFridav """■ SSZTni?"" 1 shor, lengths of 2!... «o 4 . Special FriJav only, yard ' T! ,P J 4 Spee,al Fndav only ... llj;
a.I MZCS. .peuai • vards Special Fridav onlv. * 88C I Ollet Goods 15c white Plisse crepe; 30
° n > yard '. ev 4 c —r. 51.50 silk poplin, 40 Witch Hazel—bring bot- inches wide; for underwear;
rnves - F^rniAo rv Snpr.nlt Dives. Pomerov a Stewart. Children S Hose inches: red and gold. Spe- He. Special Friday only, needs no ironing Special
' embroidery Specials street Floor. IJ, jc heavy black cotton cial Friday only, yard, 59* quart ''Of* fridav only, yard He
_ Swiss embroidery flounc- seamless hose. Special Fri- rxt..„ Soap tablets, witch hazel Dives. Pomeroy .* Stewart.
M„„> r ins. 27 inches wide: values c j av on i v 9f ' street Floor. and buttermilk, 10c size. L street Floor.
men s onues to Special Fridav onlv. Galatea and Crepe o v ' Special Fridav onlv.
a r • -i -f\ li I l-A \ j . Dives. Pomerov Stewart. ' _________________
Men s Sl.rO black kid -km yard >c ga ] atca c i ot h i„ street Floor. —' dozen »Oc« ~ "
lace shoes; with solid leath- Cambric corset cover em- navy grounds. Special Fri- N Black Dress Goods predicated tar soap. Spe- White Lhecks
er soles. Special l-rida> hrniHerv. 1" inches wide: <ln\- nnlv var<f tii/y cj o; „jj|. an 1 wool San- cial_ Friday only, cake 8c I
5c white lawn checks; 3b I
olu - % ~f values to 18c. .Special Fri- crepe in neat styles Mpn'x Union Suits tov, 40 inches. Special Fri- c Tj C ace powder. Special inches wide; sheer qualitv.
Dives. Pomeroy i- Stewart. day only, vard l-. 2 c a ud solid shades. Special dav onlv 98c ridav onl\ 10* Special Friday onlv, vd., 8c
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, I riday only, yard 1 Or* SI.OO l .gvpiian cotton 81.25 canton crepe, 48 D 1 v <f»V, P ,t n \?-[n y A " Ste * art ' $1.50 English longcloth;
____ street noor. Dives. Pomerov * stewart. ribbed union suits: medium inclies. Special Friday only. *- " j 10 yards to a piece: 36
r rL'U ' J & street Floor. weight; sizes .->4 and .•>(>. 98c inches wide. Special Fri-
Chlldren S and Infants Special Friday only ..69C 5] 00 scrge 50 inches. Mp„\ S.»C» day only, piece 89c
Shoes Corset Covers O-. ■ ,p.• * Dives. Pomerov i Stewart Special Friday only .. ?9c P Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart.
. suiting and Katine Str««t H00.% 51.25 French serge, ?4 2.ic police suspenders. street Floor.
l? y lh.cn finis,, s „i.in ß s_ in Special Fridaf ojfc ends. Spec,, 1
Special Friday only ,85c* 50c nainsook cor>et covers. r:u,n< V * 2 50c all linen damask nap- inches. Special 1 nda> onh ea ici tncs pecta Silk taffeta ribbon, 2to 3
Infants' 50c kid skin sott Special Fridav only ...35c w'de: solid shades ot light «>•»* - inchM to
sole -hoe-. .Special I riday 50c nainsook or cambric ? ", C ' F Hdav onlv 'v ard 40c odd patterns in fine double Dlves ' Men .' stoT'stfeef noo": Special Friday only, yard,
only 2.» c drawers. Special Friday uai rnaa> onij. >aru. -w damask qua lity. Special v
Dives. Porn-roy & Stewart. Otllv .'lsc Dives. Pomeroy i Stewart. Fridav Only . *i5C x \ Silk taffeta ribbon, 5
street 'Floor. Embroidery trimmed bras- t. ». o , Pillow Ca<e* Watch Fobs inches wide; values' to 29c.
* ■ c. t.v;,l-,,- Dives, Pomerov «: Stewart. tlllOW 0 • i T.- - J i j
sieres. rridav onlv. . . ... Snecial Fridav onlv. varn.
