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Many Gift Treasures Are to Be Found in This List of Specials for Friday I
Men's Arctics Colored Dress Goods Specials in Aprons Grocery Specials Boys' Suits at $3.00 Black Dress Goods
INo r riday $1.75 heavy one-buckle SI.OO broadcloth. 50 inch- White lawn aprous, round »oo lbs. swift's extra cured Boys $4.00 and 00 Nor- 51.50 black silk and wool
• « arctics with double soles and cs, garnet and Copenhagen. or square, trimmed with ruf- hams, aoc grade. sliced for fr>- folk suits in grev and blue Snerinl Fridav nnlv H
cials Sent C. O. heavy heels. Special Friday Special Friday only, yard. fie or bunch tucks. Special "Too' P well smoked ' shoulders. grey overplaids. grey Scotch va ...i SI ()"»
only #1.39 59? Friday only 15f average c lbs. special Friday mixtures, brown pin head yard vi.ua
D., or Mail or Dive* Pomeroy f Stewart. $1.50 broadcloth. 54 inch- Gingham aprons without ° n ,'oo trips'' fancy ' Phi'iadeiph* check cassimeres ?n broken $1.25 black Panama. Spc- I
' " es. five shades. . pecial I 1 ri- bib, blue check. Special b ri- curcd breakfast bacon, pieces sizes from 7to 18 years. Spec ial Friday only, yard, 98? }■
Phone Orders day only, yard day only 15* average a >b»..special ; cial Friday only ... .#3.00 $1.50 black cloth. Special
Filled 4T 4T Women's Rubbers in^tcoK^f'Fr?- Friday only, yard 05,
SI.OO tan rubbers, two c j a l Friday only, yard. day only SJotf special i-riday only. n> m- $2.00 black cordttrov coat- I
| U 'f" toe and heel. Spei 91.05 Dive,. pom«roy & stonort. | a II»«. oimuliw s„««r «« ftv . ; n g Special Friday only. I
r»»™ Sill, r„«J. ' y - v $2.50 and $3.00 coatings. . »» •SWSrtW-.*' ~ Boys Balmacaans vard ..
v,O-ton aria ollK VjOOQS Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, 2} 2 and 3 vard pieces. Spe- v J Bovs' $5.00 irrey mixture.
50c Poplin. 36 inches wide. street n,0,, near. cial Friday only, yard. #1.95 gpeciai^rMry^^^b! brown mixture and Scotch $1.75 black Santoy. Spe
silk and cotton, good shades. ei nn i jo u 5 ib» for SI.OO tweed Balmacaans with con- cial Friday only, yard,-
Special Friday only ..39c ~ ~.. g . . SI.OO brocade suiting. 42 * vertible collars, sizes 3to 9 " #1.49
20c cotton poplin, solid Women S Caii Shoes 111 c tes, iree sla - c • 1
shades. Special Friday only. $2.00 gun metal calf shoes. Friday only, yard 38* w radon $-.95 black serge. Special I
full toe lasts, heavy soles and 85c serge, 48 inches, best j n inches with 1 2ach°pur?ha8™ C ™ " Dlvcs Pomeroy t Stewart I'riday only, yard <4<*
Dive. Pomeroy & Stewart. Cuban heels. Special Friday shades. Special Friday only, Mjil, I j and croani corn ' B,u '°" d F '°° r - Renr - ' SI.OO black brocade. Spc- ■
° r ' on, - v * l - 6 ° - vard .....74 1 tfjjJ ■ !2. inch Kar.y June peas cial Friday only, yard .. 38<- I
Dives, Pomeroy &: Stewart, 00 coating inches lulU ILB | I O Ctagonal Mixed vegetables V f or 39c _ , _... _, . _ .
/ Street Floor. Rear. coating. . . * incnes. //' —■ ! tnn • limit Golden pumpkin DOyS OilVer 1 WlSt-OUItS Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart.
