12 ft The Whole Store Contributes to This Mid-Week Feast of Bargains 1 WEDNESDAY SPECIALS WEDNESDAY SPECIALS WEDNESDAY SPECIALS | WEDNESDAY SPECIALS t WEDNESDAY SPECIALS f In Muslin Outing Cloth In New Fall Colored Dress Fabrics j n white Dress Goods * n Table Linen and Linen Crash In Toilet Goods, Leather and Sheets 50c Serge, 36 inches. Special Wednesday, . 39c mercerized damask, 64 inches. Spe- Goods and Purses varH '*o* 10c white goods, including: lace voile and . , ... . , . 6j*c unbleached muslin, 39 inches. Spe- - Granite" 36 inches."' Special' Wednes- lawn. Special Wednesday, yard 5$ cial \\ ednesday yard ......... Seamless fountain syringe. Special Wed cial Wednesday, yard day> yard 390 25c white Voile. Special Wednesday, yard, 50c mercerized damask, 64 inches. Special nesday 49* 10c unbleached muslin, 39 inches. Special 59 c navy Mohair, 50 inches. Special Wed- i2'A# ednesday, yard 35* Seamless rubber hot water bottles. Spe- Wednesday, yard 1* nesday, yard 490 2g , j . f . s \ j 59c homespun table damask, 58 inches. cial Wednesday ! 490 8c light Outing Cloth. Special. Wedncs- SI.OO mixed Suiting, 52 inches. Special We dnesdav vard .. . ' 11# Special Wednesday, yard 450 $2.50 white brush comb and mirror set. dav vard (Ji/0 Wednesday, yard 690 . '" V. . 7c imitation linen crash. Special Wed- Snrrial WeHnesHav SRI 10 da>, yard SI.OO and $1.50 Plaid Skirting, 50 and 54 lac pajama checks, plisse crepe and striped . Special V\ ednesday 81.59 12i4c bleached Pillow Cases, inches. j nches . Special Wednesday, vard .... 690 crepe. Special Wednesday, yard 90 S'VZ! ' 'cV Vv°f Coryiopsis talcum powder. Special Wed- Special Wednesday 10* 85c Serge. 48 inches. Special 39c bleached sheets, 72x90 inches. Special yard .. •• -• •; Special Wednesday, yard 150 linen crash. Special Wednesday, $1.98 three separate stem switches of Wednesday 250 f,. 23 ° P in ' 40 mches " S P ecial 5 0c Gabardine, 35 inches. Special Wed- y ard 10 > natural wavy hair. Special Wednesday, D,VeS " ro^o r Bt#Wart ' *8 Broadcioth."" Wednesday, nesday, yard 290 D '" B ' * * IA » yard $1.19 Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, Silver plated bouquet holders. Special •.mtvunxiN.n ~ . $2.00 navy Serge, 54 inches. Special street Floor. Wednesday 190 WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Wednesday, yard $1.50 WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Pullman or travelers' slippers in canvas 11 , , D,ve8 ' street°Fioor Btewartl WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ===== = ———— I case. Special Wednesday, pair 500 I In Satin and Velvet Untnmmeci ,; sszzsszr In Men's and Women's Sweaters $2.50 suede leather travelers' cushions. Fall Hats WEDNESDAY SPECIALS In Towels and Toweling $5.00 worsted coat sweaters in grey.all bags. ' Special $!,69 and sl.9= satn, and velvet sadors _____ == 15c Tnrkish towel, Special Wednesday, SpeaaMVednes- „ csday sß < and medium shapes with floppy and Stiff T , « T I j *r\l ?ir'' >' ' Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, , . ... . , , ~ ~ c • , in Women s Neckwear and 100 Women s $12.00 silk coat sweaters. Spe- second Floor, Front. brims m white, pink and light blue. Special Handkerchiefs and Rihhnn* 17c Turkish towels ' blue border. cial Wednesday $5.98 , ______ Wednesday 980 _ Special Wednesday IWomen's $22.50 silk coat sweaters. Spe- ( » Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, 25c embroidered Swiss and organdie col- 19c Turkish towels. Special Wednesday, cial Wednesday $9.50 WEDNESDAY SPECIALS second Floor. lars, lace trimmed. Special Wednesday, 150 * 150 Women's $6.00 and $7.00 fibre silk coat ===== WFDNFSDAY SPECIALS Special Wednesday 250 and pink borders. Special Wednesday, 250 Women's $5.00 fibre silk coat sweaters. S 25c moire taffeta ribbon, inches wide, guest towels; blue and pink borders. Special Wednesday $2.98 Colonial Tumblers. Soecial Wednesdav. ———— ——colors, white and black. Special Wednes- Special Wednesday, 3 for 250 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. 