V '>s<» street i-ioor. 45x36-inch bleached pil- , 25c leather watch fobs 1 - ihc
Celluloid Clocks and Sl.oo to brassieres. Silk Muslm low cases: regular 12'jc metal charm, .special Wash rjbbon in fancv
rnlA Pirfnr* Frnrne* Special Friday only .. .95c 20c silk muslin: one-half TT value. Special Friday only, iriday only 100 block weave in Nvhite, light
... . silk: solid shades and neat Stamped Scarfs 10c Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, blue and pink; 5-vard
51.25 fancy white cellu- Wveß -M°V.?o? Uwart * styles; with self-color fig- cream art cloth scarfs . 39 "i" ch ""bleached mus- Men . pieccs; U yJ va ,' ue . pe
loid clocks. Special Friday 1 tires. Special Friday only. and center nieces stamped lin; 10c value. Special >ri- f c j a l Friday only, piece, 80
'"c'n. 11 "• Y \ %ard 8 ready to embroider. Spe- on^-v ' > Chambray Shirts r Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart.
. g ?, ld . P lCtUi ; e Nisht Gowns DIV««. Pomeroy * Stewart. cial Fridav onlv 17* Dives. PomeroyStewart, k ' Street Floor.
Special Friday only .. .>9c ° street Floor. * street Moor. Mens light blue cham- v
_. T> . Gowns of nainsook in low ' Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, brav shirts; collar attached; \
? street Floor" e ' ? ' neck and kimono sleeve «• .. 1 . .. u/ • • . n double stitched; sizes 14 to RugS and Linoleum
' style : limit 2to a customer. Bleached Sheets Writing Paper 16. Special Friday only 40c rubber mats. Special
( -» Special I riday only ...,,oC .. , . . „ . "* 1 lb. writing paper and Fridav onlv iWc
Watch Fobs and Pins rOc crepe gowns with ki- Size Art Scrim two packages envelopes to Dives. Pomeroy * s ewart, I I 35c wool and fiber rugs!
1 1 ;1 - mono sleeves. . pecial Fri- -- 1 ■ 25c to 39c plain and fancy match. Special Friday only. Me&-s store. Soecial Fridav onlv i£3C
-0c leather watch lobs. dav only :{sc Subject to slight imperfec- . . J' whit _. J 21C x u" i, "'T,
Special Fridav only ..10c tions. Special Fridav onlv, , , , , , \ . , ~ • j > ? 0c and (>0(. Wilton 1 tigs.
50c brooches, bar pins. DIT "- ' 39> edge and colored borders ; One clutch pencil, with Coofe Books Special Fr.day only ... I9c
black belt pins and buckles. i - fC " n,i r " or 76x90 bleached sheets 3to 6-yard lengths. Special clip, 2 leads in holder. Spe- LOOk tSookS Remnants of 79c inlaid
Special Friday only .. .15c with scalloped edge• reeula? Friday only, yard 19c cial Friday only 10* Lowney s cook bqoks. linoleum. Special Friday
59c German silver coin D J t W 1 value Special Fridav Dives. Pomerov & Stewart, Dives. Pomeroy * Stewart, . pecia <rula\ onl\ ...18c only
nurses Snecial Fridav onlv. Rcody-tO-W COT tl.' SpCC,al m Third Floor. L Street Floor. Dives. Pomerov ft Stewart/ Remnants of 55c and 60c
Straw Hats, 98c . . - cork linoleum. Special J-rr
' Dives. Pomerv .Stewart, ft i T V dav onlv •> * (
Dives. Pomeroy ft Stewart A special purchase of r: "" r r . • r nrnorr N Huck I OWels \ 7k cocoa mats. Special
■ treet Floor. straw hats in large variety Curtain Corners \2\'iz red border huck Stamped Dresses Friday only 59c
of sailor shapes with silk 11/ > n ( 1 25c to 59c curtain cor- towels: for general use. Spe- 25c plain white lawn 50c velvet and Axininster
Men'* Carter c bands: a fresh new stock in rromensnose ners, in Irish point and Not- cial Friday only, 4 for 25C dresses for children; Ito 4 hassocks. Special Friday
men S uaners reds, blues, white and black: 25c tan cotton hose with tingham lace; 1?4 yards 59c scarfs and shams to years; cross stitched stamp- onlv
Men's elastic pad garters. values to 51.98. Special Fri- fashioned feet. Special Fri- long. Special Friday only, match; lace trimmed. Speed. readv to embroider. 20c rubber stair treads.