Ci,_ n .J v / solid colors. Special Fridav r lo P> ""lit Pineapple tidbits * Street Moor. I
Otampea loweis only, yard #1.49 u 2to a cus- IV ory soap 10 „«r» Boys's3.so and $3.95 Oli- v 9 I
25c huck towels with pink n > c . pi tomer. None delivered. Each, Felt Na P tha P .!"i" f-r 38c ver Twist suits in blue and _
and blue borders, stamped D °y s ">lorm 3nOCS $3.00 semi-made skirt* 49<» Red Seal Borax brown serce and brown and I • • „ ; i 1 I
ready for embroidery. Spe- $3.00 tan storm high cut grey and navy, sizes 26 to 30. Dives. Pomeroy *t« blue velvet, single and Lining Specials I
cial Friday onlv lof boots with two buckles at
Special r riday only, I V / I Sw iff g prize soap. Special I I double breasted styles,! I " ,l ' c l'armers satin. 3o I
Dives Pomeroy & stewart. to P : heav >" standard fasten- #1.90 / - y Friday only. 8 bars for -jr.e broken sizes, 3to 8 years. inches, black only. Special
' Third Floor. Ed soles. Special Friday SI.OO and $1.25 suitings. Women's Handkerchiefs Grandmas soap powder, regu- Special Fridav only, #3.95 Friday only, yard ... I
' only #1.98 odd pieces, 46 to 50 inches. women s nanaKercnieis lar 6c package special *rtd«> i J" m
c • I T7 J t i k only. 10 packs for 34e Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, J?C black Satllie, OO inches.
— IT x Dives. Pomeroy 4: Stewart, Special Friday only, yard, . -Oc silk crepe de chine Beal sultana Raisins and finest second Floor, Rear. Special Fridav onlv. vard.
Maline Ruffs Street Floor, Rear. handkerchiefs. hemstitched cleaned currants. Special Friday > ' 1 1 -J^
. ' S'fX) navv nnnlin 54 inch- borders in pink, blue, laven- only. 3 packs for *oe f \
.lOc o9c malme rutts m dif- _ . V/T i j flpr make and nilf Snecial Creamery Butter in pound Rnman Strine RiKKnn* 2oc messalinc hnislied sat- ■
feren, color. Special Girls' La« Sh.,S ' ~ *P-a! Fnd.v onlv. s,H HbW in inc. colors and black. Jto 8
day only 39<» v ' • Sn aps. special Fridav only. lb.. 7c Koman stripe riDDons 111 vard lengths. Special Fridav
nivva Pnmornv JC. «st«wart Sl.rOblack kidskiii lace Dives. Pomeroy * stew.rt, 10c hemstitched linen 'Aitov^nTy" 3'tl? bright color combinations; o only, vard 13V** ■
DHes. Pomeroy Stewart. shoes with heavy soles and L street Floor. handkerchiefs, auarter inch can.. BpecUi *nda 5 onijr s to 6 inches wide; values to " T M
V low heels; 2J4 to 4. Special hem. Special Friday only. gr^S^^c^ri.Md.S'^nil"!" 0 75c. Special Friday only, Dive,, Pomeroy ■
Friday only _ \ 3 f or yard 39f v / S
Lace Collars & Guimpes Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, Long Crepe Kimonos 1?I/_ CaUfo h rnla l!ma Beans' '.'A for 3»e Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, . n. I
Venise lace collars in > Crepe kimonos in solid col- wit h / o nc corner embroider-j I ciiow oliow t pipuTeV. eS Bpec"a P i 0 I V * I Umbrellas
white and butter. 50c values. / "° r ® : oKiVJlt SSSt ed ' Special Friday only, 3 'oif - or '. S American taffeta timbrel- I
Special Friday only ...3,><* Nainsook Gowns thh elastic band: Co P ,Gr 25f Spec ' al Frlday ° ny ' ' C *" V Voile Waists l as with tape edge for men
Lace and organdie guimp- Nainsook gowns with ki- gen. rose, red, navy, grey, Cross bar Swiss handker- ciai h Friday' e on°y c °!f J"c hite striped voile waists, and women, trimmed and I
es in white and ecru;-values mono sleeves, lace edge lavender and pink: $1.50 chiefs, quarter inch hem. day l 'onin ra -' )e regum'r high adjustable collar; SI.OO carved mission and boxwood
to SI.OO. Special Friday only, trims neck and sleeves. Spe- value. Special Fridav onh\ Special Fridav onlv, 3 for. at vv:. —ir'i" value. Special Friday only. handles; values to - s '• H