20 In Black Dress Goods day, yard 190 10c huck towels. Special Wednesday, 3 Men ' s store - street Floor - Hardwood porch swings complete with 85c black Seree 48 inches wide Soecial 49c warp print satin edge ribbon, 6% in- for 250 chains 80c black Serge, 48 inches wide. Special ches wide, dark and light grounds. Special »iveo, «.wart. _ urcnMrcnAV SPFfIAI Q $2.98 swings. Special Wednesday. .$1.90 Wednesday, yard 690 Wednesday, yard 250 street Floor. WtDINfcMJAY frFtllALb $3.98 swings. Special Wednesday, $2.59 SI.OO black Serge, 50 inches. Special Wed- 2sc hemstitched silk crepe de chine hand- $6.00 swings. Special Wednesday, $3.95 nesdav, yard 790 kerchiefs in pink, blue, Nile, Maise and WFnNFQnAV CPETIAIC Rugs, Hassocks and $5.00 four-passenger lawn swings. Spe sl.2s black silk Poplin, 40 inches. Spe- wh * e ' 15* WhDNfcSDAY SPECIALS Mats cial Wednesday .. ? f. $3.75 rial Wednesdav vard 89C • u hemstitched linen handkerchiefs, *4- ————— Mason's jars quart size. Special Wednes «i nn 11L P r 7? • u c • 1 S fi n,s h' Special Wednesday, j n Books and Stationery anc ' W'hon and Axminster rugs. day, dozen 490 SI.OO black Poplin, 42 inches. Special 4 for .... . 25<! in oooks ana Stationery Special Wednesday 3? 0 E. Z." seal jars, quart size. Special Wed "\\ ednesday, yard 890 -r>c lace bands in \ enise and Clunv, 2to Lowney's Cook Book. Special Wednes- Rubber door mats, 18x30 inches, 75c value. nesday, dozen 600 $2.00 black Serge, 54 inches. Special Wed- niches wide; white and ecru. Special Wed- llift Special Wednesday • 470 School cases for carrying books and sup nesday, yard $1.50 ne^! y ,'-* *J*l *' * ' * *:' 5 25c box stationery. Special Wednesday, 50c and 60c velvet and Axminster Has- plies, made of embossed and plain fibre. Spe- I SI SO black Broadcloth 47 inches Snerial llin n cluny lace edge and'insertion in 170 socks. Special Wednesday 370 cial Wednesday 250 U>rfn«Hav varH «1 1Q white, -to 3 inches wide. Special Wednes- Books taken from our reading club, about $2.25 Axminster rugs, 27x54 inches. 25c self-pulling cork screws. Special v\ . ... tf1.1.l day> yard IJ}f 5Q tjtles |n the lot Specia , Wednesday _ 19(? Special Wednesday $1.57 Wednesday 190 Street Floor. ' Dives, & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, r " Street Floor. Third Floor. Basement. Boys 75c Coat Shirts at 59c I o _ y • R n 71 With Such a Wonderful Crop Palm Beach coat shirts in Norfolk style with military 3aVC MOney in the bargain BaSettlent pockets—regular 75c garment. Special, at 590 ew £ oo< ls of dependable ' ie P°hcy of the Bargain OI 1 Gfl-OiIGS VV 111 130 ATI lIV T t t- quality are constantly coming Basement is to sell the best tv T j J • * * TS~ • . -i J*. iiT* e\ tl (~l |NgW wtOCk. Ol into the Bargain Basement \»\ grades of the less xpensive I lNeedea in lvlany ivitcnens keeping the offerings attractive \*\\ A merchandise t lower-than-1 _ _ _ School Shirts For Boys i?uy o-morrow Save Striped percale coat shirts with separate collar and French r,g "' ar ' J ' s " rest,lts "" s store ' [ 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar for slt with each sl.oo' », W •;; ■. «♦'- Matchless Values in Wash Goods Purchase of Groceries, excluding soap. Hero tapeless blouse waists with military collar and open _ . _ This list tells of other savings in fresh groceries which patent point reinforced cuffs, light, medium and dark colors, sizes pIISSC Crepe " Yard B'/<2C 15c madras - Yard 10c will appeal to all thrifty housewives — sto 16 250 10° percale. Yard Q_ 12j4c dress gingham. Yard O- 1,000 pounds special dry roast 15 cases Puget Sound salmon, Blouse waists in satin stripe madras cloth, fast colors, sizes 6 18c serpentine crepe. Yard 10 ° lawn " Yard 5c dao " t »^ l^ C ;' al " 1()c t0 16 50$ 25c Bates' crepe. Yard "\*?lhn ? c prints. Yard Alhe% pound I. can Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Men's Store. Street Floor. „ . 1 fc( * /«C Only 5 pounds to a customer. 200 smoked shoulders, aver -25c poplin. Yard .... 15c! 7c .apron gingham. Yard . .. 5c 25 cases tender early June age 5 lbs. each. Special peas. Special Wednesday, 2 dozen \Vednesday, 1 O//j/* Women's $15.00 Fall . CIA fIH r... " ~Z „ s Suits in the Basement • Hillow Cases, Muslin Towels and Toweling ocean white fish, No. 10 paiis; skm back hams, average 10 ib S . OU11& 111 llie Udbemeni & 22 fish to Spccial - Q Special Wednesday, 1J r i aI- ' Sc w,,lte twill toweling: yard 3c Wednesdav pound Sizes for Women and Misses ana UUting «xc white and bro«Ti twiu toweling; yard Eagle flour, sacks. Armour's "sweet "sugar cured These are not reduced suits, but brand new Fall gar- 10c bleached Pillow Cases, 42x36 45c 1b^'..... 23c ments bought specially for the Bargain Basement Outer- "ft dark ' ..' £ Table Damask fa Si sac"f"sped"' 3 ° C garment Section from a maker who co-operated with us 6 '4 C lj & ht outing cloth vard ..50 j Wednesday *r%7C Divefi. pomeroy & stewart, 1 1A .• 1 , , , , . . 19c turkey red damask: yard 10c h ffrr-n' Basement. in order to give you a genuine sls suits, at $lO rr ng cloth, in light blue, pink, ioc cotton table da mM k ; y a «i 15c /I. £ - IVT _ " cream and white, yard 80 25c cotton table damask, 58 inches; yard UQ&yfy X n 1 4" j" p \A/ O fOO One style is of whipcord, In navy, , CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES 4c Ullble aC he d I Ol IHG 1N QW WeaVeS brown and black, with convertible Regular sl-50and sl . 7sginKham muslin, 25 inches. «»c turkey red table covers 4»c ji /Vol . ' T P O ll C \ a nVher" S iyle u'of'a'good\,u\Tty Jj C 2 T 3 te « Ure ° n 88le White Goods I{i& jJ Ur6SS V^OttOllS serge, with button trimming and vei- matche(J in HarAsburg r. c b ea^ hcd ,11US " U !*'' 0 @ Many styles that are exclusive shown in the finest textures of vet collar; the colors are navy and are exact CQp)es of hJ inches, yard, 10c striped crepo, 34 inches; yard .... 0c $) ' silk and cotton or of highest grade of pure cotton. b,ack SIO.OO dresses; sizes 6to 14 years. Many &T ° r** 6 yard ' flc SUk and Cotton Poplin, in 15 Fall shades, including the new blues. SERGE AND CREPE SKIRTS, $2.98 styles to choose from, at .. . $125 M/ jtmh* - , , Longcloth. 36 Inches; 10 yards to L. o &7> brown, green, grey, plum and black, 36 inches; yard S»o AWw P lcce s yard 09c \ •; *} i Russian Cords, white and colored grounds with self-colored cords and All sizes of navy blue and black all 3—OR TO $4.95 SILK WAISTS, $1.98 /mIL ~'„ni "'~t colored woven stripes, 32 inches; yard 330 wool serge and crepe skirts, in styles Scores of crepe de chine waists, In Wli Rpd \ and Checks- varll"^" 0 " GlnKhams ln a rtch assortl " e nt beautiful plaids customarily shown at Sb.BO and $6.50, white and colors, are reduced to $1.98. . 