14 rr~ =====— I Exceptional Savings Go to Shoppers Who Take Advantage of These Friday Specials /■/ # tr > \ y \ \ * \ No Friday Spe- Children's Umbrellas Pique and Organdie Tab Silk BedSpreads Sheets and Pillow Cases Eclipse and Olas Shirts "1 C Fast color umbrellas with 2;>c white pique, 27 inches 89c white tub silk, 32 and Regular $1.95 bed spreads 59c bleached sheets, Slx $1.50 Eclipse shirts with \ CiaiS OGlll • V_/. Congo handles; regular wide. Special Friday only, 36 inches wide. Special Fri- in full sizes. Special Friday inches. Special Friday only, adjusto separate sleeves. D or Mail or value. Special Friday only, 12.y 3 ? day only, yard 68? only #1.41) ' 50> Special Friday only, #1.19 - Pomeroy & Stewart. Dives. Pomeroy a Stewart. bleached pillow cases, shirts with T?,l, ° r " WW"* .16 inches wide. Special Fri- , . k"ee le,^,!,' 5 ,e'- ders filled <*e.«?? ' d*.v only, yard lOe cial Friday only .... $1.1!) L ** Street ewart * Silk Foulards I j Grocery Specials 1I 8c bleached shaker flan-J | Men's store. ,■» Ribbons $1.50 foulards, 40 inches, Regular 10c Maryland to- ncl. Special Friday only, Absorbent Cotton Satin taffeta ribbons in y new patterns. Special Fri- matoes, in large glass jars. yard 3%(" IH-oz. and 3-oz. pkgs. of one-quarter and half-inch English Longcloth day only, yard .SoC Special Friday only .... (>C Dive*, pomeroy * Stewart, Children's Sweaters FHd^onh 01 " o"n£ pfcee. Regular SII Q English . i * F «J^ rt - Regular 10c White Star V ' Six to twelve-vear sizes m ton. special l.iday oni\. . longcloth; 10 yards to the V * green beans. Special Fri- . boys and girls $1.30 sweat op and 1( c piece. Special Friday only. day only, can 1 C Wnmpn's Vests crs > colors arc navy, red and * vard« Red Crn«« £rau7e Taffeta and moire rib- <i.5C _ , ... tan. Special Friday only, plain sterilized. Special Fri- ZST"T " kSE' "'•» ' daVO, " ! ** 'it Special Friday onU* . !loe Special. 2 package, io, *SO Special Friday only ... ,»c """ Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, J . , _ . . . i" a, ~ ~, „ . » * 25r rice rl„,h V, C «1 Friday only, yd., *1.49 Santa tiara prunes. Spe- ™v„. «™r.. < , wide s cia| Fr . d D 4 F " d «>' on'J'. 2 lbs.. ..<>o V ( —— V 13 y,f. : ■ Regular 15c choice Muir r- — Cold Cream ( V | Div... P0m.,,, » peaches. Special Friday Boys mesh Underwear Infants' long nainsook Puritv Cucumber cold , , , t >i' " ' ""' * ' c ,ei onl - v ' 5 ,l>s isc white Tosca mesh - skirls. Special Friday only, cream.'Special Friday only. .A.u I.™?' Bo>« ScOtlt Shoes Regular 18c Lancaster shirts ? nd drawers; shirts I<C • light 1\ mussed, \alues to / > $2.00 tan elkskin Scout countv dried corn Sneciil ' ,ave s hort sleeves; drawers .. rOc. Special Friday only Towels and Toweling shoes with elkskin standard Fridav on v ? lbs *»sc are knec len « th ' S P ecial Boc and SI.OO white crepe Kirk's toilet soap, in lilac. 13 " """ ' uw *" n ß fastened soles, sizes Ito sridav5 ridav onl\, ->c Friday only .19* and madras creepers, sizes h mint and geranium. Special Dtv.«. Pomeroy a Stewart. 10c ,ndlvldua l Turkish Special Fridav onlv, Uneeda Biscuits. Special di vm P.«. mv » R . mr t months to - years. Spm;il Friday only ,>c street tnoor. guest.towels, with pink and " ' Fridav only. 3 packages. DKes. Stewart, Friday only >o* Austin's soonee caroet blue border. Special Friday Dl^\rZ m Vxlsr?UV D.ves, Pomeroy & Stewart, Austin s» sponge carpet only m ——— Second Floor. cleaner. Special Friday - . F , ; , . California lima beans. Hosier\ Soecials only loe JWISS Embroidery 5c bleached cotton towel- \ Special Fridav only. 3 lbs., ™ ... Swiss and cambric em- ing: lb inches wide. Spe- Women's Shoes S.'W Mens lisle hose, black /< , p • « "* Tarowax tor sealing pre- broiden* insertions Ito 2 Clal Friday only, yard. c, fin ~ , w l lth w,ute feet: secon ds of Lor Set Specials serves. Special Friday only, inches wide • values to 10c - i • i atent «-°h and gun Hershev's 10c breakfast 25c grades; large sizes. Spe- Grecian treco imported c •1r j' , ?C knit dishcloths. Spe- metal calf button shoes, full cocoa Snecial Fridav onlv cial Fridav onlv u.,;.,. Kr ,... . P .. Special Friday only cial Friday only ... 