' 48> cial Friday only 35* ' 85> ' ' 5<- ori°nges. ca^ci allien .TJfiS Special Friday only, #1.19
Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomerov & Stewart, Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart. Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart,
Street Floor. Second Floor. Second' Floor. Street Floor. Basement. Second Moor. btieet 1 loor. I ■
v V* v •V* V / V.I ' u
Gift Linens and Towels I Couch Covers, Utility Boxes, Lace Curtains The Gift Thoughtful— I
Beautiful qualities of table linen, napkin?, covers and ! 1 ■ . 1'( \ Couch covers in a variety of colorings and C| *
towels in a profusion of patterns make this the most attrac- / 1/ P \ \ designs, fringed or plain edges, fr^Jr
tive holiday display the linen section has ever had. j / J \ #1.1)0, #1.50. #3.00 to #3.50 A pair of s ii ppe rs will make those idle moments at home all I
TABLE LIN EX SETTS Scalloped Damask Round Pattern ' jj ju Tapestry couch covers in oriental patterns. the more enjoyable for any member of the family. Here's a I
Pa !ra rn nn C c ,o dama S n k. pufup' in »a.5«, *4.50 «nd $«.oo -ffi 50 inches wide; 3 yards long, great variety of styles in the gift section of the Shoe Depart
l.ox: All Linen. Hemstitched Damask Clotlis. // / \ #3.50, #5.00 and #7.00 llicilt.
<6x67-inch Clotli and Napkins. $2.50. #3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 / ' m /Msit \ ' CI,; P t ~.,ut l,nv« rnvrrptl with mattillP" and MEN'S SIIPPERS BOYS' SLIPPERS
set ........ • •.... .SLL» SILVER BLEACHED XAPKIXS \ f Tan Cavalier Slippers $2.50 Tan kid Romeos .. .$1.25 and $1.50 I
6«,*Ba-inch Cloth and Napkins. V. t JL 7 / cretonne. 11l all sizes and a large assortment Tan Koust Slippers $2.50 Tan kid Everett slippers ....SI.OO I
-n'T. ' i"'o,",;" • ••••.• * SOO A ,? 4 vn S Vl\Kv n ,\ RdT°r« / / 1 I to select from, each. #1.98, #3.50, #3 to #0 Tan and black Romeos $2.50 Tan leather Everett slippers . .75c I
iOxSB-mch Cloth and Napkins. LINEX IN BOXES . j /y\ ' f '- 1 . \ Tan and black Romeos Tan leather and black velvet
- j 7 / \\ Fancy table runners and mats in plush, vel- SI.OO to $2.00 slippers 50c I
72x72-lnch Cloth and Napkins, set, ask and Madeira styles. / I\ nn/l t'plr 5H1.95 to #O.OO i Tan and black kid skin Opera Indian moccasins:
$-.50. $8.5«. SIO.OO. $ll.OO. $12.00 Hemstitched Damask Linen Nap- /
72x$0-inch Cloth and Napkins, set. kins. 15-inch, dozen, i / /] j| /
ft<.oo, SS.OO. SIO.OO. $ll.OO, SI.OB, 53.50 to SB.OO I \ |i jtir jl ' ..... , t/ , 11. Slippers SI 00 to $2 00 Sizes 3to 6 $1.50 I
$12.00 to $17.00 Plain Linen Hemstitched Napkins, j 1 n,an . v beautßU 'l -■Mottled brown'felt "E V slippers WOMEN'S SLIPPERS
PATTERN" CLOTHS 15-lnch. dozen $3.00 / \ M II \ l >air #4.00, #O.OO and #IO.OO $1.50 F elt fur trimmed Juliets in Ox-
All Linen Cloths in new designs. Plain Linen Hemstitched Napkins. I it j - mk |1 1 , . . Oxford grey lelt slippers with ford grey, wine, red and
70x70 inches 52..10 embroidered, dozen ...... .SB.OO jj ~j | Light weight and heavy curtains for door- cushion soles SI.OO black, leather soles $1.50 ■
70x88 inches 83.00 Hand Embroidered and Scalloped / wavs; ill green browil ailtl red: pail", Black felt Romeos with leather Felt ribbon trimmed Juliets
•oxlos inches $3.50 1 - and la inch Madeira Napkins, #5.00, #O.OO to #15.00 Soles .. .' $1.25 in six colors, leather soles, $1.50 I
72x72 inches. dozen. Black felt Everett slippers, Felt Juliets with fur or ribbon
$3.00, $3.50. SI.OO. $5.00 and $6.00 $5.00, 80.00, $7.00 and SB.OO . = Leather skins in plain and fancy patterns; leather soles SI.OO trimming, in five colors.