Special Friday only (ic day only 98c day only 15c 12y a f cial Friday only 39* Special Friday enly ...19* Special Friday only ..15( 4
Dives. Pomeroy ft Stewart. Dives Pomeroy ft Stewart. Dives. Pomeroy ft Stewart. Dives. Pomerov ft Stewart. Dives. Pomeroy ft Stewart, Dives. Pomerov & Stewart. Dives. Pomerov ft Stewart,
Mens More, btreet Hoor. Street Floor Fourth fctreet Aisle. Street Floor. Third Floor. Street Floor. Third Floor Third Floor.
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Grippe a Robber of
Strength and Flesh
HUB Don u, I nilcrurlKht IVupU* Should
Rrgain I.ont Klf»h ami
at This *e«*on
People who have gone through |
winter suffering a succession of i
coughs, colds, grippe, catarrh or other j
ailments peculiar to cold weather will '
probably be surprised, if they climb on ,
a weighing scales, to see how much .
flesh they have lost. Most everyone '
reaches Spring with weight decreased, j
vitality lowered, nerves affected and |
general health and strength impaired.
The best way to regain lost flesh and
strength is through the original source
of all flesh and strength—your food.
Food, however, produces flesh and i
strength only in proportion in which |
its nourishing elements are absorbed i
by the blood. Loss of weight indicates ]
a leakage of the fats, sugars and
starches of your food. Instead of going
to the blood they are passing through ]
your body as waste. The assimilative
functions of your stomach and intes- |
tines are out of order and you need
something that will get them working
right again. Nothing !s better for this
purpose than a single Sargol tablet
eaten at meals for a few weeks. Sar
gol does not build flesh of itself and
taken between meals is of little value
for the purpose, but. swallowed with
your food, it acts upon every mouth
ful you eat, first separating all the
fats, oil®, sugars, starches and other
materials which make for flesh and
strength from the waste matter and
then preparing all these fat making,
nourishing elements into a which
the blood can readily absorb and dis
tribute throughout the body. The ef
fect is qulcklv felt, itcportf-d gains in
weight of from ten to twentv-flve
pounds a are by no means in
frequent. Yet its action is perfectly
natural and absolutely hrrinbs . Sr r
gol is sold by George A. Gorea> urn!
leading druggists everywhere :md
every package contains ;■ oositlvc guar
antee of weight increase or money
back.
CautionSargol is widely used as a
general body buibb-r and for many
r.ervous troubles, but when :is"tl ->r
such purposes alone anrl where patient
does not desire an increase of wehrht
ft should be taken not less than ine
hour after meals. If taV-*- »• meal
times It will almost certainly produce
■n Increase In weight that some may
■ot desire.—Advertisement
THURSDAY EVENING,
Newsies to See War
Pictures at Majestic
as Guests of Ledger
Harrisburg newsboys will be the .
! guests to-night of the Philadelphia'
Public Ledger at the Majestic The- |
, ater. where the Ledger moving pic- ;
tures of the war are being shown.
The newsies will meet at Market
I Square at 7.30 and will march in a
body to the theater, under the direc
: tion of Arthur Koplowitz, chief of the
! city's newsboys.
F. Hopkinson Smith,
Engineer, Author and
Artist, Dies, Aged 77
By Associated Press
New York, April B.—F. Hopkinson
Smith, author ana artist, died last
night at his home here. He was 77
i years old.
;, The genius of Francis Hopkinson
Smith, manifested itself in many
; branches of activity. His reputation
1 as an artist was only second to that as
, an author, while as a practical engi
s I neer he won high standing. Sixteen
•! years after his birth in Baltimore, in
[ 11838, he left school and went to work,
1 first as a shipping clerk and atter
: i wards In a metal industry. Subse
quently he studied mechanical engi
. i neering. however, and permanent re
i suits of his work in this line of endea
■ vor came in the construction of sea.
walls at Tompkinsville. Staten Island,;
Governor's Island, in X<nv York har
■ bor: llace Hock Lighthouse, near New
1 London. Conn., and the foundation for
■ (he Statue of Liberty in New York
harbor.