1 rnf Si Percales" ln large variety of iight'and dark' patternsVyard.'.'. ! .12Hc are creating early buying ln the Base- The former prices were $2.98 to $4.95. 85c crochet bed spreads 69 C {Aom~i Serpentine Crepe, in light and dark styles and solid shades; yard 18c ment. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart l ••• Mercerized Poplin ln fine lustrous weaves for school dresses; yard..,.25e "***** ————— —.——J Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart—Street Floor. J^jf fersorialS)^osr2 (Other Personals Page 6.) RETURN FROM MILITARY CAMPS James Boyd, who has been attend ing the military camp at Tobyhanna, N. Y., and his brother, Jackson Herr /" N 12 doio, 10c For Headaches —36 doses, 25c. liebanon. Pa., l-O-'IS. You are at liberty to use my qame and testimony tor advertis ing CafA'So tablets, and you may refer any person to me and I will gladly tell them the good they have done tor me. Wishing you success, 1 am yours truly, MRS. M7.ZIE! FRITZ, 721 Spring Ave. v__-——————_J TUESDAY EVENING, Boyd, of the military camp at Platts burg, N. Y., came home last evening. HOME TO CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crump of Chi cago, Ohio, have returned home after spending two weeks at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Crump, of 117 Evergreen street. WILL STUDY IX INDIANA Clarence James, of 1900 North Sixth street, who has been attending college at Montreal, Canada, will go in a few days to Notre Dame Univer sity, Indiana, where he will study electrical engineering. Uptown Young People Take Walk to Rockville The following ynung people from the West End walked from the home of the Misses Mildred and Edna At tlck, Verbeke street, last evening to Rockville, returning to the city by trolley: Miss Sara Wilson, the chaperon; the Misses Leona Middleton, Cora Grove, Mildred Rutherford, Ethel Smith, Kathryn Gettys, Mary Herr, Margaret Worley, Ruth McCormick, Margaret Hogentogler, Ruth Taylor, Edna At tick, Mildred Attick and Clara Wilson; Charles Grove, Guy Neblnger, Harry Hogentogler, Galen Schlichter, Paul Fetrow, J. O. Stelnouer and John Wingert. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sehrumm of Altoona, Mrs. Spickler of Philadelphia and Mrs. C. B. Parsons of Lebanon, were recent guests of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Stauffer at Paxtang. VISITORS FROM ENDERS Mr. and Mrs. Carson C. Enders, of Enders, Pa., stopped over in the city for several days on their return from a ten days' trip to Philadelphia, As bury Park, Ocean Grove, N. J., and New York City. Give Birthday Surprise For Charles Klinepeter Mrs. W. D. Klinepeter, of 416 Woodbine street, arranged a surprise party last evening in celebration of the fifteenth birthday of her son, Charles Klinepeter. Gifts were pre sented to the lad, and there were HiLRRISBUR teijsgrapk I games, music and a supper. In attendance were the Misses Mary Hall, Olive Shlpman, Pauline Patter son, Edith Kltnepeter, Mildred Dis singer and Jennie Klinepeter; Robert Fellers, Charles Klinepeter, Lewis Shipman, Paul Sellers, Mildred Barn hart, John Brenneman, George Keyes, 'Charles Hauser, Harry Klinepeter, Mrs. Elizabeth Cumbler, of Philadel phia; Mrs. Harry Swovelin, Mrs. W. B. Klinepeter, Homer and Jack Klinepeter. MULLER SUBMITS TEXT OP REPLY ON MEXICAN QUESTION By Associated Press Rio de Janerlo, Sept. 7.