78x90 Inches. Tra.v and Carving Cloths. WbbhMP9 \ ,1 •„ l-,il,»r nuhmn tnns with iViternal order Tan elkskln Indian mocaslons, $2.50 leather soles $1.25 I
$8.50. $4.00. $5.00 to $7.00 25c. 8»o. 50«- antl 75c \ also leather Cushion tops iratt a Brown ooze leather Indian Comfy Felt slippers with felt
72x108 inches. Centerpieces and Cluny Ijice and / A designs including J.lasonic, Llk and Moose, moccasins $2.00 P adt,e<l soles, six I
SI.OO. $5.00. 86.00 to 8,.00 lland Embroidered Madeira. 'A #3.50 to Tan leather Everett slippers ..75c Hand knitted slippers "with
SlxSl inches, Cluny ....9sc, $1.25, $1.50 to $6.00 [Mm Tan and black velvet Everett best grade lambs' wool soles,
$8.50. SI.OO. 85.00 to $8.50 Madeira 81.50. $2.00 to SIO.OO JF Dives. Pomcry & Stewart, Third Moor. slippers 50c six colors 81.25 ■
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BIG CROWDS AT
POULTRY SHOW
Interest Centers Around Kgg
Laying Contest at
Exhibit
With practically every prize award
ed for best exhibits at the third an- i
nual show of the Central Pennsylvania
Poultry Association being held this
week in Kelker Street hall, Interest is
centering around the egg-laying con
lest -which will end Saturday night.
The totals for the pens for the two
first days follow: Pen 440, 4; 441, 4;
442, 1; 443, 2; 444, 1; 445, 3: 446, 4;
447. 8; 448. 1; 440, 0.
Record-breaking crowds visited the
exhibit both yesterday and to-day.
Yesterday afternoon the ney Pennsyl
vania Poultry" Association was formed
from the Pennsylvania Branch of the
American Poultry Association, the
new organization severing relations
with the American association. More
than 100 branches of the State body
are flourishing in Pennsylvania. State
headquarters will be at Sacramento.
An Experienced Mother
Women who have answered the
highest calling are anxious to help and
influence the expectant mother, so she
can avoid suffering. For many years
experienced mothers have relied upon
Mother's Friend, obtained at any drug
store. because this splendid external
remedy adds to the physical cori>£ort
of every expectant mother. It makes
the muscles flexible and takes away
nil strain on the cords and ligaments
and actually relieves the tension of
nerves and tendons, that so often
cause nausea, morning sickness and
i witching of the limbs. Mother's
Friend is highly recommended.—Ad
vertisement.
THURSDAY EVENING,
Pa., the home of n. O. Umholtz, clec-|
tion commissioner.
Awards made by the judges late yes- '
terday follow;
special Premiums
The North American silver cup. best i
display in English class, John Shelter, j
Dillsburg.
Doutrich & Co.. sweater, best pen
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds, C. 1
E. Styles, Red Lion.
Silver cup. Samuel Babble, best cock, !
hen. cockerel and pullet, E. W. Eppley, |
Dallastown.
fine.hundred pounds feed, O. S. Eb- ;
ersole, best pen Single Comb White :
Leghorns; 100 pounds mash, best pen |
utility birds. S. W. Brightbill, Pen- j
: brook.