Mr. Smith's artistic bend developed
. early and he became the producer of
successful paintings ami
i other work, many of which won recog
tinition at art expositions.
? i It was undoubtedly, however, as an
that Mr. Smith was oest known
{ jas he was a prolific writer of novels,
•hurt stories and books of travel, many
of which he illustrated himself. His
! tales of the South, of New York, and
of New England won him fame, which
was added to by other literary work,
i the charm of which was widely recog
; nized. Among: the best known novels
were "Caleb West." "Tom Grogan,"
;"The Tides of Baregat" and "The For
i tunes of Oliver Horn."
Harrisburg Lodge of
Odd Fellows to Take
in Members Tomorrow
Harrisburg Lodge, No. 68, Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, to
morrow evening will initiate a class of
candidates at the lodge headquarters
in Union Square Hall, Allison Hill.
' The district degree team will be in
I charge of the initiation. Following
aArJMfc ]:j \ ) vM The 2 in 1 Shine Brings the Bmile of Satisfaction! Quick, Brilliant, M 111
toSfeL rl Jkm Lasting. In the Bo*. |CI .DEALERS
FFWS&FJMI R#W THE F. F. DALLEY CO.. LT«. BurrALo. W.Y„ HAMILTON, CAN.
HARRXSBURG TELEGRAPH
the ceremonies the recently elected i
noble grand. D. E. Xuman, and the ;
vice-noble. S. D. Myers, will be in- i
stalled.
Compensation Bills on
Third Reading in House
The workmen's compensation bills |
will be on third reading in the House
of Representatives on Monday night.!
special orders having been made for |
their consideration. The bills passed
the House yesterday after an attempt,
to amend the main bill so as to ex- |
elude exployers of Jive persons or less j
had been voted down and a number,
of changes had been made by W. H. i
Wilson, sponsor for thfe bill. The
chief change was to include a provi
sion whereby miners would come un
der the compensation act. Bills to
make necessary changes in the va
; riouß coal mining laws are also pend
' ing.
i There was no opposition manifest
! Ed to the passage of the bills on sec
j '>nd reading.
Paderewski Sails For U. S.
to Ask Aid For Poles
Special to The Telegraph
London, April B.—lgnace Paderew
' ski sailed from Liverpool with his wife
ion the Adriatic yesterday, on a mis
sion to arouse Americans to give finan
i cial aid to Poland. The pianist's whole
isoul is wrapped up in the undertaking.
"1 won't play while I am here." he
said. "I cannot get myself to touch a
piano. All my thoughts are- upon my
suffering kinsmen. Knowing the gen
erous hearted Americans, I feel they
APRIL 8, 1915.
will respond as nobly as they have
with Belgium."
Paderewski lost nearly his whole
fortune in the devastation of his home
In Poland. Rich art treasurers and
other valuable accumulations were ut
terly destroyed. Paderewski will re
main In America for some months.
TO BCII.I) BIG DYE PLANT
New Elizalx-tli Factory Will t'se the
(airman Formula
Spcrml to The Telegraph
Elizabeth, N. J., April B.—Repre
sentatives of the Midvale Chemical
Company, of St. Louis, announced this
afternoon that work would be com
menced to-morrow on a new $200,000
plant here. The new plant will em
ploy more than 300 skilled laborers
and will manufacture dyes from Ger
man formulas. Dr. Adolph Kiereir, of
Berlin, Germany, will have charge of
the local plant. Leslie M. Simpson anil
George W. Hunter, of St. Louis, direc
tors of the Mldvale Company, said tho
Elizabeth factory would furnish a
large portion of the dyes used in the
Eastern States.
RICH COAL VKIX STRUCK
Deposit 20 Feet Deep Found as Work
ing Was to Be Abandoned
Special to The Telegraph
Hazleton. Pa., April B.—Miners
driving a rock tunnel at the Drifton
colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company struck a 26-foot vein of an
thracite coal on a portion of the work
ings, which were on the vergo of
abandonment.
The discovery means a long lease of
life to the mine, whlcli has been in
steady operation since 1863.