3c toe lasts with heavy stitched cocoa. Special 1 r.day onU. cial Friday onlj t* batiste, brocade and cout. Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, _ ' _ , . ~ • • ' V t«r . ~ - ... . COrsetS, 111 discontinued street Floor. Cambric corset cover em- Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart. soles, not all sizes. Special . Women s / silk hose, models - reirularlv -n I-J , - • , .. ' " otewart. Fridav nnlv <441 .IDives, Pomeroy & Stewart, lislp snlrs colors onlv Slip. ITIOUCIS , leglllrfrix t O broidery; 1/ inches wide; t street Floor. rnaa} oni\ 5M.4.> Basement. nsie soies. colors, only, $15.00 stvles. reduced to / \ value. Special Friday Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart. v cial Friday only »0f $3.95; $3'.00 toslo.oo styles Rose Beads on, - v v I Street F ' oor - Rear - I Children's l l c and 25c I I reduced to $1.95 I $1.25 rose beads; all col- Dives. Pomeroy * Stewart, Basement Specials Lining Specials black silk 'j s ' e seamless Dives. Pomeroy * Stewart. ors. Special Friday only. I __J_l 83c decorated herrv set. ' M' > \ .. , "««• Si»c Special Fridav onlv.. Mmes Shoes 50c foundation s,lk, ha,f IS* ~0 .. u, nm , r * ) 10 . , . ' black kidskin lace Friday only, Dlves , Po:noro „ Bt , wart> ~*'c and 3Qc coin Women stoats 10c clothes line props, 8 ft. shoes with heavy soles and >' ard , street S-ioor. Gowns and Kimonos purses, .special fnday onh. $15.00 brown, navv and Special Friday only, low heels. Special Friday 50c black satine. 40 inches Extra size 75c cowns »f lack three-quarter length * v,) on > wide. Special Friday only, Cnnrh Cnimrt cambric or nainsook Snecial 50c gold-filled cameo COa j S ,' ' ne . a ". unlined 10c clothes sticks for re- Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart. vard 39c Friday only 50c brooches. . Special Fridav models. Special Friday only, moving wash from boiler I, street Floor, Rear. n SI.OO Roman stripe couch - '• M,c onlv 2.5 C $.5.00 Special Fridav only «C -f, ® Bca . u " covers, hemmed or fringed SI.OO long crepe kimonos, Dives. Pomeroy * Stewart. $20.00 rose chinchilla coat. ,o wat „ ' * ' in r ,.., , c , Vard y 33C Cdge - - SpCCial FHday °s; V'A Pcrsi , an b ° rder - Spe « C i al v Special Friday only $.5.00 JnTlarge s tit lor Children's Shoes > ard « 9 * only b»c rflvPt rnrfl pitcher and six small ones , SI.OO tan goatskin button Dive., Pomeroy 50c nainsook corset covers., ru ~ . 77T~7 v coat Special Fridav onh' for tumblers. Special Fri- sh .°«' .hand-turned soles > ' \ Special Friday only . ,25c * Chatelaine Watches at openai rriaaj oni dav onlv .•?-»*» With spring heels, sizes 4to r , l _ 1 $.5.00 - "V rt.>C Q c • , t". j . ■ s, Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart, $1.25 enameled chatelaine ... Dives. Pomerov * s.ew.n Special Friday only, C n ] nr .A n».. C.nnA. I Summer Table Covers t second Floor, watches. Special Friday $-0.00 maize brocade Basement. Dive.. Pomeroy * Stewart. Loiorea uress uooas Made of fast color import on]y l - 08 nn°, oat- S P ecial v 50c navv serge 36 inches. e d*chintz. 36x36 inches; N $1.25 German silver coin W> ° pCC,aI P»day only, value . Special Friday only. Ratine, Voile and Crepe purses. Special Friday only. Fioor Stewart - Art Needlework Infants' Shoo* * 2 -. ° 50c ratine, 42 inches wide; 490 N J 39c. 50c, 75c and SI.OO filet - n ■ , , . s . l -' crc am serge. Dives, pomeroy & Stewart, solid colors. Special Fridav 59c gold and silver plated 1 ! 