The Hub, military set, best pen Buff
1 Rocks, E. W. Eppley, Dallastown.
John Rose, box candy, best display ]
Campines, Dr. G. W. Garber, Mount
; Joy.
Harrisburg Electric Company, flash
( light, for best Barred Rocks, Robert C. j
| Miller. Xew Cumberland,
t Robinson's Woman Shop, silk waist,
j lady scoring most points on one va
! riety. Mrs. Walter Fisher, West Fair
view.
Keystone Mills, Penbrook, best
! Single Comb Buff Leghorn pullet, S.
! W. Brightbill, Penbrook.
C. H. Koch, best pen Single Comb
Black Minorcas, H. X. Banks, Harris
l burg.
I Ross Boas, silver cup, best display
j of bantams, Mrs. Walter Fisher, West
Fairview.
Paxton Flour and Feed Company,
1 silver challenge cup. best cock, cock-
I erel, hen and pullet, A. W. Kllnger,
1 Klingertown.
I Star-Independent, silver cup, best
display in American class, Robert C.
Miller, Xew Cumberland.
Robert C. Miller, New Cumberland,
dinner set, best pen, S. W. Brightbill,
! Penbrook.
Stover Manufacturing Company, best
display Silver Wyandottes, J. M. Koe
| nig. Allentown.
E. C. Toung Co.. Randolph, Mass.,
i coop and run. best White Wyandotte
I pen. E. W. Eppley, Dallastown.
G. E. Brown, Camp Hill, challenge
cup, best White Wyandotte (to be won
twice), won In 1914 by A. J. Fell, West
Point; E. W. Eberly. Dallastown.
George Bogar. fishing rod, best ban
tam. ICdgar Fiickinger. Hanover.
Walter F. Fisher, West Fairview, sl,
best Hose Comb Black Bantam cock
X. H. Batiks. ,Harrisburg.
B. P. Ober, Penbrook, setting:, sec
ond Single Comb White Leghorn hen,
S. W. Brightbill, Penbrook.
• National White Wyandotte Club
(local members), $2, best cock, Mrs.
Harry Wells, Harrlsburg: $2, best hen,
G. E. Brown. Camp Hill; $2, best
cockerel, E. W. Eberly, Dallastown;
$2. best pullet, E. W. Eberly. Dallas
town; J2, best pen, E. W. Eberly, Dal
lastown.
Walter C. Scliell, 100 pounds mlx
ture, display Silver Campines, G. W.
Garber, Mount Joy; 40 pounds dry
, mash, X. H. Banks, Harrisburg;
feeder, Edgar Flicklnger.
Association Prizes
S2O, best display, more than one va
riety, S. W. Brightbill. Penbrook; $lO,
best display, any one variety, S. W.
Bright bill, Penbrook; $lO, best display,
any one class, American variety, Rob
ert C. Miller. New Cumberland; $5,
best display, Plymouth Rockß, Robert
C. Miller, New Cumberland; $2.50, best
pen Plymouth Rocks, Robert C. Mil
ler; $2.50, best display, Barred Rocks.
Robert C. Miller. New Cumberland;
$2.50. best display, Buff Rocks, E. W.
Eberly. Dal las town; $2.50, best dis
play. Partridge Rocks, C. U. Bless
ing. Helium; $6, best display, any one
variety Wyandottes, E. W. Eberly;
$2.50, best pen Wyandottes, E. W.
Eberly; $2.50, best display White
Wyandottes. E. W. Eberly. Dallas
town; $2.50, best display Partridge
Wyandottes. Gratis Ford: $2.50, best
display Silver Laced Wyandottes. J. M.
Koenlg, Allentown; $5, any one va
riety, Rhode Island Reds, C. J. Stiles;
$2.50, best pen Rhode Island Reds, C.
J. Stiles; .*2.50, best display. Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds. C. J. Stiles.
P»ed L4on; $2.50. best display Domt
niques, E. J. Chandler. Kenneth
Square: $5. best display, any one va
riety, English class, John Soheffer,
Dillsburg: $5, best display, any one
varlet, Orpington class, E. W. Klinger;
$2.50. best pen Orpingtons. E. W.
