JSjosmmmzZ JSotwmmX ! " j There s An Every Day Freshness in This Store of Modern Storekeeping DOVE, CRFY New Millinery, foretelling the beauty which Spring has in vUVJI# I *■> * rw* •% New In the World of c olor. ItS a PICaSUrC l 0 SCICCt NCWCSt A stock of charming blouses, as fresh and crisp as the morn- Shown here in genuine Gloves in a'fresh purchase of this-moment styles. NyWaoyWw ... Style Blouses From a Stock That | A new shade—in silks that are new. the pearl, and already receiving a T A _l_ . ~ , , goodly share of popularity. IS /\IW2LVS J^rCSn —isn tit refreshing to read store news that in th s same fine taffeta, are J tells ot the new things in merchandise, amid pages shades of Boiling, black, maise, TT'S a pleasure you areas- dfWlfc lvt P hVL°iL hiihPr " SUre bargainS ' bar6 " nS and o,reprice win he ' JP A ' never allow odd, mussed Extracts above point to only a portion of new merchan- Spring Weaves and jumbled lots to accu- dise that we tell vou about this afternoon. C ~£ clr ™ striped Waist and Shirting mulate, and prohibit the JL T&k «c * » • i •4i • f - dks,. _ inches, yard, buying of new blouses. €>T7V|\ u —tm '\\ Saving you money is not a lost art in this store of Crepe de chines, in street and y V\/ I I v n v* V fl !! \ w clean stocks bv any means. New merchandise, you'll often shades. 40 inches, yard, • niu ,. !! '' 1 1 ill \\ \ find is marked exceptionally low liere. and those actual sav- ZZ Y\ \ V S j S A A in K s arc the kind nlorc vea'.Hh appreciated. kK. V T 7 Y \ Even on this page there's an underflowing current of inches; yard, i)Hy. appreciative public \ N V-- economy, visible in every section. Club checks and Overplaid Paf- throughout the year. W' X N - / 1 ' f - - In the comparatively . /fr two-toned ** stripes, '' overplaids short era that the Bowman Offering As An Example Crepe De Chine Blouses at $2.00 [ /fit ff~ -/ yA nf 7 fjl\ changeable taffetas, for shirtwaist Department of Blouses has An unusual quality at this price—a simple, effective style with corded !Hit //!m //fltv suits; plain shades; self-colored riSe nto supremacy, the seams and small cluster buttons. * Shown in rose peach, maise, light blue ''\t '///7 s / 'IJxJ Stripes; yard, $1 ..10. fact that the entire sched- Nile and white. I. ////uf[_ ff 11!L-. Satin stripe, military striped taf- ule of sellinET orices is *i i ■'''■ it ~~h//IJi "if/ff/r fetas. in Midnight, navy, black, nn the lowest scale i ° u price is a fine Mabutai silk, featuring French buttonholes and VIM 1 y///// Nile, maise and white; 36 inches- based on the lowest scale large pearl buttons. Novelty tab collar. Same range of shades. HV yard, $1.50 to 82.35. has been so " xec * m the 790 Finp Tm rvr\ff«rl Sundown soft finish taffeta in feminine mind that every Cre P e de Chine Blouses in a profusion of style models and heavy quali * rine lmporicd street and evening shades;4o inches; day brings new faces to >es. are priced at $,{.00, $3.00 and $.*.00. French Kid Gloves For Women s '*&is , «L^bh«k.^i (Wy! « A's th reah a za?io h n avc »« bi™-™,. 0 i ,»*I, a »«,. «.. w . w.«o „..i of styles and shade, _ i.AfL'tL ; ; In a Timely Offering: $1.15 Little Paragraphs of ~7 3pairfors: t .i.-, Interest F,r*t Baby Born A fortunate visit to the American agency of the manufactur- TTio Onon/nrj nfn v M/s Plain <;ni«■ n .. , In the New Year "love" ' " S kmdly ° ffer 0f hiKh Standard French Kid fpentng Of a . shad ™. 