—Dr. Lauro Muller, foreign minister of Brazil, has submitted to President Wenceslao Braz the text of the reply he will send to the National Chamber containing information asked by the chamber re , garding the attitude of Brazil In the Mexican question. In his reply Dr. Muller shows that the action of Brazil through her Ambassador at Washing i ton was wholly pacific in character ' and a manifestation of the fraternal , sympathy of the American peoples for • the people of Mexico harrassed i through long yiars of Civil War. , Two Men and Woman Placed Under Arrest By Associated Press Athens, Sept. 6, via Paris, Sept. 7. —The arrest of two men and a wopian charged with tramcklng in messages addressed to King Constantine and the general staff of the Greek army by representatives of belligerents on both sides in the war has caused a sensation. The censor will not permit full de tails to beoome known but it has been established that German and Austrian messages were sent to Russia, al though many dispatches from the British admiralty are now said to be missing. NEW CASTING RECORD By Associated Press Chicago, 111., Sept. 7.—A new world's record for castln gwas claimed to-day for E. Moffatt, of Chicago who sent a half ounce bait 215 feet In the dis tance event at the National Amateur Ply Casters' Association meet here yesterday. The former record was 2211 feet- SEPTEMBER 7, 1915. ! Four Killed When Train Crashes Into Automobile By Associated Press Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 7.—Two men and two women were killed at a rail road crossing:, one mile west of Victor last night when a Lehigh Valley train struck an automobile in which they were riding. The victims were Fred erick W. Smith, a lawyer and wife, and William R. Norris, and wife, all of Rochester. 1.600 RESERVISTS TO SAIL New York, Sept. 7.—Between 3,000 and 5,000 Italian reservists are ar riving in New York from all parts of the United States each week and sail ing to Italy to join the army. The steamer Sant 'Anna which sails for Naples this afternoon will have 1,600 reservists in her steerage. ARTILLERY EXCHANGE VIOLENT Paris, Sept. 7, 2:35 p. m. Last night saw a continuance of the violent artillery exchange along the French line according to the official communi cation given out by the war office this afternoon. The fighting took placfe around Souchez and near Neuville anC it was severe in the region of Roye, o* the plateau of Quennevtres, nea/? Nouveron. Tobacco Habit A very interesting book ha* been published on tobacco habit —how to conquer it quickly and easily. Jt tells the dangers of excessive smoking, chewing. snufT using, etc., and explains how nervousness, irritability, sleepless ness, weak eyes, stomach troubles and numerous other disorders may be eli minated through stopping self-poison ing bv tobacco. The man who ha» written this book wants to genuinely help all who have become addicted to tobacco habit and sas there's no need to suffer that swful craving or restless ness which comes when one tries to quit voluntarily. This Is no mind-cure or temperance sermon tract, but plain common sense, clearly set forth. The author will send It free, postpaid, in plain wrapper. Write, giving name and full address— a postcard will do. Ad dress: Edward J. Woods, 92F, Station E, New York City. Keep this advertise ment. It is likely to prove the beat news you ever read in thla lourn*i-
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