'ace pillow tops, scarfs and pink, blue and black kidskin vard 9.5 C V f only, yard picture frames. Special Fri- Silk Waists Reduced squares for ribbon embroid- „ ot all sizes. Special Fridav ' lAA ffl ? o J * 12 He colored voile, 40 day only 39c 55.95 and $6.50 crepe de ery. Special Fnday °n'v. on!v K ~r >c $2.00 waffle coating ,;4 Summer Spreads inches wide; stripes include Dives. Pomeroy ft Stewart. chine, pussy willow and sa- ' ' C and " C Dives. Pomeroy ft Stewart. daVonlv Tard 49C f s2 - 50 tu I,ed spreads blue, pink helio and black. a veef or. Un wa , sts fi nest qualitv; 2?C natural linen centers. ,street Kloor - Rear - - * " of imported chintz, fast col- Special Friday only ..7^^ ' n white, light blue and stamped for embroiderv. SI.OO navv serge, 50 ors - Special Friday only, • ,_t-j - . . maize. Special Fridav onlv. Special Friday onlv ....9 c /— —— —_inches. Special Friday onlv. $1.2.5 to $2.50 •snecial Fridav onlv Qi//* Torchon Laces #2.9« • • Blach Dress Goods 1 yard.... S9V p„ m „„.» special Fnday only T n , r L n „ 1 . , , •" c Stamped white lawn DiaCR uress U ooas Third Floor. Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart. , •, , 'r- ' 2 Georgette crepe and waists with pattern for mak- ci d ;t:„ $1.25 serge. French twill. v a street Floor. inches wide; 2c value Spe- lace waists. Special Fridav ing. Special Friday only, Soectl FridTv' 'onlv Special Fridav onlv. vard, , cial Friday only, yard ~lc only .....#2.98 17c yar^. ? . f.. * ' ' * ®3f Men's Suspenders , ,nser . tlons - 1 \° n 2 52.25 to 53.50 crepe de 10c album of letters for <RI 00 hlacV Canton r™ $1.50 silk and wool crepe, 25c police suspenders, Gingham and Crepe c j' a lie> r ', j 0- chine waists. Special Fri- home stamping. Special Fri- Snecial Fridav on'-e vard navy and green. Special Fri- solid leather ends. Special 10c seersucker gingham, Special Friday only. yd.. 2c day on j y #1 7 - day on , y ecial F "da> on.y, 3 da /only, yard 89c F»day only 16 <p in stri pes. Special Friday Di\ o, Pomero> ft Stew art, Dives, Pomerov ft Stewart, Dives, Pomerov ft Stewart. C 1 ~ c mi. Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart, Onl} ...••••• Floor. Second Floor. Thlrd Vloor 51.25 black Serge 54 ill- $L 0 fl ° lal cre P CS - Sl,k Men's Store. Street Floor. - - * / > ches Special Fridav onlv and WOpI - Special Friday v ' 7c apron gingham, in fast t vard .... . . ..... 95C only, yard 8.5 C * color checks. Special Fri- Allover Laces | Go-Carts ' Wash Foulards ' ' SI.OO black' Poplin, 42 in- si.so silk and poplin. 40 day only tf 18-inch allover shadow $1.50 folding chair go- 69c wash foulard, white Special Friday only, inches navy, sand and cr o C h e ted fotSn-hand ti« •? F . cre , -, 40 and net lace,; values t° 4fe cart, w,h . ,rubber lire ground will, leaf >"d '.. M> Special Friday,, croche Special Friday only ...I JO wheels. Special Friday only black, navy and E reen. -'4 SI 00 black Tuesah Crepe sSf; each " *f ? s?Sst°fi* „ ,ncl i es - Spcclal Friday °^i y ' 40 inches. Special Fridax : D,v "' *or"" w ""' Dlv „, P . m « r „. » „ a. ' • 88 * Stewart - Olllv, vard 85c V ' Men's Store, Street Floor. V Dives. Pomeroy ft Stewart. „. „ . Street Floor. Front. Dives. Pomeroy ft Stewart. f "N * Stripe Messaline p .# K - , N street Floor. Fmnt. Women's Handkerchiefs Men's Sports Shirts White Flaxon Twelve-vard dress pat- ror the Kitchen x f 3c cross bar hem- $1.50 grade in white; linen 36-inch flaxons; regtilar terns of pin Stripe messaline 20c shear steel cocoabola Soap Special Men's Knee Drawers stitched handkerchiefs. Spe- finish. Special Friday only. 25c and 29c quality. Special in navv. black, green, royal handle butcher knives. Spe- r r men» nnee i/rewer. . cial Friday only. 3 for ..$1.19 Friday only, yard .. .12^ . -n i c cial Fridav onlv 10c Seven bars of any kind of ?0c white nainsook and 'l F\ \ °i ) auc * k P e " soap, with each purchase of madras knee drawers, 5c rolled edge handker- $1.50 shirts with attached 2/-inch fancy check crepe; cia ri a\ on \, P att^^ n » safety paring knives. 50c worth of groceries, not broken sizes. Special Fri- chiefs. Special Friday onlv, collar; sizes 14 to 17. Spe- regular 19c quality. Special Special Friday only <C including sugar 35C day only Street"floot 1 " Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart, Dives. Pomeroy ft Stewart, Dives, Pomerov ft Stewart. Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy ft Stewart, v ° nt - , Basement. Basement. Street t'loor. . Street Floor. Men's Store. Street Floor. N V—— / *- v 1— V— —S V- — / j, LOVELY WOMAN AT MMIJXPOSITI Sprang Up Everywhere Just Like to Jonquils, Pansies and Poppies Suddenly, where only foliage had been tn the Exposition gardens, jon quils and pansies and poppies and quils and pansies and popples and bloom against the opening day. Just so. Lovely Woman sprang up every where, bringing with her light, warmth, color, gaiety. She came with her sacred dear domestic virtues to be hostess in the State buildings of the South and East. She brought her achievements as voter and business woman to her reign in the western State buildings. She filled the Palace of Food Products with the tempting odors of her cooking. She took pos session of the Palace of Education, THURSDAY EVENING. to advise, instruct, uplift. She blos somed among the flowers in Horticul ture; she was Ceres among the fruits. She officiated in a hundred capacities in Manufactures, Varied Industries and Liberal Arts. She helped her hus band in the exhibit booth when she was not running the booth alone! She brought her young boys to Machinery Hall and understood the technical ex planations. In dignity and broad cloth she welcomed all comers to the | California Host Building. Her coun tenance of wholesale hospitality beamed in the T. W. C. A. She shuf fled on her little sandaled feet tn the Japanese teahouse. Her camera-shy face was to be seen of all who fre quented the Chinese Pavilion. She rang the bells of a thousand cash registers. The keys of the office piano hummed under her nimble Angers. She presided at the telephone switch board. She examined visiting babies and gave medical advice to mothers. She waited in the cafes. She sang in front of the Tower of Jewels on open ing day. One hundred thousand of her rubbed elbows with one hundred thousand of him in the crowd that reached from the tower to the gates. She sold buttermilk and peanuts and souvenir watches and postcards and chewing gum from gaily ornamented H-AJFIRISBURG TELEGRAPH kiosks. She gyrated in the hulahula. She bound up wounds in the Emer gency Hospital. She answered a mil lion questions. She asked ten million. Wrapped in a %rape, she lectured in the Grand Canyon. She trumpeted from the balcony of Alt Xureinburg. She was a giant policewoman in Toy land. She danced in the Jimtown dance halls of the '49 Camp. She trained leopards and lions and put | horses through their paces in Selig's Wild Animal Show. Her veiled face, bold-eyed, looked out from the "Mys terious Orient." She sat, white-uni formed, silent and antiseptic, behind glass partitions in the "Infant Incuba tor" exhibit. She was a geisha girl in "Japan Beautiful." She was a cow girl in the 101 Ranch. She was a window dresser for the Japanese gov ernment. She told fortunes. She dived. She made candies. She rolled cigarets She mounted great fish for souvenirs. She was a silversmith. She was a modeler. She was a bacteriolo gist. She was the manager of a mine. Every day. in the shifting kaleido scope of the Expostion, Lovely Woman appears in some new and ~ startling phase. She rounds the race-track with an auto-devil. She flies over the 1 Exposition with ChristofTerson. She Is ever the bright spot, the attractive bit of color, decorating and adorning life. Arrayed in velvet, fur, jewels and plumes, she is the dominating specta tor at all the great events. She takes part in some of these events. She conies from the rural districts of Cali fornia, bearing violets or jonquils or fruit blossoms in her arms. So throughout the Katrtlme Lovely Wo man will be there, brightening, vivify ing. serving, amusing, beguiling, in structing.