5J7£ Congratulations to Mr. tirades that regularly sell for $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. NeW Millinery gg " Hairbow *"'sibbem. - excellent and Mrs. Alfred A. Gross, .\ make that is very popular with good dressers. (Name _ quality; plain, plaids and fancy; Highspne. omitted by request) made in Grenoble, France. _con I 7?mHw ] yard, ~ " Alll are stylish two-clasp gloves; in assorted shades that are tJeUSOtI Leopard Sets, scarf and cap; set, Quality 111 Hosiery SkM'wZr' iUSt " Wi " ,H ' l: "° r And there : ' re *"uri„s the Brighter j - $ S„e. hlack. white, pink. „ g ht A J— That Paris Point stitching, heaw self color embroidered con Materials and Colorings j MA blue and maise; yard, ' All Women Approve trasting embroidered and numerous other stylish effects will he l» Ha « For Immedtate j M iemntn,^n a *' all- o,ese" s 3aJ I 'no'" riTI rp. % wear. 1 overs, etc., at less than one-half taken 111 K cttin f- r . inferior qualities. - T Bl Ze ran ? e ,s C(,in P' e te. but there's a possibility that not Like a snowstorm in summer this exposition of New Millinery former prices. When the style is right, the quality * eNe, > f ,Ze . co » ies 111 every shade. A number in eighth sizes. in the midst of winter features creations that are far from wintry BOWMAN'S Main Floor a'so be dependable See window. One might think Spring had sent her glories. ~ k pers It l aha " S /L ,os.e — ~ But these models were designed for immediate wear. And tra sizes, $1.15 pair. Demonstrating The SeaSOtl of Shoe haVe y ° U noticed their a PPearance on the street? Df CSS y Thread Silk Hose, in plain black PJFM i r* T T T , A chic little hat may be had for $4.95 —numerous are those D .. c and colors; double soles; high splic- Lconomvls at Hand priced around $G and $7, and the fine, exclusive models are to be KCCClltly s>aid: cd heels; wide garter tops; pair, Toilet Requisites had also. ' t<x ? . T 1 *V.. The MIRO-DENA TOILET Smart, new, dependable shoes BOWMAN S-Third Floor. „ „ L come . her ® rhread Sdk Hose, lisle garter PREPARATIONS are claim- t your Shirts are better looking. tops; black and colors: pair, 50£. Ed to be the most scientific in for women, at a saving. A great deal was said in Silk Lisle Hose, double soles; the world every article is Women's Dress Boots for ores those few words. " k|l sp . ll . l ; ( ' (1 I,eels: wide garter the result of careful study -is ent and earlv Spring wear; hand- Marred in Handling : Boys' Norfolk Suits Patterns are the smartest to . 3 SSir^forlfcl'oo' ; pa,r ' ° r made from the very choicest some styles in various leathers, in- R rf 4 v A rr f Tn p- . „ . , be had. 1 bc^VMANS— Main Floor ore,, red aml - w ! ch,din « bronssc kitl - Re^lar Sso ° I ' P Particular attention is paid its own mis^ioi^—'t!' "w" Mahogany Poster Beds, $1H.90 $4.<K) to quality of material and ex- Novelty BatfX do what is claimed for it. Women s Shoes-fine patent colt, I The MIRO-DEXA PER- metal calf and kidskin button Brass Bed $21.9., - formerly an d c hevtt. Fashion and fit must be ous colors; fitted with mirror and FTT\TFS Tnii<»t i dress and street boots; smart styles $29.90 3-inch post; massive con-. ana cne\iois, some witn two pairs 1 v -,n,, o-i a<i S.'T ,'PI a.«I perfection* of tit. Kegnlarly ! strnction. ! onckers. Sizes 6to 18. They were "Rht. santtat, ~lotn putt. sl,Oll [loiver nrtifln- it' t $3.50 and S4 grades. Pair, $2.85. Cabinet Sewing Machines, I formerly priced at $3 and $6. New shirts in the fine cluster «i m •.