'Klinger; $2.50, best display Single
Comb Orpingtons, E. W. Klinger,
Klingerstown: $2.50. best White Cor
nish, John Schelter, Dillsburg; $lO,
HARRISBURG TEL.EGRAPH
best display, any one variety, Medi
terranean class, S. W. Brightbill; $5,
Leghorns, S. W. Brightbill; $2.50, best
pen Leghorns. S. W. Brightbill; $2.5(1,
best Single Comb S. W.
BHghtbill; $2.50, best display. Single
Comb Buft leghorns, S. W. Brightbill.
Penbrook; $5, Minorcas. N. H. Banks,
Harrisburg: $2.50, besst display Single
Comb Minorcas, N. If. Banks. Harris
burg; $2.50, best display Brahmas,
Walter Fisher. West Fairview; $2.50,
best display Polish, Hill Top Farm,
Gettysburg.
Rnntams
$5, best display, one variety, Ban
MBM—— ——j————
Moja Quality
Quality For
Smoke a few and find out how fully they satisfy.
Fragrant all Havana quality gives more enjoy
ment than strong tobacco.
M° J A
■ LTJ -10cCIGARS- 4
Win on their quality—strong tobacco isn't es
sential.
Made by John C. Herman & Co.
tam class. Walter Fislicr, West Fair
view; $2.50, best display f OCA in Ban
tams. Mummert Brothers. (lanover;
$2.50, best display. Hose Comb Ban
tams. Mrs. Walter Fisher, West Fair
view.
IlKeoiis
$2.50, best display any one variety:
$2.50. best Douters: $2.50, best Pigmy
Pouters; $2.50, best Dragoons: $2.50,
best Homers; $2.50, Jacobins; $2.50,
Tumblers, all won by A. W. Newcomer,
Glen RocU.
American Poultry Association Prizes
Bronze medal for best cockerel in
American class, N. H. Banks, Harris
burg; bronze medal, best cockerel in
DECEMBER «>, 1915
Mediterranean class. 8. W. BriKlHbill,
Penbrook: bronze niedal, best cockerel
in English class, A. W. Klinger, Kllng
erstown; bronze niedal, best cockerel
in Polish class. Hill Top Poultry Farm,
Gettysburg: bronze medal, best cock
erel in Cochin Bantam class, Edgar
Fllckinger.
Harrislnirg Poultry Show I'riioN
$lO, best display, any one variety, S.
W. Blight bill. Penbrook; $3, best cock,
S. W. Brightbill, Penbrook; $2, second
best cock, William W. Johnson, Grates
Ford; sl. third best cock, A. W.
Klinger,. Klingerstown; $3, best hen,
r
Spend Ycur
Christmas Savings
for something useful and appropriate.
If you are contemplating using some of this
money to purchase a gift can you think of anything
more useful than a ton of coal? •
The big advantage in giving Coal for a Christmas
gift is that should the one getting it receive several
tons elsewhere no exchange will be needed after
Christmas.
Coal is something that can be used in large quan
tities—it takes a lot for a cold winter.
Can you think of a more suitable gift than a ton
3f our celebrated Sun-Glo Coal?
United Ice & Coal Co.
. . y 15th * ( kMtHUI
\ .I « / y/ Hummel A Jlalbrrrj
l'*orater * Cowd™
Third A Hon*
Also Steclton, Pa.
I
S. W. Brightbill, Penlirook; $2, second
best hen, G. K. Brown, t'amp i-ff 11; slj
third best pen, Old Forge Poultry
Farm, Spring Grove; $3, best cockerel]
N. H. Banks, llarrlsburg; $2, second
best cockerel. Old Forge Poultry
Farm: sl, third best cockerel, A. \V.
Klinger, Klingerstown: $3, best pullet,
S. W. BriKhtbill. Penbrook: ?2, second
best pullet. William U. Johnson: sl,
third best pullet, S. W. Brightbill, Pen
brook: $5, best pen. S. W. BriKhtbill,
Penbrook: $4, second best pen, A. W.
Klinger, Klingerstown: $2, third best
pen, S. W. Brightbill, Penbrook.