—Frances A. Groff in Sun set Magazine. Union Sell-Sealing Tubes Made Good on Trip With twenty-five cars equipped with the Union Self-Sealing Tubes and not a one delayed with puncture trouble, is the honor claimed by the Union Sales Company. Special reference Is made to the Hupmoblle car, which carried the manager and sales force of the Union Sales Company. The tires on this car were punctured twenty-five times before the car start ed on the run, the punctures being made with a large ice pick driven Into the tire by a heavy mallet. Following the puncture the car made the entire run of nearly 500 miles without further pumping. Throughout the run they kept the car going at its best clip in order to show that abuse, even of the worst kind, had no effect on these tlreH whatever. Many spikes and nails were picked up along the course. W. E. Orth, of the City Star Laundry, driving a Cadillac, picked up a large nail near Coatesville. but fatled to note it until his attention was attracted at the Coatesville control. He plucked the nail from the tire, started his engine, and resumed the trip without any de lay. J. K. Klpp, driving a Herff-Brooks "6," picked up an unusually large spike, hut kept on driving and finished the run with a perfect score. The car was probably the best ad vertised during the run. A body, twelve feet in length and three and one-half feet wide, was bolted to the body of this car, with great letters which stood out clearly. They dis tributed more advertising literature than any other entrant and twenty three 6f the twenty-five cars equipped with their tubes carried Union Sales display advertisements. TRIBUTE TO LIWANIA VICTIM Ry Associated Press Newport News, Va., May 13.—The plant of the Newport News Ship building and Dry Dock Company will be closed from noon to-day until Fri day as a mark of respect to President Albert L. Hopkins, who loßt his life la the Lusitania disaster. MAY 13. 1915. ferSonaK^^ocfS LUNCHEON THIS AFTERNOON Luncheon guests to-day of Miss Ixmlse Carney at her Steelton home had the pleasure of meeting Miss Grace Post, of Hartford, Conn., the house guest of Miss Sara Cooper, of Camp Hill. Those present were Miss Grace Post, Miss Sara Cooper, Miss Mary Meyers, Miss Eleanor Darling ton, Miss Dora Coe, Miss Mary Wil liamson and Miss Katherine Etter. MISSIONARY SOCIETY AS GUESTS Miss Anna M. Miller, president of the Young Ladies' Home Missionary Society of Messiah Lutheran Chiirch, entertained the thirty or more mem bers of the organization at the regular monthly meeting at her home, 615 Briggs street. The attendance was the largest in the society's history. During the evening there was music and re freshments were served. GERMANY PI,EASED fly .Issociated F'rrxj Geneva, Switzerland, vlt Paris, May 13.—News that the Cunard line had cancelled the sailing of the steamer Mauretanla for New York caused Joy and pride In German naval circles, act cording to dispatches received in Basei to-night from Rhine towns. One G?i» man newspaper is quoteed as ssaAni; that it Is "pleased to find that tho Americans have begun to realize that the German navy means business now." Jta'a of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lneas Coontr. as. Frank J. Cheney make* oath that he la aealnf partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney k Co.. doj fng bualnraa lo the City of Toledo. Coontr S*4 State aforoeeUl. and that said W JJ' the anm of ONE HUNDRED DOIAABS each and rrrry caae of Catarrb that cannot b» cored by the uae of Hall's Catarrh Cnr*. FBANK J. CUM EX. Sworn to before me and aobscrlbed to mr presence, tlila StU day of December. A. D-. lISiX Seal. A. W. GLKASOW. Notary Pnblla. Hair* Catarrh Cora la taken internally acta directly upon the blood and mueona wr* facea of the ayatam. Send for teetlMaolala, F. J. CHENEY * CO.. ToUdfc Q. 801 l by all Drufglata. TSe. .• I X*l« Bail's Family Fills far ll|lfl
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