„ c. ■ , ,• fined Women's Black Kid Gypsy Boots ~ formerly $35; used for ' t Strip^a^ here , A irial is convincing proof «» d dotl ' button and lace boots; Jjd for the boys bto 10 fo, s4.b„, -$1 .<M) and .^1 emery and nail polish; boxed. 69*. of their superior qualities and dressy styles for Spring wear; ex- BOWMAN's-second Floor BOWMAN'S Main Fi6or BOWMAN'S Main Floor exceptional merits. cellent $3.00 to $4.00 values. Pair, BOWMAN'S—Main Floor SI.M.J. w ""i | rlere s a releasing Komance . $12.75 Will Appeal To A Entitled "Suit Reductions," LargeNumberofMenWho With the Villain Left Out J§L May Meed <i or OVCrCOB-t The characters in this interesting story are represented by our up-to-date suit models; and everyone of such it's a price with an appeal f[ l c^aracter t ' iat no villain could be found. There are no season old and out-of-style suits in our entire stock. " !Xe U and "overcoats! JLfik. General Sal* «-h«n'wrocome # to'toovM 1 " Starts To-morrow $12.75 is far below the former I A seasonable disposal of a large—very large number of suits, in order that the stock may be lowered. marking", on suits and overcoats 1' '• 'i Fresh and stylish the models are; in the most popular materials—broadcloths, serges, poplins, gabardines ve- & 4'/ of Standard Bowman Gnde 1 IBMrol^"wUtH I , 8 and others - A complete size range may be had and in the plain tailored models they run up to 53. Quoted be- 1)\ § S i 1 I IBnfflflTlL!^^ low are present and former prices. \IL ' ' meres, unfinished worsteds and 410 00 41 K HO (|JI Q CA 1 r mixtures; two and three-button i(l <P# .C/O %J>ll/.UU (piO.UU (PIO.OU «4>/CO 1 - m^inßfeli«ldol'ltbrea s t«d Up to $16.50 Up to $22.50 Up to $25.00 Up to $29.50 u P tos4S.oo -■Zjfik'* * form-fitting models; conserva- Jf Not all. of course, are reduced as greatly as these comparisons show—neither do they represent the extremitvin reductions in certain instances tive models; box backs; one #' M &i| .BOWMAN'S Third Floor. piece backs. Sizes 33 to 44. Lowered Prices Have Been A Small Lot of Pretty Silk White Corduroy And Chinchilla / j , c\r- Placed on All Our ... _ Lowered to <p7.95 Stylish Skirts Woolen Dresses Are Now Sport Coats SUITS of wool cassimeres and homespuns in the new English models You'll find in the assortment a most varied popularity. o a Lowered to $9. 75 x % Silks and woolen fabrics and a number of Thesc snfart ,ittle SQr^ts for dress and S en " C U ° C t0 ~ ° SUITS AND OVERCOATS of all-wool materials; worsteds, cheviots, novelties. Note the savings. cra l wear . Pretty silks, in charmeuse taffeta I his is really a clearing out of a small num unfinished worsteds, cassimeres, kerseys, meltons and shaggy Scotch mix- At sl.oo—formerly $2.98. , ber, which accounts for the severe reductions '.SIT ?Tt e r a K 1! Single and doub,e br-ttd. with form-fitting, cons e rva- « 23S=!SXSg HIS: O,hCT " e * ,M They have been in stock as lon,- as we allow. 0r W1 bOX baCkS U SS=Z to Will: Present " ri « S l "" lsua! "dfotions. an<) they must go . Lowered to BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. and fabrics for 32"he»t > the Wn' meaning c, / Want to Pregrett 46 "»»■ measuring Styluh—Our Own and Some Bought "Special"—Selling at $7.50, $9. SO, $12.50, sls, $18.50 and $25. BOVVMAN'fiS—Second Floor. !— ———— FRIDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH JANUARY 7, 1916 3
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